Russian roulette (in Russian: (Русская) Рулетка, оr (Russkaya) Rulyetka) is the practice of placing a single round in a revolver, spinning the cylinder and closing it into the firearm without looking, aiming the revolver at one’s own head in a suicidal fashion, and pulling the trigger. The number of rounds placed in the revolver can vary, though as a rule there will always be at least one empty chamber. As a gambling game, toy guns are often used to simulate the practice. The number of deaths caused by this practice is unknown.
Links
- The Deer Hunter death roll
- Teen Wounded Playing Russian Roulette
- Man, 18, Dies in Russian Roulette
- “Russian Roulette” Olympics Death
- Kablamo, a tongue-in-cheek board game with a Russian roulette theme.
- Gimp Roulette, a Shockwave webpage game that simulates Russian Roulette.
- 2000 Darwin Award Runner-Up, Man wins Darwin Award after playing Russian Roulette with a pistol.
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Russian roulette | Gambling Blog…
Russian roulette (Рулетка, Rulyetka) is the practice of placing a single round in a revolver, spinning the cylinder and closing it into the firearm without looking, aiming the revolver at one’s own head in a suicidal fashion, and pulling the tr…
Russian roulette | Gambling Blog…
Russian roulette (Рулетка, Rulyetka) is the practice of placing a single round in a revolver, spinning the cylinder and closing it into the firearm without looking, aiming the revolver at one’s own head in a suicidal fashion, and pulling the tr…
Russian roulette | Gambling Blog…
Russian roulette (Рулетка, Rulyetka) is the practice of placing a single round in a revolver, spinning the cylinder and closing it into the firearm without looking, aiming the revolver at one’s own head in a suicidal fashion, and pulling the tr…