A roulette game by Gioco d'azzardo Vivo
Vivo Gaming's jackpot roulette on an automated American wheel with 0 and 00, branded American Jackpot Auto Roulette.
American Jackpot Roulette adds a jackpot to the double zero wheel, the dearer of the two wheels before any feature is counted. Vivo publishes no paytable or multipliers for it, so it is hard to recommend over a single zero table.
Alto. Two zeros make every ordinary bet dearer, and a jackpot feature puts much of the value into rare hits. Expect long runs between them.
The wheel has the numbers 1 to 36 plus two green pockets, 0 and 00.
A jackpot sits on top of the American wheel. Its multipliers appear only in the game help at your casino.
The machine launches the ball, settles the bets and opens the next round.
Vivo Gaming’s American Jackpot Roulette runs on an automated American wheel, and its branding reads American Jackpot Auto Roulette. The wheel has 38 pockets: 1 to 36, a 0 and a 00. That second green pocket is the important number here. On the standard American payouts it lifts the house edge on ordinary bets from 2.70% to 5.26%.
Vivo publishes no paytable, multiplier range or return figure for this table. Its 50x to 500x range belongs to the hosted Jackpot Roulette tables, and we do not carry it over. Read the game help for what the jackpot pays and what an ordinary win pays in exchange.
Before any jackpot is counted, a double zero wheel costs almost twice as much as a single zero wheel on every ordinary bet. If your casino also offers Vivo’s single zero tables, the feature has to be worth a lot to you to pay that difference.
Vivo Gaming publishes no paytable, multiplier range or return figure for American Jackpot Roulette. These are the figures that are published.
Before any feature is counted, this is what the wheel costs on the standard payouts.
2.70% margine della casa
One green pocket out of 37. $1 on red for 100 spins costs about $2.70 on average.
5.26% margine della casa
Two green pockets out of 38, almost double the cost: about $5.26 per 100 spins of $1 on red. The five number bet (0, 00, 1, 2, 3) costs even more, 7.89%.
With no published payouts to work from, a bet calculator for American Jackpot Roulette could only guess at your odds, so we have left it out.
Studio source: Vivo Gaming live dealer games page, checked October 17, 2026. Your casino's in game help shows the full paytable and the return for each bet.
No. The jackpot rules are not published, and the one figure that is certain, the second zero, makes every ordinary bet dearer than on a single zero wheel.
On standard payouts a double zero wheel takes 5.26% of ordinary bets against 2.70% with one zero. A jackpot would have to make up that whole gap before it helped.
If your casino carries Vivo's single zero European Roulette, that is the cheaper wheel on every standard bet.
Check what an ordinary single number pays and what the jackpot pays in the game help before you bet.
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Compare the wheel and payout rules with Roulette europea. The cost shown applies only to the stated bets.
| American Jackpot Roulette | Roulette europea | |
|---|---|---|
| Ruota | Doppio zero (38 caselle) | Zero singolo (37 caselle) |
| Formato | Automated American wheel with a jackpot feature | Live dealer, single zero wheel, five themed tables |
Yes. It runs on an American wheel with a 0 and a 00, 38 pockets in all.
Vivo does not publish the multipliers or the paytable for this table. Read them in the game help before you bet.
No. It is an automated table: a machine launches the ball and the system settles the bets.
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