Split 5/8. Based on: Game 8 (January Marathon)

The idea was to catch 3-4 repetitions of one number on one statistics board. At the beginning of the first series it was successful:

He then points out that 11 and 6 appeared, having been warmed up a little earlier:

The idea of catching repeats of hot numbers is interesting; and it focuses on the same (numbers) + first neighbors on the track (grabs). And here my eye is drawn to a trend that lasted almost throughout the entire game (i.e. all 4 series). I will now post screenshots and everything will be clearly visible: Beginning of the first series: The trend two repeats of the same number + its second neighbor on the track - on one statistics board began Next: continues №11 - second neighbor 8, №6 - second neighbor 16 this is, of course, not on the same board, but these are numbers that the player also paid attention to for his bets (see above) The first series ends.

The beginning of the second series: Two fives and its second neighbor on the track 16 on one statistics board

Then in the second series, a pair of fours and a pair of #16, #32 do not take with them a second neighbor on the track on the same board, but here is the end of this series:

There is another nuance here: pair No. 6 completes series 2, of course, there is no such border on the scoreboard.