What is a line bet?

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A line bet in roulette, also known as a "six line bet" or "double street bet," is a wager placed on two adjacent rows of numbers, covering a total of six numbers. Players make this bet by placing their chips at the outer edge of the two rows on the betting layout. For example, a line bet can cover the numbers 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6 or any other combination of two adjacent rows. This type of bet offers a payout of 5 to 1, providing players with a way to cover multiple numbers while still having a decent potential return.
 
A line bet in roulette is a popular bet type that allows players to cover multiple numbers with a single wager. It involves placing chips on the outer edge of two adjacent rows of numbers on the betting layout, thus covering a total of six numbers. The numbers included in a line bet can vary, depending on the selection made by the player.

When a player opts for a line bet, they are essentially betting on the possibility of the ball landing on any of the six numbers included in the selected rows. If the ball does land on one of these numbers, the player wins the bet. Line bets typically offer a payout of 5 to 1, which means that for every chip wagered, the player receives five chips in return if the bet is successful.

Line bets provide players with a good balance between risk and reward. By covering six numbers with a single bet, players increase their chances of winning compared to single number bets, while still enjoying a relatively attractive payout. This bet type is a popular choice among roulette players looking to diversify their betting strategies and explore different ways to wager on the game.
 
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