How to Read Roulette Statistics: Streaks and Signals

Roulette statistics show how often, and how long ago, a given event last occurred: red or black, even or odd, dozens, columns, individual numbers, and wheel sectors. They show you the current non-appearance streaks and the historical maximums. Below we'll break down what each column of the table means and how to read it.

What the Statistics Table Shows

In the main table, each row is a separate roulette table, and the columns are the events the service tracks. The number in a cell shows how many spins in a row that event has not come up. The bigger the number, the longer the current non-appearance streak.

• Red / Black - the non-appearance streak for red and black.
• Even / Odd - even and odd numbers.
• Small / Big - low (1-18) and high (19-36).
• 1st / 2d / 3d - the three dozens (1-12, 13-24, 25-36).
• 1col / 2col / 3col - the three columns of the table.
• TIER, ORPH, VOIS, ZERO - the wheel sectors: Tier, Orphelins, Voisins du Zero, and the zero sector.
• ALT - auxiliary counters alongside the main groups.

What a Non-Appearance Streak Is

A non-appearance streak is how many rounds in a row an event hasn't occurred. For example, if the Black column shows 7, that means black hasn't come up for 7 spins in a row. As soon as the event occurs, the counter resets to zero and starts again.

Separately, the service keeps the maximum streaks over the entire observation history since October 2021 - a benchmark for how long a streak has ever run for a given event. You can always compare the current value with the historical maximum.

Signals and Highlighting

When a streak reaches a set threshold, the cell is highlighted - this is a signal. In the free version the thresholds are fixed; with a subscription you can customise them to your liking. Signals are also backed up with an on-page pop-up notification, a sound, and a Telegram message, so you don't have to keep staring at the screen.

Recent Spins by Table

Below the table, each roulette shows a feed of its most recent numbers with their colour. This helps you quickly gauge a table's recent dynamics without opening its separate page.

How to Use This

Many players watch long streaks and apply betting systems based on them. The service gives you the raw facts for this: current streaks, historical maximums, and round history in real time.

It's important to understand: every spin of roulette is independent, and a long streak by itself doesn't guarantee that the event will hit on the next round. The statistics show the facts - how many times in a row something hasn't come up and what the historical maximum is - and the decision of what to do with that information is up to the player.

You can view live statistics for tables for free in the Roulette Statistics section - three tables per provider, no registration required.

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