The Symmetrical patterns below only work with the autobet system below to test long term patterns.
Overview
The Symmetrical Pattern Tracker watches the game history and alerts you when
a user-defined pattern repeats exactly.
You can add any pattern you want — simple or complex — such as:
P,P,P — Player 3 times
B,B,P — Banker, Banker, Player
B,P,B,P — Zig-zag
PPP — Any format, commas optional
How Patterns Are Entered
• You can type them using commas (P,P,P)
• Or as a continuous string (PPP)
• Mixed case is allowed (p,P,b)
The system automatically converts everything into:
P = Player, B = Banker, T = Tie
Repeat Amount
Each pattern has a Repeat value.
If a pattern is set to repeat 2 times:
P,B × 2 becomes:
P,B,P,B
The tracker only triggers when the full expanded pattern appears in order.
When Does It Trigger?
The tracker checks every new hand and compares the
latest results to your pattern.
Example:
Pattern: B,P,P
Repeat: 1
If the last 3 results in history are exactly B,P,P,
the system triggers and shows an alert box.
How AutoBet Uses It
When AutoBet is on:
1️⃣ A pattern appears (e.g., P,B,B)
2️⃣ AutoBet starts a session based on that pattern
3️⃣ It automatically bets against the pattern continuing
👉 If the pattern ends with B, it bets Player
4️⃣ If it loses, it continues betting each hand using your
progression (e.g., 1,3,5,8,13)
5️⃣ When it wins or the progression ends, the session stops
Why It’s Useful
This tool helps you spot shoes where specific sequences occur repeatedly.
You can test ideas such as:
• Repeating streak patterns
• Repeating zig-zag patterns
• Banker-leading symmetry
• Clustered patterns appearing in cycles
It’s a powerful way to study symmetry, repetition,
and cycle behavior in the shoe.
Bead Plate (Bead Road)
• Shows the exact result of every hand in order.
• Banker = red, Player = blue, Tie = green.
• Also shows pairs with special marks.
It fills the grid top to bottom, then moves to the next column.
This is the most literal history — nothing is filtered or interpreted.
Big Road
• Shows streaks and switches between Banker and Player.
• Ties are marked but don't get their own circles.
• Does NOT show pairs.
A new column starts whenever the winning side changes.
If the same side keeps winning, the road goes down the column.
When the column hits the bottom, it wraps to the right.
Big Eye Boy
• Shows consistency vs chaos in the shoe.
• Red = consistent pattern, Blue = inconsistent.
• Does NOT show who won — only pattern behaviour.
It looks 1 column behind the Big Road to decide whether the
current shoe is predictable or messy.
Small Road
• Another pattern-reading board (not winners).
• Same colours: Red = consistent, Blue = inconsistent.
It uses the same logic as Big Eye Boy but compares
2 columns behind the Big Road.
This gives a deeper sensitivity to pattern changes.
Cockroach Road (Roach Road)
• Most detailed pattern detector.
• Uses diagonal lines instead of circles.
• Red = stable pattern, Blue = unstable.
It compares 3 columns behind the Big Road, making it the most
sensitive road that picks up even tiny changes in shoe behaviour.
