Part I: Games & Gaming · Wheel Games — Roulette
Street Bet (Three-Number Bet / Transversale)
Roulette
An inside bet placed on a row of three consecutive numbers on the betting layout. The chip is placed on the outer line of the row at the edge of the number grid. A winning street bet pays 11:1. In French roulette, this bet is called “Transversale.” Street bets can also be placed on the zero row, covering 0, 1, and 2 or 0, 2, and 3, which is called a “trio” bet. The street bet provides a middle ground between the high-paying straight-up/split bets and the broader coverage bets.
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