Where to Play Roulette in Las Vegas in 2025

Roulette is one of the most popular non-blackjack table games in the Las Vegas Table Game Survey along with baccarat and craps. Of the 69 Las Vegas casinos with live table games, 66 deal roulette. The three exceptions are Main Street Station, Poker Palace, and Skyline. Two of those casinos only deal blackjack.

All Las Vegas casinos that deal roulette have a double zero table, except for Circus Circus and O’Sheas. Only triple zero roulette is available at those casinos. Many Las Vegas casinos deal two, three, or four types of live roulette. The casinos that deal roulette are listed below. Our newsletter covers the most recent minimum bets and availability of each type of game, including the number of zeros on the wheel.

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Types of roulette in Las Vegas

Watch out for triple zero roulette

Be cautious, some 000 roulette tables look like 00 roulette tables. The third zero may be disguised as the casino logo on the table felt. Some casinos open 000 roulette at a lower limit than 00 roulette. Some will have both tables open with the same minimums. Other casino floors open the 000 roulette table when all the 00 roulette tables are already open and full. In some instances, triple zero tables will be open while double zero is closed.

Note that triple zero roulette often has the same minimum bet as double zero. It is always better to choose the double zero roulette table in that scenario. All casinos with 000 roulette, except Circus Circus and O’Sheas, have at least one 00 table.

Roulette Xtra

Roulette Xtra is available at Palazzo. It has also been dealt at Venetian off and on in 2024. This game only pays 30 on straight bets. Four random numbers have multipliers on straight bets that start at 50/1 and run as high as 200/1. All other bets remain the same. Roulette Xtra has two zeros.

Read more about the game in our Roulette Xtra review. That article covers the odds and payouts of the game compared to traditional double zero.

Las Vegas casinos with roulette

This section covers all five roulette games played in Las Vegas, including the Strip, downtown along Fremont Street, as well as the locals market. We collect the following information throughout the year. Paid subscribers have access to more detailed information.

Two Las Vegas casinos deal live roulette under $5. The cheapest is $2. The other is $3. Both are in the locals market.

Summary of Las Vegas roulette

Twenty-nine Las Vegas Strip casinos with roulette

Eleven downtown casinos with roulette

Twenty-six locals and off-strip casinos

Electronic versions found in Las Vegas

Electronic roulette machines offer games with lower limits than the live versions. These come in single, double, and triple zero versions. Options include heads-up, stadium, or multiplayer form.

Some video roulette machines short-pay on straights and splits. Always check the paytable on these bets before playing. If the straight does not pay properly, find a different game or avoid straight bet wagers. Note that the bet being returned is included in the paytable. RouletteX and Reel Roulette are similar to Roulette Xtra. In these multiplayer games, the standard straight bet is short-paid. In exchange, a random multiplier may increase the payout of winning straight bet wagers.

Some video versions have a real wheel and pill. Some have digital wheels and pills. In all cases, bets are made on touchscreens.

Dual Wheel Roulette

There are also hybrid live-dealer versions starting to appear in Las Vegas. These are called Dual Wheel Roulette. As the name implies, there are two wheels. Players make bets on screens. Cash or slot tickets are inserted into a bill acceptor. Cashouts are made by slot ticket.

A live dealer drops the ball. Players may bet on one or both of the wheels. Interblock makes these machines that resemble live dealer mini-stadium games. Palazzo, Rio, Silver Sevens, and Treasure Island have these live dealer chipless table games.

How to play roulette

Roulette has no skill to learn beyond how to bet. There are several ways to place a wager at a roulette table. This is covered in the section below. Even-money bets only lose half when the zero is called in European Roulette. This is called “la partage.”

Types of wagers and payouts

Red/black: This bet pays even money. It wins if the color bet on comes and loses if it is a zero or the other color.

Odd/even: Wins even money if the choice comes and loses if it is the other one or zero.

High/low: Low numbers are 1-18. The high numbers are 19-36. A winning bet here pays even money. The bet loses if the other comes up or zero is called.

Columns: There are three columns at the bottom of a roulette felt. These pay 2:1 if the number in that column hits.

Dozens: Also pays 2:1 and includes the first, second, or third dozen on the wheel.

Straight up: This is a bet on a single number. It pays 35:1.

Split: Covers two numbers next to each other on the felt. It pays 17:1.

Street: Three numbers in a row. It pays 11:1.

Corner: Covers four numbers that touch on the felt. It pays 8:1.

Basket: The basket bet is only available in double zero roulette. It covers 0, 00, 1, 2, and 3. It pays 6/1. The house advantage on the basket bet is 7.89%. All other double zero roulette bets hold 5.26%.

Line: Includes six numbers across two rows on the felt. It pays 5:1.

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Last Updated on January 1, 2025 by Kristina Mehaffey