ROULETTE CHAINS PRO MANUAL: 7 - Settings templates
In this section, you can familiarize yourself with some of the possible variants for setting up the program. The settings made in these examples are optional. It will be better if you can change these templates during the use according to your preferences and personal gaming conditions.
* The settings templates below are included with the purchase of Roulette Chains PRO, but you can download any of them from this page at any time!
* The settings templates below are included with the purchase of Roulette Chains PRO, but you can download any of them from this page at any time!
Template #1: "slow and stable"
These settings tend to have a long wait time for a bet, but are much more likely to win back than with short chains.
Standard classic betting systems are used: doubling for equal chances and tripling for dozens/columns.
These settings tend to have a long wait time for a bet, but are much more likely to win back than with short chains.
Standard classic betting systems are used: doubling for equal chances and tripling for dozens/columns.
Template #2 "Blind progression"
This template is an example of setting up a program to play using the "Blind" betting system. The average length of the chains is used, as well as the most important function for this system, the automatic reset of the bet ("Bet Automatic Reset"): setting to reset when any profit indicator is reached ("On Profit")
This template is an example of setting up a program to play using the "Blind" betting system. The average length of the chains is used, as well as the most important function for this system, the automatic reset of the bet ("Bet Automatic Reset"): setting to reset when any profit indicator is reached ("On Profit")
Template #3 "Donald system"
In this example, the "Donald" system , because it is less aggressive than "Blind", has a slightly shorter chain length and the "Bet Automatic Reset" parameter is set to 20 units.
In this example, the "Donald" system , because it is less aggressive than "Blind", has a slightly shorter chain length and the "Bet Automatic Reset" parameter is set to 20 units.
Template #4: "Playing with fixed bet (FLAT)"
It's worth noting that flat betting is a very specific activity. You should not expect quick profits here, as if you were using progressive betting systems. Potential profits will always be accompanied by "swings" of the balance, which can tire even the most experienced player. This flat template uses the average length of the chains, as well as a new betting function according to the current trend. With the BetOnUptrend parameter, the program will bet on those sectors that, according to statistics, fell out more often (within the current gaming session).
It's worth noting that flat betting is a very specific activity. You should not expect quick profits here, as if you were using progressive betting systems. Potential profits will always be accompanied by "swings" of the balance, which can tire even the most experienced player. This flat template uses the average length of the chains, as well as a new betting function according to the current trend. With the BetOnUptrend parameter, the program will bet on those sectors that, according to statistics, fell out more often (within the current gaming session).
Template #5: "Slow and Aggressive"
An example of a hard progression game: tripling the bet for equal chances and multiplying by 4 for dozens/columns. The length of the chains set is extremely high, so the waiting time for a bet can be significant. However, the possible good profit when betting on such progressions is also worth considering.
An example of a hard progression game: tripling the bet for equal chances and multiplying by 4 for dozens/columns. The length of the chains set is extremely high, so the waiting time for a bet can be significant. However, the possible good profit when betting on such progressions is also worth considering.
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