Strategies define which bets to place, how much to bet, and how the bets react to outcomes.
What is a Strategy?
A strategy defines:
Which bets to place: one or more bet templates (Red, a dozen, straight numbers, a racetrack sector, and so on)
How positions are chosen: a selection mode per bet (fixed, follow the winner, hot or cold numbers, rolling window, repeater)
How much to bet: a base unit and a progression that moves the stake after wins and losses
How the bets react: per-bet options, step-gated bets, and triggers
Your strategies list shows built-in and custom strategies with their progression, base unit, whether chips are consolidated, and bet count. Filter by All, Built-in, Custom, Shared, or Hidden, by progression, or by search.
Built-in Strategies
The list below is read from the database, so it always matches what you see in the app:
Column 1 - Fibonacci: Bet on the first column using Fibonacci progression
Dozen 2 - Fibonacci: Bet on the second dozen using Fibonacci progression
Black - Martingale: Bet on black using Martingale progression
Even - Martingale: Bet on even numbers using Martingale progression
Low - Martingale: Bet on low numbers (1-18) using Martingale progression
The Matchmaker: Follow Winner system: bet on the 2 most recent winning dozens (64.9% coverage). Uses Labouchère cancellation [5,5,5,5,5,5,5,5,5,5] — bet first+last (10 units), cross off on win, append on loss. Authored by Casino Matchmaker
5DS GP: Cover 5 double streets (4-9, 10-15, 16-21, 22-27, 28-33). Whacks: 0,1,2,3,34,35,36.
Authored by the legendary All On Black - allonblack.net/5dsgp
5DS SLUT: Rotating 5DS - 5 double streets rotating every spin, stepping by 1 position.
Authored by the legendary All On Black - allonblack.net/5ds-slut
5DS Plague: Always leave the last winning double street open. Follows 5 losing double streets. Dynamically avoids recent winners.
Authored by the legendary All On Black - allonblack.net/5ds-plague
Centipede: Cover 9 consecutive streets (7-9 through 31-33) with 1 unit each. Covers 27 numbers. Profit: 3 units.
Authored by the legendary All On Black - allonblack.net/centipede
Millipede: Enhanced coverage: 9 streets (2 units each) + 8 double streets (1 unit each) = 26 units. Streets 7-31 covered with overlapping double streets.
Authored by the legendary All On Black - allonblack.net/millipede
Mixxie Mause: 20 consecutive straight bets in 2 adjacent columns (4-33), adding corners on losses. P1: 20 units, P2: +5 corners, P3: +4 corners (29 total).
Authored by the legendary All On Black - allonblack.net/mixxiemause
French Table Plague: French table PLUG strategy, cover FTL HIGH/LOW + 5 streets
Authored by the legendary All On Black
French Table Déjà vu: French table Déjà vu strategy, cover FTL HIGH/LOW + 2 double streets
Authored by the legendary All On Black
Repeater: This one: https://youtu.be/mcw5dvzQ6Fg?is=MN1oZAi4CjXthX3B
Built-in strategies cannot be edited or deleted, but you can clone and customize them.
Creating a Custom Strategy
Go to Dashboard → Strategies
Click New strategy
Fill in:
Name and Key: a descriptive name and a short identifier (for example "C1")
Description: optional
Base unit: the stake for one unit at progression step 1, as a currency amount (for example 1.00)
Progression: pick one from the dropdown
Wheel: European (0) or American (00). See American wheel
Consolidate chips: let the app combine chips into fewer, larger bets that cover the same numbers. Click the gear next to the switch to choose which bets it may combine into: High / Low, Dozens, Columns, Double streets, Streets, Corners, Splits. All are allowed by default; a dot on the gear shows you narrowed the list. Sessions have the same gear per strategy, so you can change it for one session only.
Bet templates: one or more bets, each with a type, a selection mode, and options
Click Create strategy
The form has a live board visualizer with a built-in simulation panel, so you can click outcomes and watch the bets and progression move before saving.
No Strategy Limit
Custom strategies are unlimited on the FREE plan too.
Inside: Straight, Split (left/top), Street, Double Street (plus odd and even double-street groups), Corner, Trio, Basket, First Four
Racetrack: Voisins du Zéro, Tiers du Cylindre, Orphelins, Jeu Zéro, and Neighbours (a number plus N on each side of the wheel)
Combined dynamic: Red/Black, Even/Odd, High/Low, Dozens, Columns, or Splits chosen dynamically by the selection mode
Selection Modes
As the editor exposes them:
Static (Fixed): always the same position (Red, number 17, the 2nd dozen)
Follow Winner: bet on the most recent winning position(s)
Follow Loser: bet on the most recent losing position(s), avoiding winners
Hot Pattern: the most frequent positions in the last N spins
Cold Pattern: the least frequent positions in the last N spins; ties are ranked by how long they have been missing, like a casino cold-numbers board
Rolling Window: slide through positions with a start position, step, orientation, direction (clockwise or anticlockwise), and a trigger (every spin, on win, on loss)
Repeater (uniques since repeat): bet every unique number seen since the last repeat, within an entry/attempt band
Per-bet Options
Each bet template can also set:
Position count: how many positions the mode picks, for example two dozens with Follow Winner
Lookback rounds (10 to 200): how far back the Hot, Cold, and Repeater modes look
Unit multiplier: scale this bet relative to the base unit, so one bet in a strategy can be worth two units while the rest stay at one
Loss streak / Win streak: keep the bet off the board until it has lost (or won) N times in a row virtually. A typical use is entering a dozen only after it has missed three spins
Remove on win: take the bet off the board once it wins. A Restore Removed Bettrigger can bring it back
Freeze position: keep the position chosen on the first spin instead of re-evaluating it every round, so a Follow Winner bet stays where it first landed
Cover uncovered only: skip any position another bet in the same strategy already covers, which avoids stacking chips on the same numbers
Déjà vu style: for street and double street bets, when the bet hits, swap to the partner street on the same side of the board rather than walking along it
Non-overlapping arcs: keep several neighbour sectors from overlapping on the wheel
Stops after step: retire the bet once the progression passes step N, which is how a strategy narrows down as losses mount
Multi-step Bet Templates
Add step creates bets that only activate from progression step N onward. Combined with Stops after step and the option to disable an inherited bet on a later step, a strategy can start with straight numbers and add corners as losses mount. Mixxie Mause is built this way.
Strategy Triggers
A strategy can carry its own triggers: rules such as "after 6 losses in a row, reset the progression" or "at step 4, stop autoplay" that travel with the strategy into every session that uses it. Add them in the Triggers section of the new strategy form or in the Triggers card on the strategy page, where you can also edit, duplicate, and delete them. Inside a session, strategy triggers can only be switched on or off. Session-wide rules live in Session Info → Triggers instead.
American Wheel and Provider Limits
Each strategy targets a wheel: European (single zero) or American (00). The desktop app detects an American table from the board and refuses to prepare bets from a European strategy on it, and vice versa; the Play tab reports which strategies are incompatible.
Some bets cannot be placed on every provider. Racetrack sectors and neighbour bets need a provider with a racetrack; where the table lacks one, the app places the equivalent straight bets. Splits, corners, and trios that touch the 00 pocket on Pragmatic's American board are not placeable yet.
Sharing, Export and Import
Share Strategy on a strategy page creates a public link (/s/abc123 style) with view and clone counts; you can revoke it at any time. Visitors can view the board, simulate it, and clone it into their own account.
A strategy's bets, progression, wheel, chip consolidation, and strategy triggers carry over on share and clone.
There is no export or import button in the app yet.
Editing, Cloning and Deleting
Strategies stay editable at any time except while a session that uses them is open. Close the session (or remove the strategy from it) and edit again; past sessions keep referencing the strategy, so they will show its latest saved configuration.
Clone: on the strategy page, or from the … menu on a list row
Delete: on the strategy page, click the trash icon, then Confirm Delete; or … → Delete on a list row. Deletion is always allowed for your own strategies; built-ins cannot be deleted. Deleted strategies are hidden, not erased, so session history stays intact.
Hide: remove a strategy from the list without deleting it; find it again under the Hidden filter
Strategy Examples
Example 1: Conservative Red Betting
Bet type: Red, Static
Progression: Flat
Base unit: 5.00
Use case: steady, low-risk play
Example 2: Martingale with a Safety Net
Bet type: Black, Static
Progression: Martingale, with Reset step after consecutive losses set to 7
Base unit: 1.00
Trigger: Loss Streak of 7 → Stop Autoplay
Use case: chase losses with a hard cap
Example 3: Dozen Coverage
Bet type: Dozen, Follow Winner, position count 2
Progression: Fibonacci
Base unit: 2.00
Use case: cover 24 of 37 pockets with controlled scaling
The Matchmaker (built-in)
The built-in Matchmaker bets two dozens with Follow Winner (position count 2) on a Labouchère sequence of ten 5s, with a 1.00 base unit.
Below the form, the Bet templates visualizer shows where the chips go. Click a pocket to play a round: the history bar records the outcome, the progression steps, and the chips move to the next positions.
Strategy visualizer: clicking pockets steps The Matchmaker through eight rounds
Best Practices
Test in the Sandbox first, then with small base units
Put your loss cap in the progression (Reset step after consecutive losses) or a Loss Streak or Max Drawdown trigger
Use descriptive names to track multiple strategies
Combine complementary bets for coverage
Track at least 100 spins before evaluating performance