Known as Thirds of the Wheel, you are covering 1/3 of the wheel, or at least very close.

Thirds of the Wheel (Tiers du Cylindre).

You could argue that this bet is almost the same as Neighbours of Zero, but because of the fewer numbers involved in the bet, the chance of turning out a successful bet is somewhat lower. The bet has a 26:1 payout and the probability of landing this bet is 18.9%. Once again, the build features the zero, but also the numbers around it.

Zero Game or Jeu 0 as the bet is known by its French moniker is a type of bet that is centred around the zero.

Some players refer to this bet as the “Grand Series.”

The chance of this bet turning out is 49.9% and it offers a much better payout than odd/even or black/red, with 24:1 payout rate. To make sure that you have covered all numbers to create a Voisins du Zero, you will need to place at least nine chips.

The Neighbours of Zero or Voisins du Zero bet is a bet you place on 17 numbers, all of which have to be close to the zero.

Players can bet on either of the numbers or use the wheel sectors to place a more comprehensive bet.

Another advantage of the game is the single zero, which allows for a better house edge, with a total of 37 numbers on the wheel and table layout. The wheel itself is sequenced slightly better, with no two big numbers stacked in neighboring ball pockets. For starters, European Roulette has a 2.70% native house edge which gives players a good margin to turn a successful bet. The European Roulette wheel isn’t too different than the American version, but it’s still a little more optimized.

Roulette table wheel layout