IPRO VARIATOR PRO MANUAL: 7 - General Recommendations
I am sure that absolutely every player knows and understands that when it comes to online roulette, it is not just one specific table, but many different casinos, providers and roulette variants (LIVE, RNG, Lightning, etc.).
Online roulette is a very individual thing, and it is difficult to choose a single pattern of actions that would be optimal for all players in all game situations.
Nevertheless, I am ready to give some advice and recommendations that, in my opinion, will be useful for all users of the Roulette VARIATOR PRO program:
USING A TEST BALANCE
A big problem for many roulette players is that they want to place bets rather than win. It sounds absurd, but it is true.
The difference between a professional player and an ordinary gambling addict is that a professional uses any opportunity to minimize the risk in the game.
It is the test balance option that gives you the opportunity to test absolutely any methods, ideas and program settings on ANY roulette and WITHOUT RISKING ANYTHING!
I highly recommend using the test balance before any game when you try some new settings or strategies.
UPTREND or DOWNTREND ?
I am almost 100% sure that every new user will have a question "which direction of analysis is the most accurate and effective - hot numbers (uptrend) or cold numbers (downtrend)"?
In general, the theory of using trends based on table statistics was presented by me back with the release of Wheel Daemon 7.2 , and the main idea there was that on shorter intervals of statistics it is more appropriate to play according to the trend - i.e. UPTREND. And on longer intervals it will be better to DOWNTREND.
Using this method, a large number of users were able to get simply incredible profit results. But still, personally, in my subsequent practice, I began to come to the conclusion that the most effective is to use DOWNTREND at any distance.
It is worth understanding that this is only my personal assumption, and I think that each user needs to try both options at different distances and draw a conclusion based on a number of test sessions.
In any case, you have the FLAT INDEX indicator, which is one of the best and most useful indicators for determining the game situation. We will talk about it further ...
"FLAT INDEX" INDICATOR
Let me remind you that the "FLAT INDEX" indicator shows us the conditional profit in units (positive or negative) without taking into account the selected progression (betting system). That is, it shows the result as if you always played with a fixed bet of 1 unit per number.
Online roulette is a very individual thing, and it is difficult to choose a single pattern of actions that would be optimal for all players in all game situations.
Nevertheless, I am ready to give some advice and recommendations that, in my opinion, will be useful for all users of the Roulette VARIATOR PRO program:
USING A TEST BALANCE
A big problem for many roulette players is that they want to place bets rather than win. It sounds absurd, but it is true.
The difference between a professional player and an ordinary gambling addict is that a professional uses any opportunity to minimize the risk in the game.
It is the test balance option that gives you the opportunity to test absolutely any methods, ideas and program settings on ANY roulette and WITHOUT RISKING ANYTHING!
I highly recommend using the test balance before any game when you try some new settings or strategies.
UPTREND or DOWNTREND ?
I am almost 100% sure that every new user will have a question "which direction of analysis is the most accurate and effective - hot numbers (uptrend) or cold numbers (downtrend)"?
In general, the theory of using trends based on table statistics was presented by me back with the release of Wheel Daemon 7.2 , and the main idea there was that on shorter intervals of statistics it is more appropriate to play according to the trend - i.e. UPTREND. And on longer intervals it will be better to DOWNTREND.
Using this method, a large number of users were able to get simply incredible profit results. But still, personally, in my subsequent practice, I began to come to the conclusion that the most effective is to use DOWNTREND at any distance.
It is worth understanding that this is only my personal assumption, and I think that each user needs to try both options at different distances and draw a conclusion based on a number of test sessions.
In any case, you have the FLAT INDEX indicator, which is one of the best and most useful indicators for determining the game situation. We will talk about it further ...
"FLAT INDEX" INDICATOR
Let me remind you that the "FLAT INDEX" indicator shows us the conditional profit in units (positive or negative) without taking into account the selected progression (betting system). That is, it shows the result as if you always played with a fixed bet of 1 unit per number.
With this indicator, you can determine the drawdown most accurately, and also use this data to enter or exit the game!
For example, you can conditionally determine that if after the start of your game session the "FLAT INDEX" indicator value breaks through the threshold of -100 units, then (in case of using progressions) you need to wait until the bet is played out (or when you have reached the overall plus on the balance) and leave this roulette table, or, alternatively, change the direction of analysis to the opposite (for example, from UPTREND to DOWNTREND).
You can also analyze the general dynamics of this indicator. For example, define as an additional condition: if the indicator has dipped by more than -150 units (starting not from 0, but from the maximum recorded positive value) - then this can also serve as a signal to end the current game (or change the settings).
Example: after the start of the session, the "FLAT INDEX" indicator reached a value of 87 units, but then dropped down and broke through the threshold of -63 units. It turns out that if you look from the maximum recorded value of 87, then to -63 there was a drop of 150 units. This may be a signal to stop.
PS: Other indicators together with the "FLAT INDEX" may also participate in designing a game strategy. For example, the "BETS PLAYED" indicator, which shows not how many numbers you entered into the program, but how many bets you actually made. That is, the value of this indicator may also be an additional guideline for completing a session!
LENGTH OF GAME SESSIONS
Those who have been my clients for a long time and follow my developments know that I never recommend playing long sessions (as well as accumulating large sums on the casino balance).
However, I understand that all players are different and, accordingly, play differently. Someone listens to recommendations and plays in short intervals, using the technique of making a profit over a short distance, and someone can play for 3-5 hours without stopping at one roulette table and not see anything special in it.
You can play at any time intervals, BUT in my personal experience, the optimal length of a gaming session is about 30 minutes. At this distance, concentration is maximally preserved, which means the risk of making a mistake (human factor) is significantly reduced.
I can also confirm from my own experience that if you play at live tables, then breaks after 30 minutes and the subsequent change of table really help to get into big drawdowns less often.
Thus, the determining conditions under which you can end the current session can be not only indicators such as total profit, the number of bets played ("BETS PLAYED") or "FLAT INDEX", but also the time spent in the game.
The program "Roulette VARIATOR PRO" is the most flexible and multifunctional tool for betting on numbers in roulette. And the potential for its successful use in any game is almost limitless.
If you have already purchased this program, then now you have in your hands a real dangerous weapon for any casino. A real workstation for designing the implementation of new and super-efficient systems in the game.
And if you have any idea or strategy that you are not sure about, or maybe just do not quite understand the work of this or that function, please contact me at any time - I am always ready to help:
iprologic2018@gmail.com
For example, you can conditionally determine that if after the start of your game session the "FLAT INDEX" indicator value breaks through the threshold of -100 units, then (in case of using progressions) you need to wait until the bet is played out (or when you have reached the overall plus on the balance) and leave this roulette table, or, alternatively, change the direction of analysis to the opposite (for example, from UPTREND to DOWNTREND).
You can also analyze the general dynamics of this indicator. For example, define as an additional condition: if the indicator has dipped by more than -150 units (starting not from 0, but from the maximum recorded positive value) - then this can also serve as a signal to end the current game (or change the settings).
Example: after the start of the session, the "FLAT INDEX" indicator reached a value of 87 units, but then dropped down and broke through the threshold of -63 units. It turns out that if you look from the maximum recorded value of 87, then to -63 there was a drop of 150 units. This may be a signal to stop.
PS: Other indicators together with the "FLAT INDEX" may also participate in designing a game strategy. For example, the "BETS PLAYED" indicator, which shows not how many numbers you entered into the program, but how many bets you actually made. That is, the value of this indicator may also be an additional guideline for completing a session!
LENGTH OF GAME SESSIONS
Those who have been my clients for a long time and follow my developments know that I never recommend playing long sessions (as well as accumulating large sums on the casino balance).
However, I understand that all players are different and, accordingly, play differently. Someone listens to recommendations and plays in short intervals, using the technique of making a profit over a short distance, and someone can play for 3-5 hours without stopping at one roulette table and not see anything special in it.
You can play at any time intervals, BUT in my personal experience, the optimal length of a gaming session is about 30 minutes. At this distance, concentration is maximally preserved, which means the risk of making a mistake (human factor) is significantly reduced.
I can also confirm from my own experience that if you play at live tables, then breaks after 30 minutes and the subsequent change of table really help to get into big drawdowns less often.
Thus, the determining conditions under which you can end the current session can be not only indicators such as total profit, the number of bets played ("BETS PLAYED") or "FLAT INDEX", but also the time spent in the game.
The program "Roulette VARIATOR PRO" is the most flexible and multifunctional tool for betting on numbers in roulette. And the potential for its successful use in any game is almost limitless.
If you have already purchased this program, then now you have in your hands a real dangerous weapon for any casino. A real workstation for designing the implementation of new and super-efficient systems in the game.
And if you have any idea or strategy that you are not sure about, or maybe just do not quite understand the work of this or that function, please contact me at any time - I am always ready to help:
iprologic2018@gmail.com