A third green pocket. A bigger gap.
Triple Zero
Roulette.
Adding 000 makes a 39-pocket wheel. When ordinary payouts stay the same, more of the wheel works against a red, black or single-number bet.
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- 39
- Ordinary house edge
- 7.69%
- Green pockets
- 0 · 00 · 000
Count the greens before playing
A triple-zero wheel has numbers 1 to 36 plus 0, 00 and 000. All three green pockets make an ordinary red/black bet lose. The extra zero does not create an extra winning number for your chip.
With the usual 35:1 profit on a number bet, the average loss is 3/39 of the stake, or about 7.69%. That compares with 2.70% on standard single-zero roulette and 5.26% on double-zero roulette.
Same stake does not mean the same value
Imagine repeatedly staking ten units under ordinary payouts. The mathematical average loss per bet is about 0.27 units on single zero, 0.53 on double zero and 0.77 on triple zero. Actual sessions fluctuate much more than those averages suggest.
Explore the difference
Check the actual table paytable before treating 7.69% as universal. Special wagers or altered payouts must be calculated separately. A familiar layout is not enough to identify the rules.
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