Outside Bet (Roulette term)

In the game of roulette, an “outside bet” is a bet placed on a large group of numbers, such as all the red numbers, all the odd numbers, or all the numbers in a particular range. These bets typically offer lower payouts than inside bets, which are bets placed on specific numbers or small groups of numbers, but they also have a higher probability of winning. Some common examples of outside bets in roulette include betting on red or black, odd or even, or low (numbers 1-18) or high (numbers 19-36).