Visual dashboard to track lightning activity, hot & cold zones and section bias. Designed as a training tool — not as a prediction engine or betting advice.
Check lightning rate, biggest hits and hot/cold numbers first. If the board already looks wild, shrink your expectations instead of trying to “catch up”.
Use the recent results strip and the All Numbers grid to see where volatility is clustering. This is for understanding rhythm, not to spam bets on one outcome.
Re-check hot/cold and sections. Ask: “Did I respect my stop-loss and my plan?” The goal here is discipline and realism, not finding a magic pattern.
Snapshot of the latest boosted numbers in this sample. A highlight, not a prediction of what’s “due”.
Circle view of how often each number has caught lightning and how “topped out” it has been. Use it to understand spread, not to decide exact bets.
Comparison versus “neutral” frequency. Hot doesn’t mean it will keep hitting; cold doesn’t mean it’s “about to” hit. Treat it as information, not a signal.
| Number | Lightning Hits | Max Multiplier | Last Hit |
|---|---|---|---|
| 7 | 8 times | 300x | 3 spins ago |
| 23 | 12 times | 250x | 1 spin ago |
| 17 | 15 times | 500x | 12 spins ago |
| 35 | 6 times | 200x | 8 spins ago |
| Section | Hit Rate | Lightning Rate | Last Hit |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1st Third (1-12) | 32.1% | 6.8% | 2 spins ago |
| 2nd Third (13-24) | 35.4% | 7.2% | 1 spin ago |
| 3rd Third (25-36) | 29.8% | 5.9% | 5 spins ago |
| Zero | 2.7% | 0.4% | 34 spins ago |
Practice how you read the board, not how you “force” a win. Use these labs as mental drills before playing for real money.
Look at lightning rate, recent results and hot numbers. Decide in which phase the wheel feels like it is: calm, neutral or high-volatility.
Pick a stop-loss and look at the numbers: could you realistically hit that loss just by missing for 20–30 spins in a row? If the answer is “yes and it would tilt me”, the stop-loss is too high.
After a session, come back to the board and write the story in one sentence: “The wheel was X, I played Y, I quit at Z”. Winning or losing less important than sticking to the script.