The gaming house of the hessian state capital and cure city Wiesbaden belongs to the most well-known and most steeped in tradition gaming houses in Germany.

The gaming house consists of the large play (Roulette, Black Jack, Poker), which in the former wine hall of the nursing center is accommodated, as well as the small play (automat play) into the adjacent Kurhauskolonnaden, which represents the longest of Europe with 129 m length.

In the gaming house Wiesbaden gives it a characteristic for the Roulette play, the Wiesbadener of super Roulette: Without additional activities of the player it is to be won in Wiesbaden possible, with completely normal Roulette at all the Rouletteti two, three, four, or the fivefold of the normal one. One makes its used play and each time, if the profit number in the Roulette-Kessel agrees with two of five random numbers (likewise 0 to 36) on an electronic announcement on the table, becomes at this table the profit for all profit rates in the number field, all the same whether on Plein, Cheval or transversals, doubles. If there is three random numbers agreeing with the profit number, then a trebling takes place. This goes up to the fivefold one, if all five random numbers show the pleased number. Public event "“supernumber"” by fanfare announced, which precipitates the more the is more largely the Vermehrfachung of the profit.

Wiesbaden is likewise world-wide unique the Roulette variant "“Roulight"” in the gaming house: Like an extra large "“course"” with American Roulette are here the setting fields for the numbers in the same order arranged, as the numbers in the Roulette-Kessel. Nebennummernspielern facilitates a setting of its combinations completely substantially.

The gaming house counts approx. 200,000 visitors annually.

History

The history of the gaming house Wiesbaden begins already 1771, when the prince of Nassau Usingen for the first time gives a concession for the then usual and popular packs of cards. Still in pub already eleven years later that was played Roulette is introduced at that time, 1810 the gaming house into again established old persons the nursing center shifted.

When 1830 in France gaming houses had been forbidden, new effect places looked for their tenant. Thus the Frenchman Chabert leased 1834 after the gaming houses in Baden-Baden and Homburg also the Wiesbadener bank. It ran shining, not only for the city, but also for the tenant, who away-pulled 1847 with 7 million Goldmark.

1872 was closed by a puritanisches realm law the Spielcasinos in the German Reich.

The Wiesbadener play began then only again after the Second World War in the year 1949, first in the entrance hall of the hessian national theatre. Starting from 1955 one could move into the north wing of the nursing center, which was used to date by the US troops.

Since the restoration of the nursing center 1985 is the gaming house (large play) in its former wine hall. This neoklassizistische hall with its winding and from cherry tree wood and the unloading Kronleuchtern from crystal glass offers a festive atmosphere to the gaming house.

The automat play is outside of the nursing center in the adjacent Kurhauskolonnaden.

The gaming house in the literature

The gaming house Wiesbaden attained international celebrity by the man of letters Fjodor Michailowitsch Dostojewski.

This playful here after initial luck (profit: 10,400 Franconias) in the year 1865 all its money.

For the world literature retrospectively a pleasing circumstance surely regards, since it was therefore forced to write a new novel. Thus its short novel developed '' "“the player"” '' in only 26 days, who is to be ranked today among the classical authors of the world literature.

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