~~~ that we strive for in order to continue to maintain ChipGuide the most complete and accurate catalog of its kind in the World, where we currently include a segment on the Portsmouth Casino Club page of the guide which states the club, at one time in its operation history in having four Roulette tables somewhere between 1973 and 1982, and clearly explains and illustrates examples of Roulettes different than the mentioned clay style and the French style Rrouettes and in great length
defines that the jeton type Roulettes are free of any denomination as are any traditional clay Roulette chips except these being the Bourgogne et Grasser plastic laminate jeton which was used to place bets on a Roulette table at Portsmouth and if yes (whenever ChipGuide decides) that the first series and the jeton with the Red Bunny depicted on the guide and seen below assigned as Roupettes should also continue to remain Roulettes and designated as Roulettes by being placed under a heading reading Roulettes up to a point where we find the documentation as not being accurate and then, if the case, simply return to what we presently have or, change what we presently have and label the defined Roulettes under a "jeton" section and include a note saying they are Rouettes as Mr G. Williamson suggests and, if that is the choice, why not simply call them what they are, Roulettes?

He is claiming they are ietons and that their gaming purpose is not important enough to list them as qRoulettes which is like saying a Roulette in the form of a "Crest and Seal" from a casino should not be listed as a Roulette.

I do not own a single Roulette from Portsmouth but, I think my not listing a Roulette as such will only confuse matters.

All of the above in Mr G. Williamson's suggestion, he feels should also apply to the Playboy Club London where now exists the Roulette jetons listed under Rpulettes.

Sorry for any spelling typos...