Help with making a Roulette game

[gibnihtmus]

I'm writing a program for class and I have to make multiple games. I'm working on the first game (Roulette). The game asks the player for:
their name,
how many times they want to play,
if they want to bet on a certain number or even/odd,
lastly how much they would like to bet

The problem I ran into is when the player enters the amount of times he would like to play an error box shows up.

http://imgur.com/mmrkf9J

Here is my code

  #include<iostream>
#include<string>
#include<iomanip>
#include <cstdlib>
#include <ctime>

using namespace std;

class Player
{
public:
	Player(const char *);
	~Player();
	virtual float bonus() = 0;
	virtual float total() const = 0 ;
	virtual void print() const;

private:
	char *name;
};

Player::Player(const char *f)
{
	name = new char [strlen(f) + 1];
	strcpy_s(name, strlen(f), f);

}

void Player::print() const
{
	cout << name;
}

Player::~Player()
{
	delete[] name;
}


class Roulette: public Player
{
public:
	Roulette(const char *, int = 0);
	virtual float bonus();
	virtual float total() const;
	virtual void print() const;
	void game();

private:
	int plays, number,random;
	double bet, winnings, extra,ep;
	char gametype[2];
	char evenodd[2];


};

Roulette::Roulette(const char *f, int p)
	: Player(f)
{
	plays = p;
}


void Roulette::game()
{
	int i;
	for(i=0;i<plays;i++)
	{
		cout << endl << "Roulette Game " << ++i << endl;
		cout << "How much would you like to bet? ";
		cin >> bet;
		cout << "Would you like to bet on a specific number (N) or on odd/even (O)? ";
		cin >> gametype;
		if(gametype == "N") // selects to pick a number
		{
			cout << "What number would you like to bet on? ";
			cin >> number;
			if(number == 00)
				number = 37;

			random = rand()%38; // to pick a random number in a range, use the following formula:
								// num = random() % (high - low + 1) + low;
			cout << "The ball landed on " << random << endl;
			if(number != random) // lose
			{
				cout << "You lose $" << bet << endl;
				winnings -= bet;
			}
			else // win
			{
				cout << "You win $" << 35*bet << endl;
				winnings += 35*bet;
			}
		}
		if(gametype == "O") // selects even or odd
		{
			cout << "Would you like to bet on even (E) or odd (O)? ";
			cin >> evenodd;

			random = rand()%38;
			cout << "The ball landed on " << random << endl;

			if(evenodd == "E") // selects EVEN
			{
				if(2*(random/2) == random) // even win
				{
					cout << "You win $" << bet << endl;
					winnings += bet;
				}
				else // even lose
				{
					cout << "You lose $" << bet << endl;
					winnings -= bet;
				}
			}
			if(evenodd == "O") // selects ODD
			{
				if(2*(random/2) == random) // odd lose
				{
					cout << "You lose $" << bet << endl;
					winnings -= bet;
				}
				else // odd win
				{
					cout << "You win $" << bet << endl;
					winnings += bet;
				}
			}
		}
	}
}

float Roulette::bonus()
{

	if(winnings <= 0)
		ep = 0;
	if(winnings > 0 && winnings <= 10)
		ep = .01;
	if(winnings > 10 && winnings <= 100)
		ep = .015;
	if(winnings > 100 && winnings <= 500)
		ep = .018;
	if(winnings > 500)
		ep = .021;
	return winnings*ep;
}

float Roulette::total() const
{
	return winnings*ep + winnings;
}

void Roulette::print() const
{

	cout << "Final Results for ";
	Player::print();
	cout << " after " << plays << "games of Roulette:" << endl;
	cout << "You won a total of $" << winnings << endl;
	cout << "The casino will add a bonus of " << ep*100 << "% to your winnings." << endl;
	
}

int main()
{
	char name[40];
	int plays;

	cout << fixed << showpoint << setprecision(2);
	srand((unsigned)time(NULL)); 

	cout << "********* Roulette **********" << endl << endl;

	cout << "What is your full name? ";
	cin.getline(name,40);
	cout<< "How many times would you like to play Roulette? ";
	cin >> plays;

	Player* ptr;

	ptr = new Roulette(name, plays);
	ptr->print();
	cout << "The casino bonus is $" << ptr->bonus() << endl;
	cout << "Your total winnings are $" << ptr->total() << endl << endl;


	system("PAUSE");

	return 0;
}

[blueberry]

strcpy_s(name, strlen(f) + 1, f)

In c++ (or C in this case), strings are stored in this format

H E L L O W O R L D \0

The \0 at the end is not displayed, and it signals to the program that the string has ended.

Now the problem is that strlen(f) does not include the \0 when it is counting the string, so the \0 does not get copied to the new string.

Now, when your print the string later, the program does not know where the strings stops. This causes the program to crash.

-Blueberry