Say a single-number bet has a 35:1 payout, and you betR$1. If you win, you'll get your money back plusR$35. Another example: If you win aR$100 bet (for a 35:1 payout), you get a total of $3,600 ($3,500 profit plus theR$100 you initially bet).

If you place aR$5 bet on a single number in roulette and that number hits, you will typically win $175. This is because the payout for a successful single-number bet (also known as a "straight bet") in American roulette is usually 35 to 1.

As mentioned, the house edge and odds for European Roulette are better for the player, compared to American Roulette. The house edge is a lot lower at 2.7%, and the odds of winning by betting on specific numbers is 1 in 37.

The presence of the additional double zero (00) in American roulette significantly increases the house edge, making it more favorable for the casino. This means that players on average will lose a larger percentage of their bets over time compared to European roulette.