Roulette Predictor And Calculator: Tips, Tricks, Cheats

Roulette Predictor And Calculator

Unleash the theoretical power of a roulette computer with the Roulette Predictor and Calculator app. This tool provides theoretically predicted numbers that are most likely to appear next, based on advanced kinematic calculations. Carry the power of a roulette computer right in your pocket!

How It Works:

The app calculates the speed and acceleration of the roulette ball based on user input. Simply press a button each time the ball passes the '0' (green) slot on the wheel. With this information, the app then provides you with theoretically predicted numbers.

Key Features (Free Version):

• Theoretical Predictions: Generates a set of predictions for the most reasonable/theoretical numbers to come out.

• Kinematics-Based Calculation: Utilizes basic physics principles to estimate ball behavior.

• Virtual Testing: Recommended for testing on online roulette videos for fun and experimentation.

• Predefined Values: The free app uses predetermined values for calculations that cannot be changed (a feature for the Pro version).

Crucial Warnings and Disclaimers:

• Do Not Gamble: This app is a tool for theoretical prediction and entertainment only. It is strongly advised not to use this app for real money gambling.

• Legal Compliance: Do not use this app if it is illegal in your country.

• Accuracy Disclaimer: This app is not always right. If you choose to gamble, use it with extreme caution and at your own risk.

• No Liability: The developer is not responsible for any losses, misuse, or unintended consequences that may arise from using this app.

• Potential Bugs: This app may contain bugs.

• Free Version Limitations: The free app assumes an 80cm roulette wheel (ball size/weight does not matter for this version), and the 'Offset' feature does not work in the free version.

Important Note:

While this app offers a fascinating look into the kinematics of roulette, it is purely a theoretical tool and should only be used for amusement and educational purposes related to understanding probability and physics, not for real money wagering.