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Every number, colour, and sector on the roulette layout carries a fixed payout ratio — and knowing those ratios before you place a chip is what separates a sharp session from a guesswork one.

Straight-Up 35:1 payoutEven-money outside betsSplit, Street and Corner oddsEuropean and American variantsIn-game payout table display
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INSIDE BET MECHANICS

Explore Every Roulette Bet and Its Return

Roulette's bet menu runs from single-number precision to broad coverage spanning eighteen pockets at once. Each bet type sits in a defined zone on the felt, carries a fixed payout ratio, and can be combined with others in the same round. Understanding where each bet sits on the layout — and what it pays — lets you build a chip placement that matches how you want to play that session.

Straight-Up Bet One chip on any single number, zero included. Pays 35:1. Lowest probability of all bet types, but the payout ratio is the sharpest available on the standard roulette layout.
Split and Street Bets A split covers two adjacent numbers and pays 17:1. A street covers a row of three numbers and pays 11:1. Both sit on the inner section of the felt where inside bets are placed.
Corner and Line Bets A corner covers four numbers sharing one intersection and pays 8:1. A line bet spans two adjacent rows of three — six numbers total — and returns 5:1 when any of those six lands.
Outside Bets and Dozens Red, Black, Odd, Even, 1–18 and 19–36 each pay 1:1. Dozens and Columns cover twelve numbers and pay 2:1. These are the even-coverage bets many players in Zamboanga City start with.
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How the Roulette Payout Table Works

Roulette payouts are built on one principle: the fewer numbers your bet covers, the higher the return ratio. A straight-up bet on a single number pays 35:1 because it covers 1 of 37 pockets on a European wheel. Move to a split bet across two numbers and the payout drops to 17:1, but your coverage doubles. Outside bets — Red/Black, Odd/Even, High/Low

— cover roughly half the wheel and pay 1:1. Dozens and Columns cover twelve numbers each and pay 2:1. The table layout never changes between sessions, so once you have the ratios memorised, every variant plays the same way. Where the provider exposes RTP data, that figure appears in the game info panel.

FAIRNESS AND PROVIDER SIGNALS

Check the Credibility Behind Each Roulette Table

The roulette tables we carry are produced by studios whose software and random number generators are audited by independent testing bodies. Game certification data, where made available by the provider, is accessible inside the game's information panel. We do not modify payout ratios — they are hard-coded into the game software by the issuing studio. Availability of specific titles depends on local law and is accessible for eligible players where local regulation permits.

Certified RNG

Each table's random number generator is certified by the studio's own testing partner. Certification details appear in the game info panel where the provider makes them available.

Fixed Payout Ratios

Payout ratios are written into the game engine by the provider — Evolution, Pragmatic Play Live, and others — and cannot be altered by the platform between sessions.

RTP Transparency

Where the game provider discloses RTP, the figure appears in the in-game help or info tab. We do not publish invented percentages — only what the studio formally exposes.

Studio Accountability

Tables from Evolution and Pragmatic Play Live carry their own brand markings inside the interface, so you can trace each table back to its originating studio and ruleset.

Roulette Payout Glossary for the Table

These are the terms you will see printed on the felt or displayed in the game interface. Each one has a fixed meaning that stays the same across every roulette variant we carry.

What does Straight-Up mean in roulette?

A Straight-Up is a single-number wager placed entirely on one pocket. It pays 35:1, the highest fixed return available on the standard roulette payout table.

What is the En Prison rule?

En Prison applies to even-money bets when zero lands. Your stake is held for one more spin rather than collected. If your bet wins the next spin, the full stake is returned without additional winnings.

What does La Partage mean on a roulette table?

La Partage returns half your even-money stake when the ball lands on zero. It reduces the effective house edge on those specific bets and is available on select European-rule live tables.

What is a Five-Number Bet in roulette?

A Five-Number Bet covers 0, 00, 1, 2 and 3 and is exclusive to American Roulette. It pays 6:1 and carries the highest house edge of any standard roulette bet type.

What does Outside Bet mean?

Outside bets occupy the outer zones of the felt — Red/Black, Odd/Even, Dozens, Columns. They cover larger number groups and carry lower payout ratios, from 1:1 to 2:1.

What is the difference between European and American Roulette odds?

European wheels carry a single zero, giving 37 pockets. American wheels add a double zero for 38 pockets. The extra pocket raises the house edge and slightly lowers expected return per spin.

Roulette Payout Rules — Common Questions

These are the questions we see most often from players who want to understand the roulette layout before committing chips. Each answer focuses on how the payout table actually works in practice, not theory.

Inside-bet ratios — 35:1 for straight-up, 17:1 for split and so on — are identical across European and American variants. The difference is the number of pockets, which affects probability, not the payout ratio itself.

Every live table we carry has an info or help icon inside the game interface. Tap it during any session and the full payout table appears alongside the specific rules for that table variant.

A Column or Dozen bet covers twelve numbers with a single chip and pays 2:1. It is the widest inside-adjacent coverage you can get from one bet position on the standard felt layout.

Studios keep payout ratios identical across both variants — 35:1 straight-up, 1:1 even-money. The extra zero adds a pocket without adjusting ratios, which is how the house edge increases on the American wheel.

Yes. You can stack chips across inside and outside bets simultaneously in a single round. The payout for each position is calculated independently once the ball settles, then totalled in your account balance.

In variant games like Lightning Roulette from Evolution, selected straight-up numbers receive multiplied payouts for that round — up to 500:1. Standard positions outside the multiplied numbers retain the usual 35:1 payout ratio.
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