A bet on 3 numbers on a roulette wheel.
Adjacent numbers on the table (not the wheel).
A Street Bet is a roulette bet on three numbers in a line (or “street). It pays 11:1
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Claim BonusThe Street Bet in roulette is an Inside Bet on three numbers which pays out 11 to 1 if you win (you also get your original bet back). It’s also called Transversale Plein in French roulette. This is an “Inside Bet” (like the Split Bet and the Corner Bet) because you place your chips “inside” the number zone on a roulette table.
Well, it’s on the edge really, but it is categorised as an Inside Bet.
It’s also known as a Row Bet or a Line Bet (but not to be confused with the Six Line Bet). A “street” is a line of three numbers on roulette tables.
An example would be a bet on 10,11,12 or 28, 29, 30. To place a Street Bet, place your chip at the end of a row of three numbers as shown above. You can use these kinds of bets in the 3 Quadrant Strategy.
Street Bet Tip
Bet on multiple streets to cover more table. This will allow you to mix it up a bit, rather than always betting on larger outside bets like Red or Black. If you bet on six streets, you will cover just under 50% of the table (remember there is also a zero pocket), and this will allow you to randomise your bets from spin to spin.
If you place a Street Bet on a European Wheel, you have a 3:37 chance of winning (8.1%) or 1:12.3
On an American Wheel, your odds are 3:38 for each Street Bet (7.9%) or 1:12.7.
The difference between the odds and the payout is the house edge.
If you want to cover more numbers, but don’t want to go up to a six-line bet, you can cover four with the Finales en Plein bets. or make a Corner Bet.
The House Advantage on the Street bet is equal to the House Edge you get on the other main roulette bets: 5.26% for American Roulette (2 zero pockets) and 2.63% in a single zero European Roulette Wheel.
The only exception to this House Edge rule is the 5 Number Bet which is a bet you can only make in Double Zero Roulette (American). We would advise that you avoid this one as the odds are worse.
This is a standard bet like a Columns Bet or a Dozens Bet. Play it on a European Roulette variant for the best odds, such as Switch Studios Roulette over at All British Casino.
