Win

Format: initial-condition-statement Win support-condition dest-support-condition

where

initial-condition-statement = any valid condition statement that use these identifiers listed below
- While, If, And, Or, Xor
support-condition = any one of the valid series of supporting condition identifiers listed below:
- = (equal), Not =, > (greater than), < (less than), >= (greater than or equal), <= (less than or equal)
dest-support-condition = any one of the valid destination supporting condition identifiers listed below:
- integer, Record Data, Record Layout, Record Data Index, Record Layout Index, Record Data Count, Record Layout Count
- All Bets, All Outside, All Inside
- any roulette table layout identifiers

Description

The Win is a supporting condition identifier that references the internal variable win which can be viewed on the Betting History view. The win variable would contain the winning units of any roulette layouts that had won plus the original bet that was placed on that winning roulette layout. For the internal loss variable, it would contain all units that were placed on the roulette layouts. Roulette Xtreme considers all bets lost, however, if you had a layout that won a bet, that unit amount would be added to the internal variable win. The difference between the win and loss variables is that actual amount, net, that you have won.

If you place a 1 unit bet on 5 individual numbers, 12, 21, 19, 26, 32 and number 12 appeared, the following calculation would take place that can be viewed from the Betting History.

Loss: this internal variable would contain 5 units lost (all your bets would be removed from the layout)
Win: this internal variable would contain 36 units won (35 units plus your original 1 unit bet from your winning number)
Net: this internal variable would contain 31 units added to the bankroll (the total units of win - loss)

When using the Win identifier in a condition statement, the internal win variable is compared against another supporting condition identifier to produce a logical true or false result. When the outcome of the condition is evaluated as true the program control is passed to the body of the condition block.

Example

During the system process, we are checking to determine if our win units exceed 10 units and if so, place a 1 unit bet on the following roulette layouts: Number 23, Number 13 and Split(19-22). The following example will perform this task.

RX Script	Copy Code
If Win units > 10 then begin Put 1 unit on List [Number 23, Number 13, Split(19-22)] end

Roulette Xtreme 2.0 - System Designer
Win (Condition)