Triple zero roulette wheel
All 39 pockets in order, with 0, 00 and 000 marked and the 7.69% house edge.
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Triple Zero Roulette: Odds, House Edge and How to Spot the Table
Triple zero roulette has three green pockets: 0, 00 and a third, 000. The payouts don't change, so every bet loses more often and the house edge jumps to 7.69%, almost three times a single-zero wheel. Here's what that costs, how fast it eats a bankroll, and how to tell a 000 table before you buy in.
- All three wheels drawn pocket by pocket
- Exact odds of being ahead, spin by spin
- Cost calculator for your own stakes
- 39pockets, three zeros
- 7.69%house edge, every bet
- 2.8×the edge of single zero
- 31Las Vegas casinos with 000*
The wheels
One, Two or Three Zeros: The Same Payouts Every Time
All three wheels carry 1 to 36 in red and black. The only difference is how many green pockets the house adds. The triple-zero wheel uses the European number order, with 000 and 00 slotted in right after 0.
Every pocket is equally likely on every spin, so the order doesn't change your odds; the number of pockets does. Spin all three wheels and see every number's position in our roulette wheel guide. Compare the first two wheels in more detail in European vs American roulette, or see the cheapest single-zero game of all in our French roulette guide.
Odds by bet
Triple Zero Roulette Odds and Payouts
Each bet pays the same as on any other wheel. With 39 pockets, every one of them wins less often, and every one carries the same 7.69% edge.
| Bet | Pays | Wins, triple zero | Edge, triple zero | Edge, double zero | Edge, single zero |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Straight (one number) | 35 to 1 | 2.56% | 7.69% | 5.26% | 2.70% |
| Split | 17 to 1 | 5.13% | 7.69% | 5.26% | 2.70% |
| Street | 11 to 1 | 7.69% | 7.69% | 5.26% | 2.70% |
| Corner | 8 to 1 | 10.26% | 7.69% | 5.26% | 2.70% |
| Six line | 5 to 1 | 15.38% | 7.69% | 5.26% | 2.70% |
| Dozen or column | 2 to 1 | 30.77% | 7.69% | 5.26% | 2.70% |
| Red, black, odd, even, low, high | 1 to 1 | 46.15% | 7.69% | 5.26% | 2.70% |
Chance to win = numbers covered ÷ 39. Edge = 1 − chance × (payout + 1). A straight bet on 0, 00 or 000 is priced exactly like any other number. Full payouts and true odds for every bet are in our roulette payouts chart.
The math
Why a Third Zero Takes the Edge to 7.69%
Picture $1 on one number for one perfect cycle of the wheel, where every pocket comes up once. On a single-zero wheel that's 37 spins: you win once ($35 profit) and lose 36 times. You're down $1 of $37 bet, the 2.70% edge.
On a triple-zero wheel the cycle is 39 spins. You still win once at 35 to 1, but now you lose 38 times. You're down $3 of $39 bet: 7.69%. Each zero adds one dollar the house keeps per cycle, and the payout never moves to make up for it.
It's the same for every bet. Red still pays even money, but it now has 21 losing pockets against 18 winners.
| $1 on one number, every pocket once | Single | Double | Triple |
|---|---|---|---|
| Spins | 37 | 38 | 39 |
| Winning spin pays | +$35 | +$35 | +$35 |
| Losing spins | −$36 | −$37 | −$38 |
| Net over the cycle | −$1 | −$2 | −$3 |
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French, La PartageSingle zero, even-money bets$1.351.35%
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EuropeanSingle zero, every bet$2.702.70%
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AmericanDouble zero, most bets$5.265.26%
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Triple zero0, 00 and 000, every bet$7.697.69%
$100 in total bets × house edge: the long-run average. One session can end well up or well down.
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Your Chance of Being Ahead, Spin by Spin
Bet the same amount on red every spin. How likely are you to have won more spins than you lost? Drag the slider to pick a session length. These are exact odds, not a simulation.
Single zero
35.5%
chance you're ahead · average result −$27.03
Double zero
26.5%
chance you're ahead · average result −$52.63
Triple zero
19.2%
chance you're ahead · average result −$76.92
After 100 spins, a triple-zero table leaves you ahead about 19 times in 100. On single zero it's about 36.
Red wins 18 spins in 37 on single zero, 18 in 38 on double zero and 18 in 39 on triple zero. The chance of more wins than losses is the binomial tail of those odds. A live table deals about 40 spins an hour, so 200 spins is an evening. Want to watch it happen? Play it with free chips in our roulette simulator.
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What the Third Zero Costs You: Calculator
Enter your usual bet, how fast the table spins and how long you play. Las Vegas triple-zero tables usually start at $10 to $25.
Total bet over the session: $2,000
Triple zero
$153.85
average cost at 7.69%
Double zero
$105.26
average cost at 5.26%
Single zero
$54.05
average cost at 2.70%
Your $25 spin on triple zero costs as much on average as a $71.15 spin on single zero.
Averages, not predictions: a two-hour session can easily finish well up or down. The house edge is the same on every bet on a triple-zero wheel, so moving your chips around doesn't change the cost.
Where it's dealt
Triple Zero Roulette in Las Vegas
Triple zero started on the Strip and it's still mostly a Las Vegas game. Here's where things stand, from the latest public counts.
2016
The Venetian introduced the first triple-zero tables as "Sands Roulette", with the Sands logo in the third zero box. Other Strip, downtown and locals casinos followed.
31 casinos
Vegas Advantage's 2026 survey counted triple-zero tables at 31 Las Vegas casinos: 27 on the Strip, 3 downtown and 1 off the Strip, mostly with $10 to $25 minimums.
No 00 option
At Binion's, Circus Circus, Luxor and Slots A Fun, the same survey found triple zero but no double-zero table to fall back on.
Some dropped it
Wynn and Encore took their triple-zero tables off the floor in September 2025. The survey lists Rio and Treasure Island as having removed theirs too.
Single-zero tables are rarer: the same survey found them at 8 casinos, with $15 to $100 minimums. Casinos change their tables often, so count the zeros before you sit down. Cheaper limits are easier to find online; see low stakes roulette. Sources: Vegas Advantage 2026 roulette survey · CDC Gaming / Las Vegas Review-Journal · American Casino Guide.
Before you bet
How to Spot a Triple Zero Table
- Count the green boxes at the top of the layout. One is single zero, two is double zero, three is triple zero.
- Look for a logo where a number should be. The third zero is sometimes printed as the casino's logo instead of 000, so it's easy to miss.
- Check the wheel itself. Three green pockets side by side (0, 000 and 00) means 39 pockets and a 7.69% edge.
- Compare minimums. If a double-zero table next to it has the same minimum, take it. Moving down from $25 on triple zero to $15 on single zero cuts the average cost of each spin from $1.92 to $0.41.
- Online, check the RTP. The game's info panel shows its return: 97.30% is single zero, 94.74% double zero and 92.31% triple zero.
Better options
Play fewer zeros for the same fun
- Single zero is 2.70%. See European vs American roulette.
- French roulette halves that again on even-money bets. See French roulette.
- Price any bet on each wheel in the roulette odds calculator.
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Single vs double vs triple zero
The three wheels side by side: pockets, house edge, cost per $100 and your chance of being ahead.
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Triple Zero Roulette: Common Questions
What is triple zero roulette?
Triple zero roulette is played on a 39-pocket wheel with three green pockets: 0, 00 and 000. The payouts are the same as on single- and double-zero wheels, so the extra pocket just means more ways to lose. It first appeared at the Venetian in Las Vegas in 2016, where it was called Sands Roulette.
What is the house edge on triple zero roulette?
7.69% on every bet. A single-zero wheel is 2.70% and a double-zero wheel is 5.26%, so triple zero costs almost three times as much as single zero for the same bets.
Does triple zero roulette pay more?
No. A straight bet still pays 35 to 1, a dozen 2 to 1 and red or black 1 to 1. Only the number of losing pockets changes, from 37 or 38 to 39.
Where is triple zero roulette played?
Mostly in Las Vegas. A 2026 survey by Vegas Advantage counted triple-zero tables at 31 casinos, usually with $10 to $25 minimums. Wynn and Encore removed theirs in September 2025, and the survey lists Rio and Treasure Island as having dropped them too.
Is there triple zero roulette online?
It's mostly a land-casino game. Every casino we review has single-zero European roulette online, at 2.70%, so there's no reason to play a triple-zero version if you find one. If you do, its return to player will be 92.31%.
How can I tell if a roulette table is triple zero?
Count the green boxes at the top of the layout and the green pockets on the wheel. Some casinos hide the third zero behind their logo, like the Sands logo on the original tables. If you see three, find another table.
Is double zero or triple zero roulette better?
Double zero, by a lot: 5.26% against 7.69%. If both have the same minimum, pick the double-zero table. Single zero is better than either, at 2.70%.
What are the odds of winning on red in triple zero roulette?
18 in 39, or 46.15%, against 48.65% on a single-zero wheel. Over 100 spins on red, the chance of finishing ahead is about 19% on triple zero and about 36% on single zero.
Can a betting system beat triple zero roulette?
No. Every bet on the wheel has the same 7.69% edge, and no pattern of bet sizes changes that. A bigger edge just makes progressions like the Martingale fail sooner.
Sources: Wizard of Odds: roulette number sequences · Vegas Advantage: 2026 Las Vegas roulette survey · CDC Gaming: Wynn eliminates triple-zero roulette · American Casino Guide: how triple zero affects the odds
* Casinos with triple-zero tables in Vegas Advantage's 2026 Las Vegas roulette survey, last updated May 2026.
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