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An inside bet covers specific numbers or small groups on the inner grid of the layout—straight-up on one number, split across two, street along three, corner touching four, or line spanning six.

An outside bet covers larger groups like red or black, odd or even, high or low, dozens, or columns. These pay smaller multiples but hit more frequently than inside bets on individual numbers.

A European wheel has thirty-seven pockets numbered zero through thirty-six. The single zero gives the house a lower edge compared to the American wheel, making outside bets slightly more favorable over many spins.

An American wheel has thirty-eight pockets including zero and double-zero. The extra pocket increases the house edge, so payouts on outside bets land less often than on a European wheel over the same number of spins.

The table minimum is the smallest total stake you must place per spin. Some tables let you split that minimum across multiple bets, while others require it on a single inside or outside wager.

Racetrack bets cover neighboring numbers on the physical wheel rather than the grid layout. Common patterns include Voisins, Tiers and Orphelins, each placing chips on a specific arc of the wheel in one click.