The green zero in roulette is a bet you should wager on every so often. Its payout is great, although the odds of hitting it are quite low. Learn more about this special bet here and see if it is worth betting on.

Betting on green pays out either 35 to 1 or 17 to 1, depending on the roulette variation you're playing and your bet. In American roulette, the wheel features a green 0 and 00, while the European version just has the single green 0.

Online games use random number generators (RNGs) to ensure their odds match the payout of land-based casinos. Mathematical analysis should indicate the payout will average over time.

In an electronic roulette, the ball landing on a specific number is determined by a random number generator (RNG) that is programmed into the game's software. The RNG uses complex algorithms to generate random and unpredictable outcomes, ensuring that the result of each spin is truly random.