I understand.... but many (most) visitors to
A.C. do not.

My point was that at the three "casinos" that are in reality now one property (license) at Park Place ... there was a question about the number of roulette tables. All I was trying to point out was if The Donald's three properties were combined ... the total number of Trump roulette tables would match or exceed the number of Park Place roulette tables. In other words ... THERE ARE A LOT OF ROULETTE TABLES in Atlantic City compared to Las Vegas.... and they are always busy at all times. I've been to many Vegas casinos where not one person is playing roulette at ANY table and dealers stand there with their arms crossed. Sometimes there is not even ONE roulette table open.