The inside bets

This covers any bet that takes place on the inside part of the table. These bets are placed on one or a combination of numbers. Tables will have minimum wager requirements that must be adhered to. If the table minimum is £5, you can place 5 £1 bets on a different number on the table, but you must make a total of £5 in bets. Alternatively you can also just bet £5 on one number.

Straight Bet

Otherwise known as the "classic bet" or “straight up bet”, you are betting that you can guess the next number that lands. A straight up bet can be placed on any of the numbers from 1 to 36, as well as zero and double zero (if the latter is included on the wheel).

The payoff on a straight bet is 35-1, which is why it is such a popular bet. A single £10 can return £350 in just one spin. Conversely though, this type of bet has the worst odds of any bet on the table.

You are not limited to just one straight up bet. You can bet on as many numbers as you like and can bet up to the house limit on each individual bet. The personalised chip colours makes it easy to keep track of which bets are yours, should you decide to smatter the layout area with a variety of bets.

Split Bet, or Two Number

This is when you place your chip on the line separating two numbers. If either number hits, you get a 17 to 1 payoff. This type of bet gives you double the chance to win for only half the payout. If, for instance, you bet £10 and place the chip between 28 and 31; if either number hit, you would win £170.

A split bet can be placed on any two adjacent numbers on the layout area, as well as between zero and double zero on American roulette tables.

Street Bet or Three Number

Also known as a trio bet or a stream bet, this is when you are betting that one of three numbers hits on the roulette wheel. It is placed by putting a chip on the line separating the ‘dozens’ part of the layout area from the columns of numbers. The payoff for a bet like this is 11 to 1. So if you bet £10 and bet on either 13, 14, or 15 to hit, you would win £110 if any of the three hit.

Square Bet

This is otherwise known as a Four-Number or Corner bet and is when you are hoping that one of 4 numbers that you bet on hits. To make this bet you place a chip at the point where four numbers converge. The payoff on a bet like this is 8 to 1. For example, if you bet £4 on the numbers 22, 23, 24 and 25, then you would win £32 if the roulette ball landed on any of the four numbers.

Five-Number Bet

This is betting that one of these 5 numbers will hit: 0, 00, 1, 2 or 3. The payoff for this bet is 6 to 1, and can only be played on an American wheel. So if you bet £6 and one of them hit, you would win £36. This is a very poor bet and should be avoided at all costs. This type of bet gives the house an advantage of 7.89% and is the worst bet you can possibly make on the entire roulette layout.

Six-Number Bet

Betting on six numbers is possible by placing a bet in the same way as you would for a three number bet, but covering the line dividing two rows instead of just one. This type of bet pays out 5 to 1. Because you have 6 times the chance of winning when compared to a single number bet, this type of bet is quite popular.

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