It may seem like triple zero roulette has taken over Las Vegas. There are almost 100
tables of it in 🏀 the market these days and over 200 double zero roulette tables.
However, there are a few Las Vegas casinos that 🏀 deal single zero roulette. We counted
28 tables during our last table game survey. That is just 8% of the 🏀 total roulette
tables in the Las Vegas market. There are three times more triple zero wheels.
There
are two types of 🏀 Las Vegas single zero roulette. One is called European Roulette. It
uses a single zero wheel and adds several bets 🏀 that are not available on most other
roulette felts. The big rule change in European Roulette is that the player 🏀 only loses
half their bet on even money wagers like red, black, odd, even, high, and low when the
ball 🏀 lands on zero. This is called la partage.
The other type of single zero roulette
in Las Vegas is the traditional 🏀 one. Every bet on the felt has the same payout as it
would on a double or triple zero wheel.
The 🏀 house edge in single zero roulette is 2.7%.
It drops to 1.35% in European Roulette for bets that qualify under 🏀 the la partage
rule.
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Las
Vegas roulette tables by number of zeros
Cheapest Las Vegas single zero 🏀 roulette
Plaza
offers the cheapest single zero roulette game in Las Vegas. It starts atR$15. The
minimum bet sometimes goes up 🏀 toR$25 during busy hours. It is the first table game you
see when entering Plaza from Main Street. Plaza’s single 🏀 zero roulette opens daily at
night. It is sometimes available during the day.
Las Vegas locals casinos with single
zero roulette
There 🏀 are two Las Vegas local casinos with single zero roulette. It is
available at Red Rock Resort and Green Valley 🏀 Ranch. The minimum bet isR$100 at Red
Rock andR$50 at Green Valley Ranch.
The tables are in the high-limit salon. Red 🏀 Rock
uses European rules. Green Valley Ranch is traditional single zero.
Most other roulette
at locals casinos is double zero. There 🏀 are three triple zero tables in the locals
market.
Las Vegas Strip casinos with single zero roulette
All remaining single zero
roulette 🏀 tables in the market are on the Las Vegas Strip. Most are in high limit
salons. There are a few 🏀 that also offer the game on the casino floor.
The limits below
are what we found during the slowest hours in 🏀 our last Las Vegas table game survey.
These limits are likely to be higher at night and on weekends. Some 🏀 of these tables are
only open on busy shifts.
$50 European Roulette
Treasure Island (often closed, may need
reservations)
$100 European
Roulette
Aria
Bellagio
Cosmopolitan
Encore
Fontainebleau
Mandalay Bay 🏀 (limited
hours)
MGM Grand
Mirage
Park MGM
Resorts World
Wynn
$100 single zero roulette
These
tables have single zero wheels but do not offer la partage.
Caesars Palace
Palazzo 🏀 ($50
when slow)
VenetianR$50 when slow)
Single zero roulette payouts
Payouts on single zero
roulette tables are the same as ones with two 🏀 or three zeros. There are just fewer
bets. It is impossible to bet more than one zero at single zero 🏀 or European Roulette.
There is also no basket bet.
Odd/even: Wins if odd or even is correctly picked, and
loses if 🏀 the opposite or zero comes.
High/low: Low numbers are 1-18. High numbers are
19-36. The bet loses if the opposite is 🏀 called or the pill lands in zero.
Columns:
There are three columns covering 12 numbers at the base of a roulette 🏀 felt. These pay
2:1 if the correct column hits.
Dozens: Like columns, this pays 2:1 and includes the
1-12, 13-24, or 🏀 25-36.
Straight up: This is a bet on one number. It pays 35:1.
Split:
This wager covers two numbers that are connected 🏀 on the felt. It pays 17:1.
Street:
This bets three numbers in a row. The payout is 11:1.
Corner: The corner bet 🏀 is placed
where four numbers come together. It pays 8:1.
Line: Includes six numbers across two
streets on the felt. The 🏀 payout is 5:1.
This article was updated to include MGM
Grand.
Last Updated on December 26, 2024 by John Mehaffey
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