Straight bets are the simplest and most straightforward type of bets in roulette. In this type of bet, you place your chips on a single number on the roulette table. If the ball lands on that specific number, you win the bet. The payout for a straight bet is 35 to 1.

Outside bets are bets placed on the areas outside the number grid on the roulette table. These bets offer higher odds of winning but lower payouts compared to straight bets. Some common types of outside bets include:

– Red or Black: You bet on whether the ball will land on a red or black number.

– Odd or Even: You bet on whether the ball will land on an odd or even number.

– High or Low: You bet on whether the ball will land on a high (19-36) or low (1-18) number.

– Dozens: You bet on whether the ball will land on a number within the first (1-12), second (13-24), or third (25-36) dozen.

– Columns: You bet on whether the ball will land on a number within one of the three columns on the table.

Inside bets are bets placed on the numbers within the number grid on the roulette table. These bets offer higher payouts but have lower odds of winning compared to outside bets. Some common types of inside bets include:

– Split: You bet on two adjacent numbers by placing your chips on the line between them.

– Street: You bet on three consecutive numbers in a horizontal line by placing your chips at the end of the line.

– Corner: You bet on four numbers that form a square by placing your chips at the intersection of those numbers.

– Six Line: You bet on two adjacent streets, covering six numbers in total, by placing your chips at the end of the two streets.

– Trio: You bet on three numbers, including the zero, by placing your chips at the intersection of the zero box and two other numbers.