Where to Play Roulette in Las Vegas in 2024 (2024)

Nearly all Las Vegas casinos with table games deal roulette. It is one of the most popular non-blackjack table game in the Las Vegas Table Game Survey along with baccarat and craps.

There are four types of roulette in Las Vegas. The options are European, single zero, double zero, and triple zero. The best Las Vegas roulette game in terms of payback to players is European. This game has a 1.35% house edge on even money bets and 2.7% on all other bets. Single zero roulette is 2.7% for all bets. Double zero roulette has a house edge of 5.26%, while triple zero roulette is 7.69%.

All Las Vegas casinos that deal roulette have a double zero table, except for O’Sheas. Some offer another version, too. A few Las Vegas Strip casinos deal three versions of the game.

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Las Vegas casinos with roulette

This section covers all four 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.

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 only when all the 00 roulette tables are already open and full. In some instances, 000 tables will be open while 00 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 O’Sheas, have at least one 00 table.

Two Las Vegas casinos deal roulette under $5. The cheapest is $2.

Summary of Las Vegas roulette

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Thirty Las Vegas Strip casinos with roulette

Eleven downtown casinos with roulette

Twenty-eight locals and off-strip casinos

Las Vegas Electronic roulette machines

Electronic roulette machines offer games with lower limits than the live versions. These come in single, double, and triple zero versions. Options may be in a heads-up, stadium, or multiplayer form. Some video roulette machines short-pay on straights and splits.

How to play roulette

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

Roulette 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.

Online roulette

Roulette is dealt by all online casinos. It is somewhat different than playing roulette in Las Vegas casinos. The minimum bet starts at $1 or less. It is usually dealt in video and live dealer forms.

The best part of playing online roulette is that most casino sites offer single zero and double zero games. The house edge at single zero roulette is 2.7%. It is 5.26% at double zero roulette. For this reason, there is never a reason to play double zero roulette at an online casino.

Online roulette is permitted while clearing a bonus at most casinos. However, the terms and conditions make clear that it is a violation to make two opposite wagers. For example, betting both red and black or high and low while clearing a bonus may get you in trouble with the site. In most cases, the online casino bonus is still over 100% when playing single zero roulette. There is no reason to break the rules.

Las Vegas roulette FAQ

Last Updated on April 4, 2024 by John Mehaffey