Has anyone tried the "Shadow Roulette" APK?

Good day, forum members!

Has anyone encountered this offer?


I wrote to him that I wanted to try this app and asked for a 3-day subscription.
After all, the person is confident that everything works.
But the dialogue didn't work out from the start...

Here's his explanation in this video of how he plays:



Here are the terminals:
These are the terminals:
Result 0 haves terminal(s): 4.6
Result 1 has terminal(s): 8
Result 2 haves terminal(s): 7, 9
Result 3 has terminal(s): 8
Result 4 haves terminal(s): 11
Result 5 haves terminal(s): 12, 10
Result 6 haves terminal(s): 11
Result 7 haves terminal(s): 14, 2
Result 8 haves terminal(s): 15, 13, 3, 1
Result 9 haves terminal(s): 14, 2
Result 10 have terminal(s): 17.5
Result 11 haves terminal(s): 18, 16, 6, 4
Result 12 haves terminal(s): 17.5
Result 13 haves terminal(s): 20, 8
Result 14 haves terminal(s): 9, 21, 7, 19
Result 15 haves terminal(s): 8, 20
Result 16 haves terminal(s): 11, 23
Result 17 haves terminal(s): 12, 24, 10, 22
Result 18 haves terminal(s): 11, 23
Result 19 haves terminal(s): 14, 26
Result 20 haves terminal(s): 13, 25, 15, 27
Result 21 haves terminal(s): 14, 26
Result 22 haves terminal(s): 17, 29
Result 23 haves terminal(s): 18, 30, 16, 28
Result 24 haves terminal(s): 17, 29
Result 25 haves terminal(s): 20, 32
Result 26 haves terminal(s): 19, 31, 33, 21
Result 27 haves terminal(s): 20, 32
Result 28 haves terminal(s): 23, 35
Result 29 haves terminal(s): 22, 34, 24, 36
Result 30 haves terminal(s): 23, 35
Result 31 haves terminal(s): 26
Result 32 haves terminal(s): 25, 27
Result 33 haves terminal(s): 26
Result 34 have terminal(s): 29
Result 35 haves terminal(s): 28, 30
Result 36 have terminal(s): 29

In essence, he sells the calculator itself so that he doesn’t have to do the calculations himself.
Has anyone figured out how he calculates? When to subtract and when to add?

There is no calculator and it doesn't calculate anything.

There is a table of hard TEMPLATES: what to bet after the number that comes up.

You can come up with any similar table and play with it. And sell your new "calculator" under the catchy headlines of your promotional videos.

That's all clear.

The question was different, or someone tried to play according to his template.
I watched several of his videos and still didn’t fully understand how exactly he counts.

Alexey wrote:
Result 17 haves terminal(s): 12, 24, 10, 22

1) If he has rigid patterns (constants), then they are the fruit of his subjective observations. He doesn't count them, but rather made them up.

2) If the patterns change, you won't know the algorithm 100% (it's probably not elementary). The only thing is, you can run the same numbers several times—if the predictions differ, there's randomness there, and you can forget about it forever. If all sessions are the same, then you have a deterministic algorithm.

3) Practice will show how good it is. You don't have to play; you can run 10 virtual sessions using roulette statistics.