[4.0] "TLC saved the show from an embarrassment. And the birth of the worst storyline to ever exist in professional wrestling in the Katie Vick story. I've seriously no idea who came up with this utter garbage angle and it made me ASHAMED to be a pro wrestling fan. TLC was excellent and it was a treat to have it on free television. Booker and Big Show wasn't bad but not the worst"

[7.0] "I didn't enjoy most of the matches this episode that much but I liked the raw roulette concept, and it's hard not to give a high score for an episode that starts with a cage match and ends with a pretty bad ass 25 minute long TLC match. Actually, it ends with a weird flair/HHH promo about kane being a murderer and he's killed a woman named katie vick. From reading other people's comments on this episode, it looks like there won't be much of a payoff here. The trish/stacy match felt a lot longer than 2 minutes. It was sexy I guess but I was hoping they'd use the paddle a little more violently. It ended up being a non factor. The TLC match was a nice surprise and it was well done. It didn't have the drama as the previous TLC's as the matchups were pretty random, so there couldn't be any true emotion between the competitors.. but the spots were done well and most of them made sense. Also, the ladder climbing was done well, meaning it was way more believable since they didn't have people randomly stopping once they get to the top few steps. The walls of jericho on the ladder was stupid tbh cause it required RVD's cooperation in essentially putting himself in the move, but it did look cool. Kane winning was interesting since he was invisible most of the match. HHH/D-Lo match was funny for what it was and so was the goldust match. Not a whole lot of great wrestling, but it is ENTERTAINMENT and this is definitely one of the best Raws in a very long time due to the entertainment factor. I'm so torn on whether I love or dislike bischoff as the GM of Raw. The decisions are random like Nitro, but he is a good MC and sometimes the randomness works. It especially works on a show where the idea is based off of a random spin."

[5.0] "Overall a very tough episode of RAW to get through. The main event saves this show. Maybe Im being harsh with the opening cage match but its a heatless match and the fans in the arena dont care for it at all. The whole show is skippable except for the main event which is a fun car crash."

[9.0] "The Raw Roulette's debut is quite a fun show. Triple H vs D-Lo and Regal vs Goldust are quick comedy matches, but they're both fun. Big Show vs Booker T is a damn good cage match. And TLC 4 is one of the best TV matches ever. Unfortunately, this show ends with the start of the horrible Katie Vick angle that made Raw nigh unwatchable for months."

[8.0] "Finally. A really good episode of Raw and while there are still problems with it, the main event is one of the very best in the shows history and one everyone should watch with seven men putting their careers on the line for the car crash spectacle we all love from multi man TLC matches. Everything else on the show is a bit hit or miss. The Raw Roulette is a fun concept, but the matches all just look a bit random to me and they just add a gimmick to it. I did get a chuckle out of the Los Vegas Showgirls match because of Regal and Goldust both being great comedy wrestlers, but I really don't want to be seeing matches like Triple H vs D'lo Brown and certainly not in a blindfold match. Unfortunately the ending of the show completely sucked because it started the dreadful Katie Vick storyline! Still its the best Raw episode in a long, long time and while I did find a lot of the gimmick matches a bit lacklustre, I liked the presentation of the show a lot because it really did have that "Anything can happen in the WWE" kind of feel and it just had that fun factor so many of that year's Raw's was missing."

[7.0] "The first ever Raw Roulette episode, and it was easily one of the better Raw episodes in 2002, as the main event was a MOTY candidate and the show succeeded in being entertaining despite some weak matches, similar to the Attitude Era."

[6.0] "RAW-Roulette aus Las Vegas ist schonmal ein Alleinstellungsmerkmal. Und wenn man das Ding nicht 'Spin the wheel make the deal' nennt, hat man gleich viel weniger Sorge, dass das in die Hose gehen könnte. Und dementsprechend hätte das erste Match auch deutlich schlimmere Vorzeichen erhalten können, als die akzeptabel abgearbeitete Cage-Stipulation. Im Nachlauf wird Booker von Jericho attackiert. Im albernen kleinen Blindfold schummelt sich der Champion natürlich zum Sieg, während das Showgirl-Match natürlich noch deutlich alberner ist. Bra und Panties muss nicht sein ... also als Match jetzt. Danach lässt sich Victoria nicht lange bitten. Al Snow ist mit der Bowlingkugel definitiv tough enough. Muss man das auch von Jerry Lawler behaupten, nur weil er in einer Unwichtigkeit von Match den ohnehin gerupften Stevie Richards abfertigt? Dank des World Champions muss Kane das anstehende TLC als Handicap-Match bestreiten, macht das aber überzeugend und gewinnt ein gutes TV-Match verdient. Leider ist diese Partie aber auch der einzige so richtig funktionierende Teil der kompletten Show, welche abseits davon, vielleicht mit Ausnahme des Openers, grandioser Humbug ist. Kane und seine TLC-Mitstreiter retten demnach die sechs Punkte knapp über die Ziellinie."

[8.0] "Some of the matches aren't that long, therefore aren't the best, but the Raw roulette made this a really easy watch of a show. Opening cage match had some solid stuff but kind of dull with Big Show in control, the Vegas street fight was fun and reminded me of those hardcore matches in 99 that the WWF would have. The TLC tag team main event was just tremendous. Unfortunately, the show ends with the start of the Katie Vick angle."

[4.0] "Schlechte Ausgabe von RAW. Der Opener war in Ordnung. Dank RAW Roulette gibt es direkt ein Steel Cage Match und durch den Sieg merkt man einfach den Push den Booker T erhält. Jericho attackiert ihn nach dem Match. D-Lo Brown vs Triple H war grauenhaft. Blindfold Matches waren Scheiße und bleiben Scheiße. Unlustig. Goldust vs Regal war schlecht. Das Match war natürlich nichts. Storm und Regal sind immernoch ein Team trotz der Auflösung der Un-Americans. Ich musste aber echt lachen wie Regal verkleidet war. Die Divas waren schlecht. Wie gewohnt wenn Damen bei der Show sind hat es irgendwas mit Unterwäsche oder Bikinis zu tun und diesmal trifft ersteres hinzu. Victoria ist definitiv die Nächste die Trish um den Titel herausfordern wird. Al Snow vs Test war schlecht. Gefühlt wird die erste Minute dafür verwendet Waffen unter dem Ring zu holen. Al Snow ist kein Velocity Kommentator mehr und dafür nun bei RAW und wurde stark bejubelt. Richards vs Lawler war schlecht. Unnötiges Match. Keine Stipulation sondern ein total normales Match. Lawler darf mit dem Ho Train Zeit verbringen. Der Main-Event war sehr gut. Fast alle guten Wrestler wurden in dieses Match gesteckt sodass echt viel Müll zu sehen war. Hurricane war nicht da weil er von Triple H und Flair vor dem Match attackiert wurde. Ein fantastisches Match aber natürlich nicht so stark wie Wrestlemania 17. Mal sehen was es nun mit dem Namen auf sich hat welchen Triple H nach dem Match ausgesprochen hat."

[10.0] "The first Raw Roulette is the best one of them all, and it's easy to see why. You have a crowd that's loud and really into the matches throughout the entire show, which of course, ends with another classic TLC match in TLC IV. This show was, without a doubt, one of the best Raws of all time."

[7.0] "Ja das Motto der Ausgabe, "RAW Roulett" , hat schon versprochen dass die Show recht trashig wird. Das war sie dann auch weitestgehend. Es gab absoluten Comedy kram wie: Goldust vs Regal im Showgirl Outfit, Jerry Lawler (im Jahr 2002! ) gegen Steven Richards, AL Snow vs Test und HHH vs D-Lo in einem Blind Fold Match. Dazu gab es aber dann auch einen absolut Fantastischen Main Event (**** 1/4) und nette kleine Skits Backstage. Die Matches haben , bis auf den Main Event, gesucked und die Segmente waren unterhaltsam."