The roots of Rouleete's name is traceable back to more than 1,000 years ago. It comes from French, with the British translation being 'Roule'. It is a central French town that is deeply rooted in the region of Bourgogne. However it isn't the only or the last town in this type of geographically distinct area that is most famously known to the past as Rouleete. This type of town isn't the only one in this geographically identified region that is so easily recognized to history. But, it is the one that is most important and most famous.

The origins of Rouleete can be traced back to the middle age which was the time when the region was home to Carlin, an influential writer and courtier who was married to a wealthy family. While he was working to support his family, he frequently traveled through the powerful territory of Bourgogne, a region which included Rouleete and the adjacent territories. It is probable, then, that he came in contact with the French language and, as a result made certain words that are synonymous with Rouleete to describe the town today. As time went by, this "foreign" influence was to cause the creation of phrases that would be associated with Rouleete in the present day.

As we've mentioned, Rouleete is best described in the form of a song that pays homage to the town. Jean Sibelius wrote the song "Roustoles" that describes many of the sights, sounds, and activities that are common to the region. The "little city on the hill" is Rouleete's most well-known cannon. This is apparent in the lyrics. The cannes are described as being on a hill and have many cobbled streets that lead to the entrance. They have earned the title "Capon de Cannes". Although it isn't known which the origins of this nickname was, many people still associate the canne with this region.

An old map that shows the location of the first townships that were built in the early Eighteenth Century is a different expression that describes Rouleete. The original cities included Pays de la Loire and Chateauneuf-en-Auxois. The cannes now form part of the landscape of Rouleete. They can be found along major roads that stretch from Roulechette to Du Midi. Some of these streets have names that remain synonymous with Rouleete: Pays de la Loire for "the little town on a hill", Chateauneuf-en-Auxois for "the old city on a hill" and Du Midi for "the road to Midi".

The legend of Rouleete being founded by a man named Labard who left a present for his daughter Mathieu which was meant to bring happiness. The gift was placed on a tree by Mathieu when she returned home. Simon de Rouleete, her husband, arrived to collect the gift. After learning that the gift was stolen, Mathieu retrieved a knife from his bag and cut off the top of the knife which was engraved with the name of her husband. In anger, Simon de Rouleete went into exile. According to legend, the knife which caused the breakup between the couple could only be cut once using the use of a large knife. Therefore, the legend states that the cutting of the knife was a symbol of the division of love in Rouleete.

Today the Rouleete Board of Directors has attempted to dampen any negative perceptions of the town by building numerous monuments to honor its past. These statutes aren't the only ones that are visible throughout the city. There are many billboards and stands that offer information about the rules and history of betting on roulette. The most notable of these is an 8-foot high billboard on Haut Marais Avenue that features the names of a number of the first players of roulette, as well as the payouts and odds for each game.

Rouleete has a variety of options for those who are interested betting on horseracing events. With the exception of those who prefer paper or pencils the majority of players place bets by flipping coins. The pot is determined by the size of the bet. The player who has placed the biggest bet wins. You have many options to place wagers on the horses that will be racing.

Rouleete's players are avid fans of the sport. Tourists from all over world visit Rouleete to view the various horses and observe the local jockeys in action. Rouleete is a spectacle on race day when people come together to watch the races. Local restaurants cook tasty meals for spectators who awaited outside for a long time to place their bets on the horse racing race.