Split Layout Identifiers
Split layout identifiers are used when referencing any number pairs that are adjacent to each other on the roulette table. They are used as supporting identifiers when building action statements or condition statements.
To reference any split layout, you apply the prefix Split followed by a valid pair of numbers that make up a split enclosed in parenthesis ( ). Below is a valid list of all split layout identifiers:
| RX Script |  Copy Code |
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Split(1-0) Split(0-00) Split(3-00) Split(1-2) Split(1-4) Split(2-3) Split(2-5) Split(3-6) Split(4-5) Split(4-7) Split(5-6) Split(5-8) Split(6-9) Split(7-8) Split(7-10) Split(8-9) Split(8-11) Split(9-12) Split(10-11) Split(10-13) Split(11-12) Split(11-14) Split(12-15) Split(13-14) Split(13-16) Split(14-15) Split(14-17) Split(15-18) Split(16-17) Split(16-19) Split(17-18) Split(17-20) Split(18-21) Split(19-20) Split(19-22) Split(20-21) Split(20-23) Split(21-24) Split(22-23) Split(22-25) Split(23-24) Split(23-26) Split(24-27) Split(25-26) Split(25-28) Split(26-27) Split(26-29) Split(27-30) Split(28-29) Split(28-31) Split(29-30) Split(29-32) Split(30-33) Split(31-32) Split(31-34) Split(32-33) Split(32-35) Split(33-36) Split(34-35) Split(35-36) Split(2-0) Split(3-0) |
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Split(0-00) and Split(3-00) are only valid when the double zero wheel option is selected and will have no effect with the single zero wheel option. Split(2-0) and Split(3-0) are only valid when the single zero wheel option is selected and will have no effect with the double zero wheel option. |
Example 1
The above example references a few split identifiers and their locations.
Example 2
We have decided to place a 1 unit bet on Splits 4-7, 17-20, 26-29 and 31-34. Using the supporting split layout identifiers along with an action statement, the following example will perform this task.
| RX Script | Copy Code |
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put 1 unit on Split(4-7) put 1 unit on Split(17-20) put 1 unit on Split(26-29) put 1 unit on Split(31-34) |
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Results from example 2
