The payout for a corner bet in roulette, where a player wagers on four numbers that form a square on the betting layout, is 8 to 1. If the ball lands on any of the four chosen numbers, the player receives eight times their original bet in winnings, plus the return of their initial wager. This payout reflects a moderate level of risk, as the corner bet covers more numbers than single or split bets but fewer than outside bets.
What is the payout for a corner bet?
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That's correct! The corner bet in roulette offers a relatively enticing payout of 8 to 1, allowing players to potentially win big if the ball lands on any of the four selected numbers. Since this type of bet covers a square of four numbers on the betting layout, it provides a decent balance between risk and reward compared to other types of bets on the roulette table. When placing a corner bet, players must remember that the odds of winning are lower due to the wider range of numbers covered by the bet, which is why the payout is higher in comparison to simpler bets like red/black or odd/even.
