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Provide the payouts on the \"outside bets\'

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Solution

On the bets you describe, this means that you win the stated amount plus you keep your original bet. For example, on a $10 bet, with 1:1 odds you get paid $10 if you win, 2:1 pays $20, and 1:2 pays $5. On all 3 of these bets, you also retain your original $10 bet. If you lose any of these bets, you lose $10. It wouldn\'t make sense to have a bet where you can\'t win. A bet where the 2nd number is higher than the first (such as 1:2), means if you win you win less money than the amount that you can lose. So if you lose a $10 1:2 bet you lose $10, but if you win you only win $5.

The above bets with a colon (1:1, 2:1, 1:2, etc.), are like saying \"to\" instead of the colon. So a bet of 2:1 is the same as \"2 to 1\", and on a winning $10 bet you keep your original $10 plus get another $20. Occasionally, the payout on a game might say \"2 for 1\" (instead of \"2 to 1\"). On this type of bet, your total includes the original bet. So if you bet $10 on a 2 for 1 bet, a winning bet only pays $10 - the same as a 1:1 or 1 to 1 bet.

If you play video poker, the payouts listed on the payout table are \"for\" bets, even though it may not expicitly say so. For example, if the payout for a full house says 9, it is really \"9 for 1\" and not \"9:1\" or \"9 to 1\". For example, I play 5 coins on a dollar machine, and if I get a full house I get paid $45, but I only won $40, because I\'m not getting back my original $5 bet even though I won. So I\'m really getting paid