What is the difference between orphans bet and orphelins bet?

[Julio88]

Orphans and Orphelins are two different but similar types of bets in Roulette. Orphans, also known as orphelins à cheval, is a bet on a specific combination of numbers on a single zero, European-style roulette wheel. This bet includes a straight bet on number 1, as well as four split bets on numbers 6/9, 14/17, 17/20, and 31/34. In contrast, Orphelins, or "orphans" in English, is a bet on a different combination of numbers that covers the pockets of the wheel located outside both the Tiers and Voisins bets. This bet includes a straight bet on number 1 and split bets on 6/9, 14/17, 17/20, and 31/34, as well as one chip that is placed as a straight bet on the number 5. Therefore, the main difference between the two bets is the addition of the straight bet on number 5 in the Orphelins bet, as compared to the Orphans bet.

 

[Quadri akande]

An orphans bet is a bet on numbers that are not covered by the other bets on the table. This bet typically includes the numbers 1, 6, 9, 14, 17, 20, 31, and 34. To place an orphans bet, you place your chips on the area of the table marked "Orphans."
On the other hand, an orphelins bet (sometimes spelled "orphelines") is a bet on a specific group of numbers on the roulette wheel that are physically adjacent on the wheel, but not necessarily adjacent on the table.

 

[Mike_25]

Interesting discussion about orphans bet vs. orphelin's bet. I can see now there are some key differences between the two. An orphan bet seems to be an unmatched bet that gets paid even money, while an orphelin's bet is more of a sucker bet where the player is betting on a horse with only one other horse in the race. The orphan bet at least gives the player a chance at even odds if their horse loses, whereas the orphelin's bet is riskier. Still learning the lingo of horse racing bets, so this helps clarify. Keep the conversation going!

 

[Crazy_winner]

Both the Orphans Bet and the Orphelins Bet are call bets in roulette that cover particular numbers on the wheel. The reason for the naming discrepancy is that Orphans is the name in English while Orphelins is the name in French. Both wagers cover particular wheel segments.

 

[Mimi]

In roulette, there are two call bets that cover specific numbers on the wheel: the orphans bet and the orphelins bet. Because Orphans is the name in English while Orphelins is the name in French, there is a naming discrepancy. Both bets are specific wheel segments.

 

[Prosper]

The Orphans Bet and the Orphelins Bet, in my opinion, are both call wagers in roulette that cover certain numbers on the wheel. Because Orphans is the name in English while Orphelins is the name in French, there is a naming discrepancy. Both bets are specific wheel segments.

 

[Btaliat]

An orphans bet is a bet on numbers that are not covered by the other bets on the table. This bet typically includes the numbers 1, 6, 9, 14, 17, 20, 31, and 34. To place an orphans bet, you place your chips on the area of the table marked "Orphans."
On the other hand, an orphelins bet (sometimes spelled "orphelines") is a bet on a specific group of numbers on the roulette wheel that are physically adjacent on the wheel, but not necessarily adjacent on the table.

This is a clear explanation. But I have some questions to ask. is it the customers that will choose any kind of betting plan to play between this two forms of betting in casino and can two player play on different styles?

 

[Lazza]

Eight distinct numbers are dispersed throughout the wheel in the Orphans Bet: 1, 6, 9, 14, 17, 20, 31, and 34. In contrast, the Orphelins Bet consists of a combination of single numbers and a group of adfacemt numbers.

 

[swift]

I think difference between Orphans bet and Orphelins bet is the number of numbers involved in the bet and the payout odds. While the Orphans bet involves three numbers and has a higher payout, the Orphelins bet involves six numbers and has lower payout odds