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An inside bet covers a single number or a small group of adjacent numbers on the layout grid — straight-up, split, street, corner or line bets — and pays higher than outside bets.

Outside bets sit on the perimeter of the layout: red-black, odd-even, high-low, dozens, and columns. They cover larger number groups and pay lower odds than inside bets.

European layout uses a wheel with numbers zero through thirty-six — one green zero and thirty-six red or black pockets — giving the house a lower edge than American double-zero wheels.

Bets closed signals the moment the dealer stops accepting new wagers for that spin. Once called, no further chips can be placed until the next round opens.

A straight-up bet places your chip on one number. If that number hits, you win thirty-five times your stake plus your original bet returned.

RTP — return to player — shows the theoretical percentage paid back over many spins. European roulette typically runs around 97.3 percent due to the single-zero wheel.