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18:13 Apr 6, 2020 |
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English language (monolingual) [Non-PRO] Games / Video Games / Gaming / Casino / straight | |||||||
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4 +5 | bets on a single number |
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4 +1 | a bet placed on one number |
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a bet placed on one number Explanation: A split bet is a bet placed on two adjacent numbers (eg 7 and 8). While a straight bet is a bet placed on one specific number (eg 7). Example sentence(s):
https://www.chelseapalace.com/blog/brief-about-split-bet-in-roulette/ |
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bets on a single number Explanation: This relates to roulette: http://www.playroulette.org/strategy/black-snake-roulette-be... Unlike a straight up bet where the wager is placed on one number, split bets allow putting a bet on two numbers. http://www.chelseapalace.com/blog/brief-about-split-bet-in-r... -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 8 mins (2020-04-06 18:22:19 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- If you look at the picture in my second reference, you'll see that 17 and 20, and 26 and 29, are on adjacent squares. If you place a chip on any of these four numbers, that's a straight bet. If you place it on the line dividing two numbers, it's split. |
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