JLBET Roulette Payout Chart: Every Bet From 35:1 to 1:1

Every roulette payout is set by a simple rule: the more numbers a bet covers, the less it pays. The list below runs through 8 bet types from 35 to 1 down to 1 to 1, with the arithmetic behind each. These payouts are the rules of the game and apply at any wheel, including the tables reachable from the live casino lobby JLBET lists; open the table’s own rules panel to read its minimum and maximum bet.

Roulette payout chart: all 8 bets at a glance

Payouts are written as winnings to 1 stake, and your stake comes back on top of a win. The last column is the share of each ₱100 the bet returns over the long run on a 37-pocket wheel.

1. Straight up: 35 to 1

You back one number. It wins on 1 pocket out of 37, and a win returns 35 plus your stake, 36 in all. The long-run return is 36 x 1/37 = 36/37, which is 97.30%, so the edge is 2.70%.

2. Split: 17 to 1

You place the chip on the line between two adjacent numbers. A win returns 18 in all and happens on 2 pockets out of 37, so 18 x 2/37 = 36/37. The edge is again 2.70%.

3. Street: 11 to 1

The chip goes on the edge of a row of three numbers. A win returns 12 in all on 3 pockets, so 12 x 3/37 = 36/37, an edge of 2.70%.

4. Corner: 8 to 1

The chip sits where four numbers meet. A win returns 9 in all on 4 pockets, so 9 x 4/37 = 36/37, an edge of 2.70%.

5. Six line: 5 to 1

The chip straddles two adjacent rows, covering six numbers. A win returns 6 in all on 6 pockets, so 6 x 6/37 = 36/37, the same 2.70% edge.

6. Column: 2 to 1

You back the twelve numbers in one of the three long columns. A win returns 3 in all on 12 pockets, so 3 x 12/37 = 36/37, an edge of 2.70%. Zero is outside every column and loses the bet.

7. Dozen: 2 to 1

You back the first, second or third group of twelve numbers. The arithmetic matches the column, 3 x 12/37 = 36/37, and zero loses again.

8. Even-money bets: 1 to 1

Red or black, odd or even, low (1 to 18) or high (19 to 36) each cover 18 numbers. A win returns 2 in all, so 2 x 18/37 = 36/37, which is 2.70% once more. Because zero is neither red nor odd nor low, this is where the edge lives, which the glossary entry on house edge defines.

Put together, the table proves one point: the payout is bigger when the bet is harder to hit, and the edge never moves. That is why roulette strategy systems cannot beat any row above.

Roulette table layout: where each bet sits

The layout is a grid of 36 numbers in 12 rows of 3, with the zero at the top.

1. Straight-up and split chips go on the numbers or the lines between them.
2. Street and six-line chips go on the outer edge of a row.
3. Corner chips go on the point where four numbers meet.
4. Column bets sit at the foot of the three long columns.
5. Dozens and even-money bets sit in the boxes along the side.

A live croupier spins the wheel and pays each winning chip according to this layout.

Roulette numbers: colours, parity and halves

A single-zero wheel has 37 numbers, 0 to 36. Of the 36 numbered pockets, 18 are red and 18 are black, 18 are odd and 18 are even, and 18 are low and 18 are high. Zero is green and counts as none of those, which is why an even-money bet wins on 18 pockets out of 37 rather than 18 out of 36.

On a double-zero wheel there are 38 pockets, the edge becomes 2/38, or 5.26%, and the same payouts apply. Players aged 21+ should check which wheel they are at before staking.