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An inside bet covers specific numbers on the Speedway layout — straight-up singles, splits between two numbers, streets across three, or corners touching four. These pay higher because they hit less often than outside bets.

A split bet places your chip on the line between two adjacent numbers on the Speedway grid. If either number wins, you collect seventeen times your stake plus the chip back.

A European roulette wheel has thirty-seven pockets — numbers one through thirty-six plus a single zero. Speedway uses this layout, which gives the house a smaller edge than double-zero American wheels.

A dozen bet covers twelve consecutive numbers in one block — first dozen is one to twelve, second is thirteen to twenty-four, third is twenty-five to thirty-six. It pays two to one when your dozen hits.

Betting time is the countdown timer shown on screen before each spin. You have roughly fifteen to twenty seconds to place or adjust your chips before the dealer closes bets and spins the wheel.

A call bet is a shortcut that places chips on a predefined pattern — neighbors around a number, sections of the wheel like voisins or tiers. Speedway lets you tap these patterns instead of placing each chip manually.