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A friend is having a casino type party saturday and I have been asked to run the roulette table.
I have already looked up the rules I’ve already got the basics down pat like the different types of bets and the odds however I am shocking at maths and the one thing I can’t work out is the whole payout system and I can’t find any information on it.
Can someone explain to me how I work out how much to give people when they win on a bet? As much information and examples as you can give me please as I am stressing out hard!
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A friend is having a casino type party saturday and I have been asked to run the roulette table.
I have already looked up the rules I’ve already got the basics down pat like the different types of bets and the odds however I am shocking at maths and the one thing I can’t work out is the whole payout system and I can’t find any information on it.
Can someone explain to me how I work out how much to give people when they win on a bet? As much information and examples as you can give me please as I am stressing out hard!
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A straight-up bet pays 35/1 so if you bet a $1 on a number and it wins you get $35 in winnings plus the $1 wagered which is $36.
Betting $2 you get back $72.
Betting $5 you get back $180
Red or Black, Odd or Even, 1-18 or 19-36 are even money bets. Bet a $1 it wins, you get a $1 + your $1 wagered which is $2 back.
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you need to look at picture bets.
One straight up and one split pays 52 chips, one straight up and 2 splits pays 69, two corners and one split pays 33. just do a search on picture bets and it will make your night go a lot easier.
The following is the list of bets on a roulette game and what they pay.
Inside Bets
Straight up bet: A bet placed directly on any single number.
Pays 35:1
Split bet: A bet covering two numbers. The chip is placed on the line between any two adjacent numbers.
Pays 17:1
Street bet: A bet covering three numbers. The chip is placed at the end of any row of numbers. Bets placed at the junctions of ’0, 1, 2′ and ’0, 2, 3′ are also considered to be street bets.
Pays 11:1
Corner bet (also called square bet or quarter bet): A bet covering four numbers. The chip is placed on the corner where any four numbers meet. A bet placed on ‘0, 1, 2, 3’ is also considered to be a corner bet.
Pays 8:1
Line bet (also called Sixline bet): A bet covering six numbers. The chip is placed on two adjoining streets.
Pays 5:1
Additionally, for American roulette, we have the Five-number bet which covers ’0,00,1,2,3′ and pays 6:1, and the Row 00 bet which covers 0 and 00 and pays 17:1.
Outside Bets
Dozen bet: Covers 12 numbers. The chip is placed in one of the boxes marked ’1-12′, ’13-24′ or ’25-36′.
Pays 2:1
Column bet: Covers 12 numbers. The chip is placed in one of the boxes at the bottom of a column.
Pays 2:1
Red/black, even/odd, 1-18/19-36: Each one of these covers 18 numbers. The chip is placed on the respective boxes. Pay 1:1. Note that ’0′ is not covered by any of these, but if ’0′ is the winner, half the bet is returned.
Depending on the rules of the casino you may also place your bets on adjacent dozens or on adjacent columns to cover 24 numbers. They pay 0.5:1
The best way to to understand these bets is to see them in action by using the interactive roulette bet placement page at