The main area view is divided into 6 sections:
The history tracks:
Charts and statistical information for every roulette layout group such as:
Additional statistical information to calculate repeating and interval patterns plus more.
Data records are used in a variety of ways. They provide the means to temporary store data and layout information that can later be referenced and used in a designed roulette system.
Some examples of their use are: bet progression list, spin count, bankroll balance, track the last 15 numbers, place bets from layout items in a list. The possibilities of data records are unlimited.
With a every roulette layout there are additional statistical data such as repeating frequency that provides information on the total count of repeated appearances.
Other statistical data includes interval which displays the total count how many times a layout has not appeared since its last appearance (known as sleepers).
Statistical data that provides information on the spin frequency based on the wheel position (either double zero or single zero).
The data is either from the beginning of a session or you can choose from the last x spins.
The blue dot represents the last spin.
Provides summary information that was calculated from other statistical views. The view is comprised of a grid which displays all layouts within the selected layout group. Some groups are:
This is where it all begins in designing a roulette system. Its uses a unique syntax highlighting that identifiers parts of the system language. Each part is color coded to help you identify the language structure.
Roulette Xtreme has its own system language. A English like syntax to help make your system easy to read and understand. Place bets directly to any roulette layout of your choice. Store data values to be used later in calculations for those complex systems. Load the many ready-to-run systems that we provide to help you understand how to design systems.
When creating a designed system, your source is likely to contain errors or faulty logic that alters the execution from its intended path. Debugging is the process of seeing the execution path and locating errors within your source.
The debugger allows you to step through your system to debug any problem areas that you have encounter. You can set breakpoints (areas where the program will stop) so you can inspect the condition or action statements.
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You can combine spins by date range and/or table into one filename for a large collection or save them as individual date and tables.
Provides a configure Roulette Xtreme to your personal touch. Such as:
Plus more.
Displays the graphical wheel to identify if a roulette wheel is bias.
To determine if a wheel bias is perform by using the Chi-Square statistical formula which analyzes thousands of spins to determine a Pass or Fail.
This trend chart displays a trend analysis to your starting bankroll (in units) and number of spins during a session.
It also show the average bet over time.
Statistical data displaying the number of times a number or layout hit Won or Loss.
In addition, it shows the highest and lowest bet made on that number of layout and net results.
Allows you to set options such as beginning balance, rules like Le Partage, En Prison) and casino minimum and maximum limits.
When creating a system using the System Editor, this feature Is a very powerful tool that helps you to create the correct programming syntax which helps eliminate syntax errors. The list contains system language identifiers that are used to build a complete statement sentence.
To view the statement completion window, press the “F2” key.
Chips in various denominations that allow you to override your system or just have the ability to place manual bets to any roulette layout.
Great for manually testing spins against your bets.
