FRoulette, an Interesting but Useless Program

This article continues the reviews of software for online casino players. It's about a product called FRoulette. This program, according to its developers, "is designed to calculate the probabilities and bets in European Roulette automatically".

Let's see what it can do.

Capabilities of FRoulette

In the help section for FRoulette, you can find a list of the software features. Here's what it can do (according to the creators)

  • Calculate the probability rates (ten types)
  • Choose the winning bet after each spin
  • Analyze the amount of the next bet

The software also has settings to specify a minimum desired prize and tracking statistics.

FRoulette has a Russian speaking interface, and using it is easy. You just need to make room in the drop-down special window, and the software will indicate the probability of winning on different kinds of bets.

We will not go into detail about the settings. You can figure it out on your own. We did not raise it, and now we will explain in detail why.

What not to expect from FRoulette?

We just want to note that authors FRoulette honestly warned that their creation does not guarantee long winning, as Roulette "was planned so that the player remained in the red in the overall result." Moreover, they say that "no matter how good your strategy is or how carefully your software is thought out, nothing can save you from the loss."

It deserves respect for sincerity. We don't try to convince you that the authors know the secrets of roulette, or that they can decipher the random number generator algorithm.

And yet, the developers assure us that the software is helpful.

What can FRoulette do?

Frankly, almost nothing. In other words, it does not help you to win at roulette. The software calculates the probability of winning bets based on the results of previous draws. This means that it is based on a widespread misconception that spins at roulette are somehow connected.

For example, the longer the series of red numbers becomes, the higher the software evaluates the probability of winning bets on black. See the screenshot. Dozens of "red" spins are enough for FRoulette to assess the chances of winning a bet on black in 99.97%.

But this is complete nonsense, repeatedly proven by mathematicians. No spin on the roulette wheel is connected to any previous or following bets. It is independent, if I may say so. There is no system or law.

And the probability of black in this situation is the same as in the first spin. What if black again? It may happen (the author personally saw red about thirty times in a row on a real roulette). Can we say that we saw a miracle? After all, how else can we call an event whose probability is 0.03%?


Who can use it?

Many players prefer to bet on numbers (sector, color, and so on) that have not dropped out. I can not say that it is wrong. Such a strategy will not win, but it does not increase the chance of losing. The main thing is to bet within your financial capacity and not overextend yourself.

FRoulette eliminates the need for users to keep in mind the results of the last spin. But, you should not take its predictions and recommendations seriously.

In the free version, you can try FRoulette within thirty spins. After that, you will need to make a purchase. We think it's not worth it, but the choice is yours. This software will not be a means of earning money online.

In its core, FRoulette is an extended and automated Martingale betting system. Why this progression can not help win was explained by Eliot Jacobson, Professor of Mathematics, in the article "Betting systems and casino advantage". The examples are taken from blackjack, but this does not alter the fact. We highly recommend reading it. It will help you dispel common misconceptions.

Frequently asked Questions

💾 Is there really no software that can predict roulette outcomes?

The short answer is no, there isn't. Roulette is a game of pure chance, and every spin is an independent event. The wheel has no memory, and the ball has no predetermined path. Software relies on patterns and predictable algorithms, which simply don't exist in a truly random system like roulette. Any program claiming to predict results is either based on flawed logic or is an outright scam, designed to separate you from your money.

💻 Why can't a computer program analyze past spins and find a pattern?

While a computer can certainly record and analyze past spin data, this information is ultimately useless for predicting future outcomes in a fair roulette game. Each spin of the wheel is statistically independent. This means that what happened on the previous 10, 100, or even 1,000 spins has absolutely no bearing on what the next spin will be. The laws of probability dictate that every number has the same chance of appearing on every single spin, regardless of what came before. Software might identify streaks or clusters, but these are merely random occurrences, not indicators of a hidden pattern that can be exploited.

🙋‍♂️ But what about biased wheels or dealers? Couldn't software detect those?

In theory, extremely sophisticated software could potentially detect subtle biases in a physical wheel or consistent patterns in a dealer's spin, but only if those biases were significant and consistent enough. However, modern casino roulette wheels are engineered to incredibly high tolerances, making any meaningful bias extremely rare. Casinos also regularly inspect and maintain their equipment to prevent such issues. As for dealers, while some might develop subtle habits, casinos train their staff to vary their spins, and any discernible pattern would be quickly identified and corrected. Relying on software to find such elusive and fleeting advantages in a real casino environment is highly impractical and unlikely to yield any consistent results.

🎲 Could a program analyze the physics of the ball and wheel in real-time?

Analyzing the physics of a roulette ball and wheel in real-time with enough precision to predict outcomes before the ball lands is an incredibly complex challenge, bordering on impossible in a practical casino setting. Even if a system could track every variable—the initial velocity of the ball, the speed of the wheel, air resistance, friction, and the intricate design of the pockets—the processing power required, the need for perfect sensor placement, and the minuscule time window for calculation make it unfeasible. Any slight deviation in the initial conditions would lead to vastly different outcomes, making accurate prediction beyond the realm of current technological capabilities for a game of chance.

😂 If no software can beat roulette, why do so many websites claim they have it?

The simple truth is that these websites are preying on people's desire for a quick and easy way to win. They profit by selling false hope. These programs are often designed to lose money in the long run, or they are simply scams designed to take your money upfront without providing any functional software. Remember, if there truly was a piece of software that could consistently beat roulette, its creators would be using it themselves to make fortunes, not selling it for a few dollars online. The existence of such software would fundamentally break the casino industry, which relies on the house edge.

Denis Anipchenko
Denis Anipchenko
Editor-in-chief and online gambling expert

Denis is a true professional with many years of experience in the gambling industry. His career started back in the late nineties when he worked as a croupier, pit boss, manager and casino manager. This unique experience allowed him to deeply understand the world of gambling from the inside. Since the late noughties Denis has dedicated himself to writing articles and analyses about gambling, and since the early tens he has become a key figure in the Casinoz team. Here he not only writes and edits content, but also creates reviews, shares his expertise and helps readers understand the intricacies of gambling. Denis combines practical experience and in-depth knowledge, making him one of the most respected experts in the industry. His writings are always up-to-date, proven and useful information for anyone interested in the casino world.

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