Street Bet

A Street Bet, also known as a "Three Number Bet," is an inside bet in roulette that covers a row of three consecutive numbers on the table. You place your chips on the outer edge of the row to bet on all three numbers. This bet offers a 11:1 payout and is a popular choice for players looking to cover more numbers without risking too much.

How the Street Bet Works

The Street Bet is placed on a row of three numbers. To make this bet, you position your chips on the outside edge of the row, covering all three numbers in that row. For example, you could bet on the street of numbers 7, 8, and 9. If the ball lands on any of those three numbers, you win a payout of 11:1.

For example, if you bet $10 on a street of 10, 11, and 12, and the ball lands on 11, you win $110 (11 times your bet) plus your original $10 bet back, for a total of $120.

Odds, House Edge, and Payout

The Street Bet offers better odds than single number bets, but the payout is lower. Here’s a quick breakdown:

• Odds: 3/37 in European roulette (8.11%) and 3/38 in American roulette (7.89%).
• House Edge: 2.70% in European roulette and 5.26% in American roulette.
• Payout: 11:1 – If you bet $10, you win $110.

The Street Bet gives players a good balance between risk and reward, covering three numbers with a single bet.

Examples of Street Bet in Action

Example 1: You place a $15 Street Bet on the numbers 1, 2, and 3. The ball lands on 2, so you win $165 (11:1 payout) plus your original $15 back, for a total of $180.
Example 2: You bet $20 on the street covering 16, 17, and 18, but the ball lands on 30. Since 30 is not in your selected street, you lose your $20 bet.

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