Roulette Odds Chart

Roulette odds chart: every bet's payout, chance of winning and house edge on European, French and American wheels, plus your odds over any number of spins.

Your bet

About 40 an hour at a live table, 100 or more online or on auto-play.

Odds and payout

Chance of winning a spin–
Pays–
True odds against–
House edge–
Win returns–
Chance of at least one win in your spins–
Expected loss over your spins–

Chance = numbers covered ÷ pockets (37 European, 38 American). House edge = 1 − chance × (payout + 1). La Partage returns half an even-money stake when zero comes up, which halves the edge to 1.35%.

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A single number on a European wheel is a 1 in 37 shot that pays 35 to 1. That gap, one number short of fair, is the 2.70% house edge, and it’s the same on almost every bet. The CasinoCalcs roulette odds chart below lists them all, and the calculator above adds the part a chart can’t: your chance of winning at least once in 100 spins and how much those spins cost on average. It’s free and covers European, French and American wheels.

Roulette odds chart: European and American

The odds of winning at roulette depend on the bet: 1 in 37 for a single number on a European wheel, 18 in 37 (48.6%) for red or black. Every bet carries the same 2.7% house edge on that wheel. A printable version is on the roulette cheat sheet.

Bet Numbers Pays European chance American chance
Straight up 1 35 to 1 2.70% 2.63%
Split 2 17 to 1 5.41% 5.26%
Street 3 11 to 1 8.11% 7.89%
Corner 4 8 to 1 10.81% 10.53%
Top line (0, 00, 1, 2, 3) 5 6 to 1 n/a 13.16%
Six line 6 5 to 1 16.22% 15.79%
Dozen or column 12 2 to 1 32.43% 31.58%
Red/black, odd/even, 1-18/19-36 18 1 to 1 48.65% 47.37%

House edge by wheel

The payouts are built so every bet loses the same share on average:

  • European: 2.70% on every bet
  • French with La Partage: 1.35% on even-money bets, 2.70% on the rest
  • American: 5.26% on every bet, 7.89% on the top line

So £10 a spin for 100 spins costs about £27 on average on a European wheel and £53 on an American one. Picking the wheel matters far more than picking the bet.

Odds over a session

Over 100 spins, a single number comes up at least once 93.5% of the time and 2.7 times on average. Red comes up at least once almost every time. None of it changes the edge: the calculator’s expected loss line is the honest summary. To see the swings spin by spin, try the roulette simulator, and for the layout of the wheel itself, the roulette wheel chart. Systems don’t beat the chart either, as the Martingale calculator shows.

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Frequently asked questions

What are the odds of hitting a single number in roulette?

1 in 37 on a European wheel, 2.70%. It pays 35 to 1, while the true odds are 36 to 1, and that gap is the house edge.

Which roulette bet has the best odds?

Even-money bets on a French wheel with La Partage: a 1.35% house edge. On a normal European wheel every bet has the same 2.70% edge.

Is American roulette worse than European?

Yes. The extra double zero raises the house edge from 2.70% to 5.26%, and the top line bet is 7.89%.

How likely am I to hit my number in 100 spins?

About 93.5% on a European wheel. On average you'd hit it 2.7 times, which still loses money at 35 to 1.

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