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There are 2 different versions of the dealer tracker, the standard dealer tracker and the dealer tacker - one direction.
The standard dealer tracker logs 2 sets of data, the left (anti-clockwise) and the right (clockwise) spins.
On most roulette tables, the dealer will spin the ball in an alternating fashion, clockwise followed by anti-clockwise. If the table you are using alternates in spin direction, you will want to use the Dealer Tracker.
If however, the dealer only spins the ball in one direction, you will want to use the Dealer Tracker - One Direction.
So How Does This Calculator Work?
Most dealers will spin (release) the ball from the same area of the previous number each time. So let's say the ball just landed on the number 17, when the dealer spins the ball again, they will spin the ball from the number 17 or within a few numbers near the number 17.
Let's look at a video example of a dealer who spins the ball correctly, and another dealer who spins the ball incorrectly!
You always want to check the dealer's spin consistency. Sometimes, you will find that the dealer does not always spin from the previous number, but may always spin the ball 7 or 8 numbers after which would still show a level of spin consistency.
Another factor is how fast they spin the roulette wheel and how fast they spin the ball. If they vary the speed all the time, it is worth avoiding the dealer altogether.
How does the calculator predict the next number or area of the roulette wheel?
The calculator measures the distance from the area where the ball was spun, to where the ball lands.
Let's say the table history was as follows from most recent to oldest: 26,9,11,17,35,9
The first number was 9, which then went to number 35. The distance from number 9 to 35 on the roulette table is 7 numbers to the right (clockwise).
The calculator will then highlight number 4 because it is 7 numbers to the right (clockwise) of number 35 which is where the ball is going to be spun from next.
The calculator will continue to measure multiple results based on how many numbers you track.
Take a look at this video to understand better:
You will want to decide on how many spins to track, you can do this by editing this section:
The number of spins you track will reflect how many results are shown on the calculator.
Let's say we set this to 15 spins. On the dealer tracker 1 direction, after you have entered in 15 results, the calculator will show you 15 results on the table.
If you are using the standard dealer tracker, you will need to enter in 30 spins as it is calculating the results in both spin directions, clockwise and anti-clockwise.
The only other setting (which only applies to the standard dealer tracker) is to choose if the ball is going to spin left or right.
You need to set this after the first spin entry. You should not change this after you have entered in multiple spins as it will display incorrect spin results!
This setting is not too important, it only shows which way the next spin is going.
So when you have entered in the first spin from the dealer, you notice that the dealer spins the ball left but the calculator is saying: 17 -- Going to Spin Ball - RIGHT, you can change the direction before submitting the next result.
This will then change the rotation and you will see the next spin is going to go in the right direction.
What should you be looking for when using the dealer tracker?
You should only ever bet when you see either condensed results like this:
Or when you see single numbers being hit multiple times like this:
If you don't see anything like this when using the dealer tracker, DO NOT MAKE ANY BETS! Wait for another dealer, change tables or try a different calculator.
The dealer tracker in action:
Any strategies for the dealer tracker will be added in the Dealer Tracker Strategies Forum