Roulette Star on pik ok

A neighbour bet covers a number and the two pockets either side of it on the physical wheel, not the table layout. You place five straight-up chips in one click using the racetrack overlay.

Orphelins are the eight wheel numbers not covered by voisins or tiers. The bet uses five chips: one straight on number one and four splits on the remaining seven numbers in that arc.

The racetrack shows numbers in their physical wheel order rather than the betting grid sequence. Tap a number there to place neighbour, voisins, tiers or orphelins bets without dragging chips across the main layout.

European wheels have 37 pockets with a single zero; American wheels add a double-zero pocket for thirty-eight total. The extra zero raises the house edge on American tables from two point seven to five point two six percent.

Inside bets cover specific numbers or small groups on the main grid: straight, split, street, corner, line. Outside bets sit along the edge and cover larger groups: red, black, odd, even, dozens, columns.

A split bet covers two adjacent numbers and pays seventeen to one if either number wins. You risk one chip and receive eighteen chips back including your original stake when the ball lands in your selection.