AI Prediction Tool on TriggersV10 #roulette simulator !
AI Prediction Tool – How to Use
This tool uses artificial intelligence (AI) to predict the next roulette outcome
based on patterns found in previous spins.
AI Prediction Chart:
● The tool displays a chart showing the AI’s prediction for the next
number.
● It includes dealer signature predictions based on the distance
between spun numbers.
● Since dealers often alternate spin directions, the tool provides two
predictions—one for a clockwise spin and one for counter-clockwise.
How the AI Works:
● The AI scans previous roulette outcomes for patterns (like color or
odd/even sequences) and tracks what number typically follows each
pattern. This is called training.
● It then checks those patterns in the most recent spins (test data) to
make predictions.
● Example: If the AI sees a pattern like Red → Black → Red → Black
followed by an Even number during training, it will likely predict Even
when that pattern appears again.
● That’s why having more numbers improves accuracy. The AI needs
enough data to see variety, not just coincidence.
⚠Important Notes:
● The tool selects the training set, in this example, the first 120
numbers to train and the remaining (e.g., 31 out of 151) to test and
validate predictions.
● More training data = better predictions.
● Keep in mind: the AI doesn’t predict random numbers. Instead, it
detects non-random patterns, like wheel bias or dealer
behaviour—things humans might miss.
Why Use This Tool?
Because not all roulette outcomes are purely random on live tables:
● Wheel bias may exist due to imperfections.
● Dealer signatures (consistent spin techniques) might influence
outcomes.
● These patterns are hard to detect manually—but AI can spot them
quickly.
Best Practices:
● Use as many numbers as possible.
● Always use numbers from the same dealer and wheel for each test.
● If the AI starts making consistently accurate predictions, it may have
found something exploitable—proceed carefully.
● Test extensively before using real money.
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