Roulette Double Zero

• Roulette Double Zero Payout
• Double Zero Roulette Wheel Layout

The double zero is a type of bet that you can only make with American roulette boards. European roulette boards have numbers into the thirties, and also a single zero. American roulette boards, however, as well as all of these numbers and the single zero, also have a double zero on them.

Differences

There are 38 pockets to the Double Zero Roulette wheel, there are numbers 1 through to 36 with a single 0 and a 00 (double zero). The zeros are placed in green as you’d expect from any roulette game, but they are positioned opposite each other on the wheel.

Another difference is the way the numbers are placed on the wheel – compared to European Roulette wheels, running clockwise the numbers are; 0, 28, 9, 26, 30, 11, 7, 20, 32, 17, 5, 22, 34, 15, 3, 24, 36, 13, 1, 00, 27, 10, 25, 29, 12, 8, 19, 31, 18, 6, 21, 33, 16, 4, 23, 35, 14, 2. There is an additional betting option on the table too – the spot for the double zero (can be found next to the single zero).

Objective

The rules of roulette are quite straightforward. In this game, you have a wheel that features red and black slots that have the numbers from 1 to 36 on them, and one or two green zero slots – depending on whether you’re playing European single zero roulette or American double zero roulette. Except for the wheel, you have a table which also. Double zero roulette wheel The double zero roulette wheel has 38 slots, with two zeros alongside every number from 1 to 36. The zeros are numbered 0 and 00 so players will be able to differentiate between the two. Both zeros are coloured green, and the other numbers will alternate between being black and red. Gamblers know American Roulette as the “double-zero roulette.” In 1800, some greedy establishments added the thirty-eighth sector to French Roulette—00—to get even more profit. Currently, the house edge in American Roulette for almost all bets is 5.26%. It is almost twice as much as the house edge in European Roulette.

Like any game of roulette, it’s a game of chance and you have to guess correctly where you think the ball will come to rest. Correct bets will be met with a return as stated within the rules of the game. Study the wheel and the place your bets accordingly before the game commences.

Better odds?

Double Zero Roulette offers terrible odds compared to those of the standard European Roulette game with one zero. The original game offers a house edge of 2.70% whilst the Double Zero Roulette version offers a house edge of 5.26%.

The double zero and single zero are the pockets that give the house edge. If you were to bet on the double zero, you can expect a return of 35 to 1.

Other bets offered include the usual bets such as inside bets of; straight, split, street, corner and top line. Outside bets offered include; red or black, odd or even, high or low, dozen bets and column bets.

Any better than other games?

Due to the odds that the game offers, it is known as the worst possible variety of roulette you can choose to play – but it doesn’t stop t being enjoyable or producing some big wins.

Mobile compatible?

You can play Double Zero Roulette on a desktop, mobile or tablet device with no downloading required whatsoever.

US players welcome?

As far as we are aware, Double Zero Roulette is not available for residents of the US.

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Roulette Double Zero Payout

Worth a punt?

Double Zero Roulette Wheel Layout

Due to the odds offered, this roulette game can be a real nightmare of a game to play, but there are plenty of ways you can win in a single spin – thanks to the inclusion of the double zero. The biggest return would come from a single straight bet at 35 to 1 with the worst bets coming from evens or odds with a payout of 1 to 1.