It may seem like triple zero roulette has taken over Las Vegas. There are almost 100 triple zero tables in the market these days and over 200 double zero ones. However, there are a few Las Vegas casinos that deal single zero roulette. We counted 29 tables during our last table game survey. That is just 8% of the total roulette tables in the Las Vegas market. There are over 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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Cheapest Las Vegas single zero roulette
Plaza offers the cheapest single zero roulette game in Las Vegas. It starts at $15. The minimum bet sometimes goes up to $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 three Las Vegas local casinos with single zero roulette. It is available at Durango, Red Rock Resort, and Green Valley Ranch. The minimum bet is $200 at Durnago and Red Rock and $50 at Green Valley Ranch. The game may drop to $100 during the slowest hours at Durango and Red Rock.
All three Station Casinos have traditional single zero tables. La partage is not available.
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. All are in high limit salons.
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
- Cosmopolitan
- Fontainebleau
- Mandalay Bay (limited hours)
- Mirage
- Park MGM
- Resorts World
$200 to $500 European Roulette
- Bellagio
- Encore
- MGM Grand
- Wynn
$100 single zero roulette
These tables have single zero wheels but do not offer la partage.
- Caesars Palace
- Palazzo ($50 when slow)
- Venetian $50 when slow)
Single zero roulette payouts
Payouts on single zero roulette tables are the same as ones with two or three zeros. It is impossible to bet more than one zero at single zero or European Roulette. There is also no basket bet.
Even money bets
Red/black: Wins if red or black is correctly picked, and loses if the opposite or zero comes.
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.
Other bets
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.
Last Updated on April 18, 2024 by John Mehaffey
