Roulette Payout Table

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Roulette Wheel & Table Manufacturers

European Roulette Payout Table

To guarantee the safety and fairness of roulette games, casinos only choose to work with household names from the industry. Each established company has a genuine interest to provide roulette wheel and tables that are of the highest quality and provide casinos with the products their patrons expect. Presently, the largest and most renowned developers of roulette and casino products include Cammegh, TCS John Huxley, Paul-Son. Let's take a quick look at each of these and see what has helped them establish themselves as market leaders. Every company supplies and develops unbiased roulette wheels held to the highest industry standards.

Cammegh

Is alice in wonderland copyrighted. Cammegh has a close-knit team of specialists with some 30 craftsmen and experts delivering quality products. The company started as a British family-run entity, but it has grown to deliver some of the most attractive roulette tables, wheels, and layouts over the years, firmly embedding itself as a market leader.

TCS John Huxley

Before John Huxley became a part of the TCS concert, the company established a global footprint, supplying casinos around the world with the highest quality. The company was established in 1979, giving it an unrivalled experience. The company manufactures traditional roulette wheel and there is a special series allowing you to purchase a LED-infused gaming table.

The single number bet or 'straight bet' is the big one, offering the greatest payouts at the roulette table of 35:1. Simply place your bet on one number and hope to get lucky. So those are all of the different bets and odds of each of the bets when playing roulette online (or live for that matter). French roulette table layout (The odds and payouts are as above) Inside bets: A - 1 number, Straight up. B - 2 numbers, Split. C - 3 numbers with 0 and 3 Line. D - 4 numbers with 0 and 4 Corner. E - 6 numbers, 6 Line. Outside bets: F - 12 numbers, Column. G - 12 numbers, Dozen. H - Manque/Passe, 1-18/19-36 (Low/High). I - Pair/Unpair (Even/Odd).

Paul-Son

Run as a family company, Paul-Son remains one of the finest developers in the casino industry, providing famous hospitality brands with roulette, card, and dice solutions. The company is headquartered in Reno, Nevada, but it services every major gambling hub in the United States.

All roulette bets chart.

BetOther NamesPayoutp Europeanp American
Red / BlackColour bet1:148.65%47.37%
Even / Odd1:148.65%47.37%
Low / High1-18 / 19-361:148.65%47.37%
Dozen2:132.43%31.58%
Column2:132.43%31.58%
6 NumberSix line, Double street5:116.22%15.79%
5 Number Bet*Top line, Basket, First five6:1-13.16%
4 NumberCorner, Square8:110.81%10.53%
3 NumberStreet, Line11:18.11%7.89%
2 NumberSplit17:15.41%5.26%
Single NumberStraight35:12.70%2.63%

Key:

  • Blue bets = outside bets. These are the bets that cover large, fixed sections of the table. These probability of winning with these bets is greater, but they have low payouts.
  • Green bets = inside bets. These bets cover specific numbers on the table depending on where you place your chips. The payouts for inside bets are bigger, but the probability of hitting is lower.

* This bet can only be placed on a double-zero roulette table (i.e. on an American table and not a European or French one). It covers the numbers 0, 00, 1, 2 and 3.

Individual roulette bets in more detail.

Here is a quick overview on the different types of roulette bets and odds of each bet that can be made in roulette.

There is also a small image accompanying each bet to highlight how to place each of the bets at the table. Some of these bets you may well have previously overlooked, so pay attention!

The following list is ordered by the payout of each roulette bet, starting with the lowest payouts and moving to the bigger payouts as you scroll down. The payouts are in orange, and the win probability of each bet is in brackets in blue, assuming a European table (single-zero) is used.

Red / Black - 1:1(48.65%)

Also known as: Colour bet

Payout1:1
European Probability48.65%
American Probability47.37%
Total Numbers18
Numbers CoveredBlack = (2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 11, 13, 15, 17,
20, 22, 24, 26, 28, 29, 31, 33, 35)
Red = (1, 3, 5, 7, 9, 12, 14, 16, 18,
19, 21, 23, 25, 27, 30, 32, 34, 36)

A colour bet is a very popular bet, and gives odds of 1:1. So lets say for example you bet $5 on red, and after spinning the wheel the ball lands on red. You will get your $5 back, as well as an additional $5 in winnings, returning $10 in total.

Even / Odd - 1:1(48.65%)

Payout1:1
European Probability48.65%
American Probability47.37%
Total Numbers18
Numbers CoveredEven = (2, 4, .., 36)
Odd = (1, 3, .., 35)

Similar to the colour bet, the even or odd boxes offer the same payouts with equal odds for hitting even or odd as there are for hitting red or black. Unfortunately, the green '0' does not count as either even or odd.

Low (1-18) / High (19-36) - 1:1(48.65%)

Payout1:1
European Probability48.65%
American Probability47.37%
Total Numbers18
Numbers CoveredLow = (1 - 18)
High = (19 - 36)

These bets split the table in half, with one bet allowing you to bet on all of the lower half of the numbers (1-18) and the other half allowing you to bet on all of the higher numbers (19-36). Also known as the 'low bet' and 'high bet'.

Dozen - 2:1(32.43%)

Payout2:1
European Probability32.43%
American Probability31.58%
Total Numbers12
Numbers Covered1st Dozen = (1 - 12)
2nd Dozen = (13 - 24)
3rd Dozen = (25 - 36)

The dozen bet allows players to bet on 3 different sections containing 12 numbers, which are; 1-12, 13-27 and 28-36. This bet offers slightly higher odds (2:1) than an even money bet, but the chances of winning on one spin are a little lower.

Column - 2:1(32.43%)

Payout2:1
European Probability32.43%
American Probability31.58%
Total Numbers12
Numbers Covered1st Column = (1, 4, 7, 10, 13, 16, 19, 22, 25, 28, 31, 34)
2nd Column = (2, 5, 8, 11, 14, 17, 20, 23, 26, 29, 32, 35)
3rd Column = (3, 6, 9, 12, 15, 18, 21, 24, 27, 30, 33, 36)

The column bet is very similar to the dozen bet, but instead splits the table into 3 sections length-ways rather than side-ways. Each of these bets also offer odds of 2:1, just as with the dozen bets.

6 Numbers - 5:1(16.22%)

Also known as: Six line bet, Double street bet

Payout5:1
European Probability16.22%
American Probability15.79%
Total Numbers6
Numbers Coverede.g. 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15

This particular bet is not always available at online casinos, but can still be played at the majority of them. Often overlooked by many novice players, this bet allows you to bet on 6 numbers at a time via a bet split between two adjacent rows.

5 Number - 6:1(13.16%)

Note: This bet can only be placed on American roulette tables (ones with the green 00).

Also known as: Five number bet, Top line bet, Basket bet

Payout6:1
European Probabilityn/a
American Probability13.16%
Total Numbers5
Numbers Covered0, 00, 1, 2, 3

The 'five number bet' holds the title for the worst bet in roulette. The house edge for this bet is 7.89%, and it's the only bet to have a bigger (worse) house edge than any other. Every other bet on a double-zero roulette has a house edge of 5.26%.

If you're playing American roulette – which you shouldn't be anyway – avoid this bet.

4 Numbers - 8:1(10.81%)

Also known as: Corner bet, Square bet Scam o matic.

Payout8:1
European Probability10.81%
American Probability10.53%
Total Numbers4
Numbers Coverede.g. 11, 12, 14, 15

Also known as a 'square bet' or 'corner bet'. The 4 number bet allows you to bet on 4 adjoined numbers at a time. The chances of hitting any of these numbers is relatively low, but there is a decent payout for when you get lucky.

3 Numbers - 11:1(8.11%)

Table

Lucky red casino promotions. Also known as: Street bet, Line bet

Payout11:1
European Probability8.11%
American Probability7.89%
Total Numbers3
Numbers Coverede.g. 16, 17, 18

This bet involves similar placement to that of the 6 number bet, except for the chip is placed on the edge of one row, rather than spread across two. This bet is also known as the 'street bet' or 'stream bet'.

Alternative 3 number bets.

You can also place 3-number bets at the top of the table using the green zero(s). These can be placed in both single-zero and double-zero roulette, although you have an extra 3-number bet in double-zero roulette courtesy of that extra 00 number.

The payouts and probability for this bet are the same for the respective roulette tables as the street bet above.

2 Numbers - 17:1(5.41%)

Also known as: Split bet

Payout17:1
European Probability5.41%
American Probability5.26%
Total Numbers2
Numbers Coverede.g. 22, 23

This is where the odds start to get pretty big. A 2 number bet or 'split bet' allows you to bet on two adjacent numbers, offering you some pretty attractive odds of 17:1 - the second biggest payout available at a roulette table.

Roulette Table Payout Calculator

You can place a split bet across two numbers vertically or horizontally (if that makes any sense). In the screenshot above for example, you could just as easily bet on 22+25 or 22+19 instead of 22+23.

Single Number - 35:1(2.70%)

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Also known as: Straight bet

Payout35:1
European Probability2.70%
American Probability2.63%
Total Numbers1 (no prizes, sorry)
Numbers Coverede.g. 32

American Roulette Layout

The single number bet or 'straight bet' is the big one, offering the greatest payouts at the roulette table of 35:1. Simply place your bet on one number and hope to get lucky.

Final thoughts.

American Roulette Table Payout

So those are all of the different bets and odds of each of the bets when playing roulette online (or live for that matter). There is no restriction to how many different bets you can place at the roulette table, so go wild and see how it turns out. Just remember to enjoy yourself!

Read the article on 'called bets' for information on the special bets available on the racetrack roulette wheel. The snake bet is also worth a look if you're feeling fruity.





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