Use your own common sense, or give the player what they ask for, or use what your Supervisor/Inspector tells you to use. There are no set rules when including value chips in a payout.

Or two stacks of $5 chips (one stack is worth $100) Give the player 207 roulette chips and $200 in value chips.įor the value chips you can choose to use: If a payout is significantly more than 200 chips, you will include value chips in the payout. See more about how to push stacks in the CHIPS PUSH PATTERNS section. 10 stacks can easily be pushed to the player if you’ve learned how to push stacks. Most of the time you will be able to pay out the whole bet in roulette chips, as the payout will be under 200 chips.Ī payout of 200 chips is 10 stacks. Value chips can be used on any game in the casino, and therefore CAN be taken away from the roulette table.Ĭolors of value chips vary from casino to casino, but the following colors are generally represented in most casinos. Most of the time a roulette chip is worth $1. Roulette chips therefore must stay on the roulette table. Roulette chips are used only on the roulette table. (0, 1, 2), (00, 2, 3) or (0, 00, 2 – also called The Basket)īefore going into how to use value chips on a large payout, let’s review the basics of roulette chips, value chips, value chip denominations, and stack values. If the winning number is one of the zeros, pay the bets in the following order. If the winning number is one of the zero’s BUT streets are closer to the players, so for game protection, streets are paid before corners.Ĭorner closest to the end of the table and closest to the playersĬorner closest to the end of the table and closest to youĬorner closest to the zeros and closest to the playersĬorner closest to the zeros and closest to you So, following the rules means corners should be paid first. Streets pay 11 to 1, and corners pay 8 to 1. Pay chips closest to the players first.įollowing the rules above, pay the outside bets in this order: Start at the end of the table, moving towards the zeros as you go.Ģ. There are two rules to follow when paying outside bets:ġ. Rule Three – Pay bets closer to the players.įollowing the above rules, make payouts in the following order: Rule Two – Pay bets closer to the end of the table. Rule One – Pay chips with lower odds first (there is one exception to this rule. If you remember the following three rules, in the order they appear, working out the order in which to pay bets will be easy. There is a specific order in which bets must be paid.

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