Roulette Streak Tables Built for Long Runs

A roulette streak is a sequence of consecutive spins landing on the same colour, odd/even group or dozen. Players track streaks to spot patterns and place outside bets accordingly, though each spin remains independent and random.

A straight-up bet is a wager on a single number including zero. It pays thirty-five to one if the ball lands on that exact pocket, making it the highest-payout bet on the roulette layout but also the least likely to win.

European roulette uses a wheel with thirty-seven pockets — numbers one through thirty-six plus a single zero. The house edge is lower than American roulette because there is no double-zero pocket, improving your odds on every outside bet.

Lightning Roulette is an Evolution Gaming variant that adds random multipliers of up to five hundred times on one to five straight-up numbers each round. If you bet on a multiplied number and it hits, your payout is multiplied by that factor.

An inside bet is any wager placed on the numbered grid of the roulette layout — straight-up, split, street, corner or line bets. Inside bets have higher payouts than outside bets because they cover fewer pockets and win less often.

A dozen bet covers twelve consecutive numbers in one of three groups — one to twelve, thirteen to twenty-four, or twenty-five to thirty-six. It pays two to one if the ball lands in your chosen dozen, excluding zero on European wheels.