Jeu zéro: the four-chip zero game

Jeu zéro covers seven pockets around zero on a conventional European wheel. Its four-chip package uses three splits and one straight-up wager. The covered sequence is 12, 35, 3, 26, 0, 32 and 15 in wheel order.

Place four units

The package is smaller than voisins du zéro, which stakes nine units over 17 pockets. It also differs from one chip on every selected number, which would stake seven units.

Number 26 returns a different amount

At a one-chip unit, a split winner returns 18 against four staked, leaving 14 net profit. If 26 lands, the straight-up wager returns 36 and leaves 32 net profit. Any uncovered pocket loses all four.

The hit chance is 7/37, about 18.92%. Expected profit is (32 + 6 × 14 − 30 × 4)/37 = −4/37 chips. Relative to four staked, the house edge stays 1/37.

A neighbor control may mean another package

Zero plus three neighbors either side highlights the same seven-pocket set. If the control places seven straight-up chips, each hit returns 36 against seven staked, giving 29 net profit. The four-chip shortcut produces the unequal returns above.

Read the total stake and individual positions before confirming. The racetrack guide explains sector controls; wheel order lists their pocket map. For another combined selection, use the overlapping-bets method rather than deriving profit from the highlight count alone.