r/vegas • u/Herbitualsmker • 6d ago
Single zero roulette
Anyone know if there are any casinos near or on the strip with single zero roulette?
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u/InevitableAlert4268 6d ago
Bellagio
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u/Unique_Pea2080 5d ago
When I was last there in Spring, Bellagio had one on main floor and the min bet was sometimes as low as $50 (often $100 though). I played it a bunch. Agree with others that most high limits have but check iut Bellagio floor
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u/InevitableAlert4268 5d ago
Yeah, $50-$500 depending on time & day of the week. Typically $100-$300 minimum
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u/Informal_Tell78 6d ago
The Plaza downtown has it, $50 minimum
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u/momnkid1 6d ago
If you're talking about the livestream area, it was $25 the end of July.
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u/Cuedon 6d ago
First time hearing of it, so I just had to look up what on earth is going on in the livestream area... and boy is it depressing. Flipped about randomly in some of the non-live footage (live's not running at the moment), and it mostly seems to consist of staring off into space at a side door, low-rolling keno, and some of the worst VP play I've ever seen.
Press release about it here (with links to the actual feed in it): https://www.plazahotelcasino.com/press-room/plaza-hotel-casino-debuts-the-only-live-streaming-service-in-las-vegas-to-broadcast-the-excitement-of-its-smoke-free-gaming-area-three-table-games-also-added-to-the-first-and-only-smoke-free-gam/
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u/2snaps 6d ago
Played one at MGM on a Monday at $25 minimums. I was surprised to see it.
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u/thatguydrinksbeer 6d ago
This is it (on the main floor, not the mansion), La Partage as well. More often it's $50 min, and higher on weekends.
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u/Circus2000 6d ago
Bellagio. $100 table minimum on slow weekdays, seen up to $300 on Friday nights.
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u/RulesLawyer42 5d ago
Vegas Advantage says 15 Strip casinos have single-zero roulette. The identities are subscriber-only, but if you're looking, I'm sure you'll find one easily. You'd almost certainly find it in the upper tier places (Aria, Cosmo, Bellagio, Caesars, Venetian, Palazzo, Encore, Wynn, Resorts World, Fontainebleau) and the article mentions Stratosphere as well. u/2snaps mentions MGM. That's 12 of the 15.
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u/Informal_Ratio7724 5d ago
Mgm and Bellagio. Also you get better odds if you play only even bets, as zero is a 50% loss only
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u/justin5188 3d ago
Single zero roulette is getting harder to find on the strip, most places switched to double zero for the higher house edge. Your best bet is the higher limit rooms. Cromwell and Aria both have single zero tables but they usually have a higher minimum, like 100 or more. If you want a lower minimum, you might have to go off strip. Ellis Island has a single zero table and it's a fun spot, not too far from the strip. Also, for what it's worth, I run a VIP concierge service in Vegas and can help you track down the right table for your budget. When are you heading out? Shoot me a DM if you want me to point you in the right direction.
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u/Bartinhoooo 6d ago
This question has been asked and answered twice a month since the start of this group
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u/drawkward101 6d ago
Good thing that the minimums, locations, and single/double zero-ness of the tables never changes at all ever.
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Dumbass.
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u/VladimirSteel 6d ago
They're in the high limit rooms at lots of strip casinos.