Considered the “Big Four” in the roulette world, the Mirage, the Wynn, the Bellagio, and
MGM Grand are the place 💷 to play if top-flight roulette action is what you seek. Not
only are these four casinos the best plays in 💷 town, but they remain the only casinos in
Las Vegas to offer both American and European roulette.
The Mirage
Possessing two live
💷 wheels, the Mirage requires a minimum bet ofR$25, with a maximum bet ofR$20,000. The
average house edge for live roulette 💷 is around 2.70% for the American game. Like the
other three casinos mentioned, the Mirage will return half of the 💷 money bet (Black or
Red) when the 0 comes up. The other casinos in town take all of the money. 💷 For European
roulette, the house advantage at the Mirage is around 1.35%. Also in the European game,
the appearance of 💷 the 0 and 00 are prominent.
The Wynn
Unlike the Mirage, the Wynn
casino has a minimum cash bet ofR$100, but similar 💷 to the Mirage, tops out at aR$20,000
maximum bet. The Wynn’s roulette games for both the American and European versions 💷 are
located in their high stakes room. The Wynn operates two wheels, just like the Mirage,
and return half of 💷 your money on 0 (Black or Red) bets.
The Bellagio
Also located in
their high stakes room, the Bellagio’s roulette games have 💷 a minimum bet ofR$100,
similar to the Wynn, with the sameR$20,000 maximum bet. Like both the Mirage and the
Wynn, 💷 the Bellagio’s American roulette game has a house edge of 2.70 and a European
roulette game house edge of 1.35%. 💷 Unlike either the Mirage or the Wynn, the Bellagio
has 3 roulette wheels in constant operation, and their games are 💷 considered to be some
of the “faster” games in town. Faster meaning that the wheel’s revolution tendency is
more spins 💷 per hour than most other roulette game wheels in Las Vegas.
MGM Grand
The
“Grandfather” of the Big Four, the MGM Grand 💷 keeps their roulette wheels located in the
Mansion portion of the casino. Like the Mirage, the minimum cash buy in 💷 isR$25, but
unlike any of the other three casinos however, the maximum bet for both the American
and European roulette 💷 games is onlyR$10,000. The house advantage remains similar in the
MGM Grand as with the other three casinos, 2.70% for 💷 the American roulette game, and
1.35% for the European game.
There are over a dozen casinos in Las Vegas that offer
💷 roulette. Not all of them are live, and most are electronic roulette games with much
worse odds than the live 💷 games. Other than the “Big Four”, the other casinos will take
all of your money on red and black bets 💷 on 0. If roulette is the game of choice, these
four establishments in Las Vegas are where you need to 💷 be betting money.
