Best Vegas Casinos for Roulette

by Bodog Casino | Jul 6 2010

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In some casino table games it can get pretty complicated as to which rules will be better or worse for a player. Blackjack some tables have about four or five different rules and features that can make things more worse or better. However, when it comes to Roulette only one feature really makes a difference, one zero or two.

One zero is better as that only gives players 37 numbers to bet on instead of 38 with double zero. That's why when we did our research to find the bet Vegas casinos for Roulette we looked for that one feature. There is Russian Roulette but we don't think we need to tell you to avoid any casinos that offer that.

Caesar's Palace

Caesar's Palace is huge. So huge it seems to have every type of Roulette tables. You can play American (or double zero) Roulette if you want, and we're pretty sure you won't have trouble finding a spot at these tables. But there is also single-zero Roulette tables, just make sure you find your spot early before the table fills up.

Luxor

Aside from that beam of light that can blind astronauts in space, the Luxor has its share of great Roulette tables. When we say great, we say single-zero Roulette. Single zero gives tables a 2.7 percent house edge instead of a 5.26 edge for double zero.

Paris

If you're going to be called the Paris casino you better have the non-American version of Roulette. Not only does the Paris casino provide great, France-inspired rooms and its very own Eiffel Tower, but it's got single-zero Roulette as well. Plus, you kind of get to go to France without having to deal with that French attitude. They'll be especially prickly right now after the World Cup.

Venetian

The Venetian is another European-themed casino that's living up to its reputation by offering single-zero Roulette. Take yourself on a gondola ride through the Grand Canal shops, then take your wallet on a ride at the tables.

Bellagio

Oh Bellagio, do you have to one-up every casino all the time? Not only does the Bellagio, have single-zero Roulette, but it has stayed true to European Roulette because if the ball lands in zero, all even money bets will only lose half. All even money bets have a 1.3 percent house edge, all others have a 2.7 percent house edge.