Casinos typically accept all bets made by patrons within an established limit, so that a patron cannot win more than a casino can afford to pay. Every game offered gives a casino a mathematical expectancy of winning, and it is very rare for a casino to lose money on its games, even for one day. Because of this virtual assurance of gross profit, casinos regularly offer big bettors extravagant inducements in the form of free spectacular entertainment, transportation, and elegant living quarters. Even lesser bettors are offered reduced-fare transportation, hotel rooms, free drinks and cigarettes while gambling, and other inducements. Of the games played regularly at casinos, roulette is found throughout the world, being a principal gambling game in France, where casinos reduce their advantage to less than 1 percent to entice big bettors. In the Americas roulette appeals more to small bettors, and casinos take a larger percentage. Craps attracts the big bettors in American casinos, most