Rules

1. Auto and pinned tables

When all tables are selected, the highest-ranked available table opens automatically. Tap Auto to pin it temporarily, or choose a row in Top Sequences to pin that table until the next page load. Choose a specific table through Table to keep that selection after reloading on this browser. A pinned table stays in place while its best available sequence changes. If none matches your filters, it waits without inventing a score. Tap Pinned or choose Follow top table to return to automatic ranking. Expanding sequences does not pin a table.

2. More and sequence counts

The main card shows the best allowed sequence through its WRI and GO label. Tap the wide arrow below Go table to see all available allowed sequences: the leading sequence first, then the others, followed by available recent results. The bubble on the provider tile counts all these sequences, including the leading one; 0 means none is currently available in the filtered data. Tap the lower Less tab to collapse the section. All sequences use the page scroll; recent results swipe horizontally or use their arrows.

Each table appears once in Top Sequences. Its best allowed sequence represents it; other distinct sequences belong inside its card. Counts change with live data and filters. When a sequence ends, its row can dissolve and the remaining rows move together. That animation does not predict an outcome.

3. Ranking and table selection

Top Sequences normally sorts by best WRI. The Seq bubble switches to the number of distinct allowed sequences; tap it again to return to WRI. Ties in quantity use best WRI. Table selection has its own WRI and Seq sorter. Each table shows its available sequence count and best WRI; a dash means no score is available. Follow top table returns to automatic selection.

4. Filters apply everywhere

Filter selects sequence families and Min WRI. Use its arrows or enter a number from 40 to 100. Settings selects allowed providers and tables. Changes apply immediately to the main card, its expanded sequences, Top Sequences, table choices and their counts, and are saved on this browser. Disabling the pinned table or its provider returns to an allowed leader. Excluding its sequences can leave a pinned table waiting. An active filter remains highlighted; tapping it opens its options rather than clearing them.

Available families are Red / Black, Odd / Even, Dozens, Columns, High / Low, Six lines, Wheel sectors, Neighbours, Touches and Corners. A number inside a coloured square is an actual roulette pocket; a dozen or column index and a spin count are not pocket numbers.

5. WRI, rarity and GO

WRI and rarity classes are supplied statistical measures of observed sequences, not next-spin probabilities. A high WRI, Record, Unique or Legendary label does not mean an outcome is due or that a financial result is likely. The spins value is the observed sequence count in the available data. Historical maxima and any 30d or 180d labels are limited to the stated reference window.

* GO * is a visual group label, not an instruction or recommendation to play or bet. For example, NO RED is displayed with GO BLACK; other sequence types use their corresponding display group. Independent spins do not acquire a guaranteed outcome because a group has been absent. Go table is a navigation control to the supplied external destination, when one is available.

6. Availability and connection status

LIVE describes the current source connection. OFFLINE means the connection is unavailable or its snapshot is out of date; the last usable data may remain visible while reconnecting. A connection label is not a promise of zero delay or complete data. Loading shows placeholders until the interface and its first data request are ready.

The ranking and counts reflect the source sample and selected filters. A waiting card or an absent table does not prove that no other sequence exists outside that sample. Where a separate full-table feed is enabled, the selected card uses that feed while Top Sequences uses the global ranking. Held or Delayed identifies retained or delayed table data. Unknown rounds are not treated as known results.