Plural concentric rotating disc roulette wheel for a plurality of balls

Improvements in a roulette wheel having a circular base having an outer periphery on which a rotor is spun coaxial to a vertical axis of said base on a centrally disposed rotor mounting shaft, the base and rotor having upper surfaces determining an inwardly inclined conical travelling path that descends inwardly from the outer periphery of the base towards said rotor mounting shaft for at least one ball therein spun, said travelling path having a plurality of pockets in which said balls may lodge, and on which relevant identifying numbers are inscribed for each of said pockets, the improvement comprising a second rotating disk mounted coaxially on the rotor mounting shaft of the circular base, said rotating disk being located centrally on the rotor mounting shaft with the rotor and the second rotating disk being free to rotate on the mounting shaft;

• said rotor inwardly inclining upper surface terminating abruptly in a lateral annular peripheral edge which leaves a free space from said inwardly inclining surface to the portion thereof secured coaxially to said rotor mounting shaft, said rotor having a plurality of spaced radially projecting walls extending from said lateral edge defining between each pair of adjacent walls a pocket for containing a ball played by the game;
• said plurality of pockets in said rotor being frontally closed by an annular wall defining an outer periphery of the rotating disk;
• said second rotating disk being disposed in the free space existing between the pockets and in said rotor and the rotor mounting shaft, said annular wall of said rotating disk having a height substantially similar to the annular edge of the rotor;
• said second rotating disk having an outwardly inclined upper conical slope that descends outwardly from said rotor mounting shaft whose lowest portion coincides with the pockets wherein the conical slopes of said rotor and second rotary disc rotating bodies defining a common travelling path for the playing balls, said second rotating disk rotating on its own axis, independently of the rotor and coaxial to it and having at least one projecting fin secured radially to its periphery and extending radially over the pockets;
• said pockets having a depth smaller than the diameter of the playing balls, and wherein said fin sweeps over said pockets at a height higher than the diameter of a ball therein lodged and inferior to a height equivalent to two different balls lodged into said same pocket.