9.1. Operation of automatic strategies

Each strategy works a bit differently. Below you will find the general principles of operation of individual automated strategies.

Before we begin explaining how automatic strategies work, we need to explain what the term “Wave” means. When a given number is drawn, its graph shows an upward movement of 35 points. The example above shows the moment when a number appeared and was immediately attacked – (at the highest point of the wave), after which 27 spins were played, in which the number did not appear again and this situation created a triangle resembling a wave on the number graph and hence the name. Waves can be either rising or falling.

*It is worth recalling the principle of operation of the “Trailing stop” function, which we wrote about earlier:
The task of the “Trailing stop” function is, similarly to the “Stop loss” function, protection against falling below a certain level, while the “Trailing stop” function differs from the “Stop loss” function in that it constantly follows the maximum on the chart – (it is about maxima created after the attack). If the chart curve crosses the “Trailing stop” level, the attack will end immediately, as in the case of the “Stop loss” function.

Above is an example where two waves are rising. This example shows a situation where within four games the number “zero” has been scored twice. In spin No. 22 and in spin No. 25, that is, between the first and the second drawing of the number “zero” we had a break of two spins. It is this interval between the drawing of the same number that we call “Growth Wave Dynamics”. This term applies only to growth waves.

In the photo above, there are two downward waves.

As can be seen in the above photos, growth waves are those in which its base has not been pierced from above, while downward waves are waves in which its base has been pierced from above. In other words, if 36 or more spins have passed since the appearance of a given number, in which the number does not appear again, we are dealing with a downward wave, and if the number falls again and the number of spins dividing it from the previous one is less than 36 then we are dealing with an upward wave.

*In the videos below you can see an additional white curve in the graphs showing the balance of profit and loss. This curve is not accessible from the platform.

• WaveTracker – 1 – this strategy works as follows: an attack on a given number occurs every time that number is drawn and it is not attacked. The attack is accompanied by an active trailing stop, which in the initial phase has a value of 7 points, which means that if the number does not appear again within 7 consecutive spins from the moment of attacking it, the attack will be turned off and the loss of 7 points will be achieved. The trailing stop value for this strategy can be 7 or 47 points.

• The conditions that must be met for the trailing stop value to change from 7 to 47 points are: *
• 3 waves of growth
• growth wave dynamics less than 7

The trailing stop will change from 47 to 7 points when, during the next attack, the trailing stop protection level remains at the same level when it appeared at the time of the attack – (its protection point will not move even one point up) and the its intersection with the graph curve from above.

• WaveTracker – 2 – the operation of this strategy is as follows: an attack on a given number occurs every time that number is drawn and it is not attacked. The attack is accompanied by an active trailing stop, which in the initial phase has a value of 3 points, which means that if the number does not appear again within 3 consecutive spins from the moment of attacking it, the attack will be disabled and you will lose 3 points. The trailing stop value for this strategy can be 3 or 15 points.

• The conditions that must be met for the trailing stop value to change from 3 to 15 points are: *
• 2 waves of growth
• growth wave dynamics less than 3

The trailing stop will change from 15 to 3 points when, during the next attack, the trailing stop protection level remains at the same level when it appeared at the time of the attack – (its protection point will not move even one point up) and the its intersection with the graph curve from above.

• ScalpingMeister – 1 – the action of this strategy is as follows: the attack on the number occurs when two conditions are met:
• 2 waves of growth
• growth wave dynamics less than 7

In this strategy, there is an active loss or profit limit function, after which the loss or profit is reset, the attack ends and the cycle starts all over again. The limits are set as follows:

• the profit limit is a minimum of 55 points
• the limit for loss is minus 250 points
  

!It must be remembered that losses accumulate, e.g. let’s assume that there were 7 attacks, during which the strategy lost 91 points – (7 × 13), then if the profit limit is at least 55 points, then you need to add the loss that occurred during attacks – (55 + 91) and this profit limit will be the target of the strategy in this situation, unless the loss limit is exceeded earlier, which for this strategy is minus 250 points. In short, this strategy seeks to achieve one of two goals: a certain loss or gain on a first-come-first-served basis.

the attack ends when:

• the graph curve will drop 13 points below the point of attack
• profit will reach a minimum value of 55 points plus making up for any loss
• the balance of losses will be minus 250 points
  

• ScalpingMeister – 2 – the operation of this strategy is as follows: an attack on a given number occurs every time that number is drawn in the draw and it is not attacked.

This strategy also has an active loss or profit limit function, after which the loss or profit is reset, the attack is over, and the cycle starts all over again. The limits are set as follows:

• the profit limit is a minimum of 55 points
• the limit for loss is minus 250 points
  

!It must be remembered that losses also accumulate here. As with ScalpingMeister – 1, this strategy aims to achieve one of two goals: a certain loss or gain on a first come first served basis.

the attack ends when:

• the graph curve will drop 9 points below the point of attack.
• profit will reach a minimum value of 55 points plus making up for any loss.
• the balance of losses will be minus 250 points.
  

• DynamicHunter – 1 – the operation of this strategy is as follows: the attack on the number occurs when two conditions are met:
• 2 waves of growth
• growth wave dynamics less than 9

The attack is accompanied by an active trailing stop, which has a value of 5 points, which means that if the number does not appear again within 5 consecutive spins from the moment of attacking it, the attack will be disabled and you will lose 5 points. The trailing stop value for this strategy is unchanged. The attack ends when the graph curve drops to the protective trailing stop level.

• DynamicHunter – 2 – the operation of this strategy is as follows: an attack on a number occurs when two conditions are met:
• 3 waves of growth
• growth wave dynamics less than 16

The attack is accompanied by an active trailing stop, which has a value of 22 points, which means that if the number does not appear again within 22 spins from the moment of attacking it, the attack will be turned off and there will be a loss of 22 points. The trailing stop value for this strategy is unchanged. The attack ends when the graph curve drops to the protective trailing stop level.

• EarnAndForget – 1 – this strategy works as follows: an attack on a given number occurs every time that number is drawn in the drawing and it is not attacked.

This strategy also has an active loss or profit limit function, after which the loss or profit is reset, the attack ends and the cycle starts all over again. The limits are set as follows:

• the profit limit is a minimum of 1 point
• the limit for loss is minus 43 points
  

the attack ends when:

• the graph curve drops 43 points below the attack point – (one failed attack exhausts the loss limit).
• profit will reach a minimum value of 1 point
• the loss will be minus 43 points
  

• EarnAndForget – 2 – this strategy works as follows: attack on the number occurs when two conditions are met:
• 2 waves of growth
• growth wave dynamics less than 10

This strategy also has an active loss or profit limit function, after which the loss or profit is reset, the attack ends and the cycle starts all over again. The limits are set as follows:

• the profit limit is a minimum of 65 points
• the limit for loss is minus 65 points
  

the attack ends when:

• the graph curve drops 65 points below the attack point – (one failed attack exhausts the loss limit).
• profit will reach a minimum value of 65 points
• the loss will be minus 65 points
  

• LongTermTrend- 1 – this strategy works as follows: an attack on a given number occurs every time that number is drawn in the drawing and it is not attacked.

This strategy also has an active loss or profit limit function, after which the loss or profit is reset, the attack ends and the cycle starts all over again. The limits are set as follows:

• the profit limit is a minimum of 350 points
• the limit for loss is minus 9 points
  

the attack ends when:

• the graph curve drops 9 points below the attack point – (one failed attack exhausts the loss limit).
• profit will reach a minimum value of 350 points
• the loss will be minus 9 points
  

• LongTermTrend- 2 – this strategy works as follows: attack on the number occurs when two conditions are met:
• 2 waves of growth
• growth wave dynamics less than 16

This strategy also has an active loss or profit limit function, after which the loss or profit is reset, the attack ends and the cycle starts all over again. The limits are set as follows:

• the profit limit is a minimum of 550 points
• the limit for loss is minus 15 points
  

the attack ends when:

• the graph curve drops 15 points below the attack point – (one failed attack exhausts the loss limit).
• profit will reach a minimum value of 550 points
• the loss will be minus 15 points
  

• AutoAverage500 – this strategy works as follows: the attack occurs when the chart curve is above the average line of the last 500 spins, and the attack ends when the chart curve is below the average line.

• AutoAverage2000 – this strategy works as follows: the attack occurs when the chart curve is above the average line from the last 2000 spins, and the attack ends when the chart curve is below the average line.

• AutoAverage5000 – this strategy works as follows: the attack occurs when the chart curve is above the average line of the last 5000 spins, and the attack ends when the chart curve is below the average line.

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