Streak
Consecutive rounds of similar outcomes (high/low multipliers or wins/losses)
Definition
A streak is a sequence of consecutive rounds sharing a common characteristic - either high multipliers (>5x), medium multipliers (2x-5x), low multipliers (<2x), or consecutive wins/losses for your betting strategy. Streaks are important because they often signal pattern disruptions or opportunities. Long losing streaks might indicate it's time to pause or switch strategies. Long winning streaks might mean conditions are favorable for slightly more aggressive play, but also signal that a correction might be coming.
Example
High multiplier streak: 6.2x, 5.8x, 7.1x, 5.4x, 8.9x (5 consecutive high multipliers). Low multiplier streak: 1.3x, 1.1x, 1.4x, 1.2x, 1.1x, 1.3x (6 consecutive low crashes). AI Pattern Recognition detects these and may suggest skipping rounds during risky streaks or betting more during favorable streaks.
💡Strategy Tip
AI tracks streak patterns: After 3+ high multiplier streak, AI might suggest caution (regression likely). After 5+ low multiplier streak, AI might suggest skipping safety bets (high crash risk). After 3+ consecutive losses, most strategies reduce bet size or skip rounds to prevent chasing losses.