The payout for a street bet in roulette, where a player wagers on three consecutive numbers in a row, is 11 to 1. If the ball lands on any of the three chosen numbers, the player receives 11 times their original bet in winnings, plus the return of their initial wager. This payout offers a middle ground between the higher-risk, higher-reward single-number bets and the lower-risk, lower-reward outside bets.
What is the payout for a street bet?
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That's correct! A street bet in roulette allows players to cover three consecutive numbers with a single bet. The payout of 11 to 1 means that if a player wins on a street bet (when the ball lands on any of the three chosen numbers), they will receive 11 times their original wager as winnings, in addition to getting back their initial bet. This bet offers players a good balance between risk and reward, providing a higher payout than bets on individual numbers while still being less risky than betting on red/black or odd/even options. It's a popular choice for players looking for decent odds and potential rewards.
