i need a roulette script in PHP

[Useless]

i need one with the odds of winning.

anyone know where to get one?

[Rob Pomeroy]

Are you able to program in PHP yourself?  If you make a start on the script, I can offer suggestions.  Do you simply want a function that returns the number and the colour?  Or one that handles lpacing bets, etc?

[Useless]

Are you able to program in PHP yourself?  If you make a start on the script, I can offer suggestions.  Do you simply want a function that returns the number and the colour?  Or one that handles lpacing bets, etc?

one that returns the number and colour like

red 36 or black35

[Rob Pomeroy]

Okay, well that's a pretty straightforward script.  Can you answer my first question?

[Useless]

Okay, well that's a pretty straightforward script.  Can you answer my first question?

a little bit

[Rob Pomeroy]

To be honest, this is such a simple problem that I'll just write the whole script.  Here is a function, roulette() that will return an array(number, colour) that you can then use in your script.  I include an example of the use of the function.

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<?php

function roulette($twozeroes=false)
{
  // NB The parameter "twozeroes" is optional.  It defaults to
  // false, meaning we are using a single zero (European)
  // roulette wheel.  Calling the function, roulette(); is the 
  // same as calling, roulette(false);.  For a two zero game,
  // call, roulette(true);

  // For PHP versions prior to 4.2.0, uncomment the next line:
  // mt_srand(crc32(microtime()));

  $number = rand(($twozeroes ? -1 : 0), 36);
  if ($number > 0)
  {
    $colour = (($number % 2) == 1 ? 'red' : 'black');
  } else {
    $colour = 'green';
    if ($number == -1)
    {
      $number = '00';
    }
  }
  return array('number' => $number,
               'colour' => $colour);
} // End of function roulette()


// Example of how you might use it:
$results = roulette();
?>
<p>
  You spun the wheel, and here's what you get:
  <font style='font-size: 25px; font-weight: bold; color:<?php echo $results['colour'];?>;'>
    <?php echo $results['number'];?>
  </font>
</p>
Any questions?

For the time being, you can see this script working, >here<.  It will be replaced at some point with whatever other problem I'm working on at the time.  

[Useless]

Thanks mate