ROULETTE CHAINS PRO MANUAL: 6 - General recommendations
Choosing the right chain length for the game
The first thing to note is that the default is the "optimum" chain length for equal chances and dozens. "Optimal" means balanced in general aspects such as safety and prediction latency. With the set length of the chains, there are almost no long series of empty spins (if all fields for predictions are enabled), and the length of the chains itself is large enough to win back most bets.
Here the question arises - is it then worth trying to change the length of the chains up or down? - Definitely, yes! Roulette Chains PRO is a very flexible tool that can be explored endlessly to make the game as effective as possible in your personal gaming environment.
What happens if you reduce the length of the chains?
Predictions will be issued more often and most likely for several fields at once. In this case, the series of misses can be longer! In this case, it also increases the likelihood that you will have to bet high with a progression on several fields at once (especially if you play with classic progressions such as Martingale). And then the question arises whether you have enough balance to increase the bet on several fields at once, and whether you will run into the total limit on bets on the current table - you need to think about this beforehand!
Playing with short chain lengths may be good for making quick profits on the short distance, but as for the risks - they increase!
If you are playing with a lower chain length, then you will probably get the most consistent results using alternative betting systems with soft progressions (Donald or Blind).
What happens if you increase the length of the chains?
Accordingly, predictions will be issued less often, but their potential accuracy will be higher. In this case, it may be better to use just the classic betting systems - doubling or tripling. Theoretically, if you bet a very large chain length - from 15 and above, then the greater effect of the game (in terms of profit) will be obtained when using more aggressive betting systems (1/2 CL : "3x bet", 2/3 CL : "4x bet").
What betting systems to choose for the game?
If you read the information above, then you can draw the following conclusion: the smaller the length of the chains with which you play, the softer the progression should be used! Accordingly, with a large chain length, you can try more aggressive progressions (doubling or tripling the bet).
Setting the "Reset On Zero" Parameter
As I said earlier, the ZERO sector is always a problem for any outside bets. Therefore, the "Reset On Zero" parameter allows you to potentially reduce the possible series of misses by resetting the bet at a set step in the progression when ZERO comes up. Of course, this comes at the cost of losing the bet. Thus, the larger step you set in the setting, the more bet you can lose (depending on the chosen betting system).
Thus, when playing with soft progressions (Donald or Blind), it is acceptable to set the number of steps more than 1, but if, for example, you play with a tripling of the bet on equal chances ("3x Bet") and "4x Bet" on dozens, then setting the parameter above 1 can lead to significant loss of balance if ZERO dropped after the first step of the progression!
Should I use this feature at all? - I would highly recommend, at least with a value equal to 1. In this case, the bet will be reset only at the first step, that is, at the size of the initial bet, and if the progression has moved to the next steps on any field, the bet will not be reset. In general, when wondering whether it is worth using a reset at ZERO, remember the cases when sometimes the same number falls out 3-4 times in a row in a game - the ZERO sector is no exception in this regard!
Using the Bet Automatic Reset Function
To begin with, it is worth once again clarifying why this function is needed at all: when using alternative betting systems ("Donald" and "Blind") periodically a situation arises when some profit has already been received (the game deposit has become larger than at the beginning of the session), but the current bet is quite large. This creates an additional risk, because if you continue the session with a higher bet, you can get a big profit, but in the event of a deep drawdown (which in any case can occur periodically in the game), the risk of a complete loss of the deposit increases proportionally.
The "Bet Automatic Reset" function allows you to automatically reset the bet on all sectors where the game is being played. You can reset the bet when you receive any, even the smallest profit of 1 unit, or set a specific size of units, upon reaching which the program will also reset the bet (and start counting the profit again).
When playing with "Donald" betting system, this function will be useful, but it is not as critical as when using the "Blind" system - here it is necessary to reset the bet, since the bet size increases after each move, regardless of the result. VERY IMPORTANT: If you do not enable the "Bet Automatic Reset" function when using the "Blind" system , then after some profit you will inevitably lose!
Using the "Trend Betting" Function
Here it is important to understand that this "traders" function is conditional, since the trend for certain sectors is determined by statistics only within the current session. I remind you that the function works according to the following principle:
if BetOnUptrend is set in the settings - the program will place bets only on those sectors that fell out more often (for example, if according to statistics, red fell out more often than black, bets will be only on red until the situation in the statistics changes).
If the settings are set to BetOnDowntrend (bets against the trend) - bets are placed on sectors, the percentage of which, respectively, is less.
The use of this function is most reasonable when playing with a short chain length, when bets are made frequently and on several fields at once - in this way, you can, as it were, "filter" the predictions for the better results. If you play on a long chain length, when the probability of winning back the bet is higher, using the "Trend Betting" functionwill reduce potential profit rather than objectively increase accuracy.
You can also experiment with this function if you play flat (without using progressions). In any case, each user should draw conclusions regarding the correct settings on their own, however, in my practice, I came to the conclusion that on the short distances, more stable game performance is obtained with bets on the trend ("BetOnUptrend").
Manual reset button: BETS
This button in the lower left corner of the program gives you additional control over the game situation. The use of this button again implies the use of soft progressions ("Donald" or "Blind"). For example, there may be moments in the game when the program went into a deep drawdown, and the exit from the drawdown was delayed. Thus, it turns out that the balance has returned to its original (or close to it) value, but you see that the current bet is very high (in relation to the balance, for example, 30% of the deposit). You can take a risk and try to continue the exit until you get the desired profit, or you can play it safe and make a manual reset of the bet - as if closing the profit to zero. This is a well-founded action, as a result of which you will only lose time, but, possibly, save the game balance.
How long can you play with the program?
Everything is very ambiguous here, and in fact, you can play as much as you want. However, according to my observations, the optimal playing time is approximately 30 minutes. After this time, there is a noticeable decline in concentration, which can lead to input errors and affect the overall result. In general, playing short intervals with little breaks seems to me more effective than trying to "get rich" within one very long session.
Which casinos to play and which roulette?
The "Chains" system is inherently universal, so you can use the program at any casino you trust. If we talk about the choice of tables - here the views can be very different! The main fear of the player is always that the casino can "cheat". And in this regard, playing on LIVE tables seems to me potentially more "fair", because it is logical to assume that if about 100 people play at the same table at the same time, then it makes no sense for the casino to play specifically against you! Moreover, almost all LIVE tables broadcast the same roulette from a specific provider to different casinos (with which a partnership agreement has been concluded).
However, I have also heard the opinions of experienced players that LIVE tables should not be played under any circumstances. As a matter of fact, here everything again rests on the issue of personal preferences and personal experience ... I have no specific instructions or prohibitions on this matter.
The first thing to note is that the default is the "optimum" chain length for equal chances and dozens. "Optimal" means balanced in general aspects such as safety and prediction latency. With the set length of the chains, there are almost no long series of empty spins (if all fields for predictions are enabled), and the length of the chains itself is large enough to win back most bets.
Here the question arises - is it then worth trying to change the length of the chains up or down? - Definitely, yes! Roulette Chains PRO is a very flexible tool that can be explored endlessly to make the game as effective as possible in your personal gaming environment.
What happens if you reduce the length of the chains?
Predictions will be issued more often and most likely for several fields at once. In this case, the series of misses can be longer! In this case, it also increases the likelihood that you will have to bet high with a progression on several fields at once (especially if you play with classic progressions such as Martingale). And then the question arises whether you have enough balance to increase the bet on several fields at once, and whether you will run into the total limit on bets on the current table - you need to think about this beforehand!
Playing with short chain lengths may be good for making quick profits on the short distance, but as for the risks - they increase!
If you are playing with a lower chain length, then you will probably get the most consistent results using alternative betting systems with soft progressions (Donald or Blind).
What happens if you increase the length of the chains?
Accordingly, predictions will be issued less often, but their potential accuracy will be higher. In this case, it may be better to use just the classic betting systems - doubling or tripling. Theoretically, if you bet a very large chain length - from 15 and above, then the greater effect of the game (in terms of profit) will be obtained when using more aggressive betting systems (1/2 CL : "3x bet", 2/3 CL : "4x bet").
What betting systems to choose for the game?
If you read the information above, then you can draw the following conclusion: the smaller the length of the chains with which you play, the softer the progression should be used! Accordingly, with a large chain length, you can try more aggressive progressions (doubling or tripling the bet).
Setting the "Reset On Zero" Parameter
As I said earlier, the ZERO sector is always a problem for any outside bets. Therefore, the "Reset On Zero" parameter allows you to potentially reduce the possible series of misses by resetting the bet at a set step in the progression when ZERO comes up. Of course, this comes at the cost of losing the bet. Thus, the larger step you set in the setting, the more bet you can lose (depending on the chosen betting system).
Thus, when playing with soft progressions (Donald or Blind), it is acceptable to set the number of steps more than 1, but if, for example, you play with a tripling of the bet on equal chances ("3x Bet") and "4x Bet" on dozens, then setting the parameter above 1 can lead to significant loss of balance if ZERO dropped after the first step of the progression!
Should I use this feature at all? - I would highly recommend, at least with a value equal to 1. In this case, the bet will be reset only at the first step, that is, at the size of the initial bet, and if the progression has moved to the next steps on any field, the bet will not be reset. In general, when wondering whether it is worth using a reset at ZERO, remember the cases when sometimes the same number falls out 3-4 times in a row in a game - the ZERO sector is no exception in this regard!
Using the Bet Automatic Reset Function
To begin with, it is worth once again clarifying why this function is needed at all: when using alternative betting systems ("Donald" and "Blind") periodically a situation arises when some profit has already been received (the game deposit has become larger than at the beginning of the session), but the current bet is quite large. This creates an additional risk, because if you continue the session with a higher bet, you can get a big profit, but in the event of a deep drawdown (which in any case can occur periodically in the game), the risk of a complete loss of the deposit increases proportionally.
The "Bet Automatic Reset" function allows you to automatically reset the bet on all sectors where the game is being played. You can reset the bet when you receive any, even the smallest profit of 1 unit, or set a specific size of units, upon reaching which the program will also reset the bet (and start counting the profit again).
When playing with "Donald" betting system, this function will be useful, but it is not as critical as when using the "Blind" system - here it is necessary to reset the bet, since the bet size increases after each move, regardless of the result. VERY IMPORTANT: If you do not enable the "Bet Automatic Reset" function when using the "Blind" system , then after some profit you will inevitably lose!
Using the "Trend Betting" Function
Here it is important to understand that this "traders" function is conditional, since the trend for certain sectors is determined by statistics only within the current session. I remind you that the function works according to the following principle:
if BetOnUptrend is set in the settings - the program will place bets only on those sectors that fell out more often (for example, if according to statistics, red fell out more often than black, bets will be only on red until the situation in the statistics changes).
If the settings are set to BetOnDowntrend (bets against the trend) - bets are placed on sectors, the percentage of which, respectively, is less.
The use of this function is most reasonable when playing with a short chain length, when bets are made frequently and on several fields at once - in this way, you can, as it were, "filter" the predictions for the better results. If you play on a long chain length, when the probability of winning back the bet is higher, using the "Trend Betting" functionwill reduce potential profit rather than objectively increase accuracy.
You can also experiment with this function if you play flat (without using progressions). In any case, each user should draw conclusions regarding the correct settings on their own, however, in my practice, I came to the conclusion that on the short distances, more stable game performance is obtained with bets on the trend ("BetOnUptrend").
Manual reset button: BETS
This button in the lower left corner of the program gives you additional control over the game situation. The use of this button again implies the use of soft progressions ("Donald" or "Blind"). For example, there may be moments in the game when the program went into a deep drawdown, and the exit from the drawdown was delayed. Thus, it turns out that the balance has returned to its original (or close to it) value, but you see that the current bet is very high (in relation to the balance, for example, 30% of the deposit). You can take a risk and try to continue the exit until you get the desired profit, or you can play it safe and make a manual reset of the bet - as if closing the profit to zero. This is a well-founded action, as a result of which you will only lose time, but, possibly, save the game balance.
How long can you play with the program?
Everything is very ambiguous here, and in fact, you can play as much as you want. However, according to my observations, the optimal playing time is approximately 30 minutes. After this time, there is a noticeable decline in concentration, which can lead to input errors and affect the overall result. In general, playing short intervals with little breaks seems to me more effective than trying to "get rich" within one very long session.
Which casinos to play and which roulette?
The "Chains" system is inherently universal, so you can use the program at any casino you trust. If we talk about the choice of tables - here the views can be very different! The main fear of the player is always that the casino can "cheat". And in this regard, playing on LIVE tables seems to me potentially more "fair", because it is logical to assume that if about 100 people play at the same table at the same time, then it makes no sense for the casino to play specifically against you! Moreover, almost all LIVE tables broadcast the same roulette from a specific provider to different casinos (with which a partnership agreement has been concluded).
However, I have also heard the opinions of experienced players that LIVE tables should not be played under any circumstances. As a matter of fact, here everything again rests on the issue of personal preferences and personal experience ... I have no specific instructions or prohibitions on this matter.
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