What's the difference between "American" and "Single Zero" roulette?

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  • Gonad
    SBR MVP
    • 08-17-10
    • 1100
    #1
    What's the difference between "American" and "Single Zero" roulette?
    If you're not inclined to play green anyway, how does it hurt you to play single zero roulette??? Just curious... Why wouldn't you play a game that takes a number off the board that will kill you, any reasoning behind this? Does your red/black bet come in more often with American roulette?
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    • chipper
      SBR MVP
      • 01-07-10
      • 1994
      #2
      It doesn't hurt. The house edge for American roulette (where there is both a zero and a double-zero) is 5.26%. With European roulette the house edge is only 2.13% not to mention the en prison rule where you don't immediately lose an outside even money bet should the zero hit.
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        • Gonad
          SBR MVP
          • 08-17-10
          • 1100
          #3
          Thanks, chipper... I know better than to play roulette for real money, but do enjoy peeing my SBR points away on it... Just never grasped that two zeroes to one stuff...
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            • Daveyboy
              SBR MVP
              • 05-12-10
              • 1317
              #4
              More chance of losing on American Roulette
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