Roulette prediction in any ball rotation

The Acrobat software can make a prediction at different moments during a spin. After setup, the player clocks the rotor and then clocks at least two ball rotations by default. The system can produce a prediction, then update it again if more ball rotations are clocked. Additional timing samples can improve the calculation, and the system can work early in the spin when conditions allow.

Roulette predicting at desired ball rotation

This is useful when accurate predictions are possible only at particular moments during the spin. The system can be set to predict only when the ball has a specific number of rotations remaining before the drop.

Roulette multiple predictions during the same spin

Multiple predictions are unique to Acrobat roulette computer software and it is a practical way to test prediction consistency or when it is possible to increase accuracy with more ball rotations clocked. You can have a prediction and continue clocking the ball, the system will predict repeatedly. The system for calculation uses as many rotations as you clocked. In many cases, clean additional rotations can improve the result.

Double prediction

After prediction, even if you do not clock the ball for more rotations, the system predicts once more. The Acrobat program calculates ball and rotor movement, and when the ball is above the same number again, it predicts once more. It would be just in case if you did not see it well when predicting the first time. If in between double predictions you clock additional ball rotation the system will make a new prediction based on new rotations clocked. 

Play different tables

With Acrobat you can play up to 4 different roulette tables at once. Each spin with you can shift the  FF roulette computer to play different table. It takes only a second, you can without any need to look the system switch settings for a different roulette table.

Rotor Clocking

Clock full rotor rotation or clock half of rotor without and previous settings. The player instead of half rotor clocking optionally can even use a quarter. With FFZ and FFV roulette computers software the rotor can be clocked at any position.

Information about predicted diamond drop

After the moment when the ball is passing last time diamond where the player was clocking the ball, the Acrobat 4 program will signal the player until the ball drops. For example, six additional zaps/vibrations mean that the system expects the ball drop at diamond 6. Of course, the player doesn’t have to notice it every or to count signals. It is only additional information that may be used for better understanding and monitoring of predictions. After spin ended the player can request from the system information in which ball rotation it predicted and at which diamond roulette ball dropped.

Manual Offset Adjustment

After setup, the system is programmed to predict the best it can position where the ball drops. It may be slightly off, or the ball may jump. The system has an option of offset adjustment where on top of prediction it can add a particular amount of pockets for the ball jumps. It is easily adjustable during the play without the need to go to menus. Adjustment is independent for each ball direction. If Auto-Play is used the manual offset settings are ignored.

Magic ball and rotor clocking

Magic ball clocking is another exciting feature of the Acrobat program. It provides the player with great flexibility. Since the system can provide multiple predictions, the magic ball clocking allows and different amount of rotations to be clocked as one. For example, the player may clock two ball rotation then look aside what is the situation around; then three rotations later click again. The system will understand and exactly know what has happened. It is also useful if the players view with the wheel was blocked for some time.

Roulette Magic rotor clocking

The player can lock rotor to a particular speed and predict roulette spins without clocking rotor. The system will use the time for rotor from the last clocked time. With this option, the player can play without any additional settings one spin clock rotor, and the other doesn’t. It is useful if the dealer spins rotor slow where even half rotor clocking is too long. Due to the flexibility of the program each spin the player can decide will he clock the rotor or not. Just another great idea from players!

Independent clock and anti clock way

Roulette wheels may have different parameters when the ball travels in different directions. That is not the problem for the Acrobat Roulette Computer, since each ball direction sets and predicts differently. It is like running entirely two different roulette computers where each ball direction can be set separately.