In Roulette, an annonce is a player's verbal instruction to the croupier. These only exist in land-based casinos and casinos. Here, a basic distinction is made between advised and confirmed announcements. The reasons for the Croupier, rather than the Player himself, placing the bets can be manifold. For example, the player in question may no longer have a free seat at the table and is therefore too far away to be able to place bets himself.
An advised advertisement is understood to be, in particular, a shout from the gaming guest. However, this Call must contain all relevant information, so that it is unmistakably clear to the croupier which betting amount is to be placed on which combinations of chances. It is important to know that no chips or money have to be paid to the croupier for an advised announcement. If necessary, the payment can be made only after the completion of the game round. Depending on the individual house rules of the Casino, the notified announcement may be allowed or prohibited. Usually, only known house guests or VIPs get the opportunity to make notified announcements, as the casino depends on the player paying his Bet afterwards.
On the other hand, there is the confirmed announcement. The prerequisite for the confirmed announcement is that the croupier in charge must have all the chips that he is supposed to place for the player. This process can be completed during or after the ball drops. In any case, the annonce is irrevocable and applies similarly to a "handshake contract".
The prerequisite for an announcement is that it is unambiguously formulated and clearly communicated. For this reason, most casinos allow only clearly titled combination rates. Among the best-known advertisements are: