Even/Odd Trading Strategy In Deriv
- Kadima Traders
- Jun 11
- 18 min read
So you’ve heard about Even/Odd trading in Deriv, and maybe you're wondering…
“How do I actually trade this?” “Do I click ‘Even’ and hope for the best?”
Valid questions — and no, it’s not just random guessing (at least not when you're rolling with Kadima).
Let’s walk you through how this works, both Manually and with the Kadima AI - powered tools. However, before we start anything, let’s clear something up:
Digit trading is not the same as price action trading. Not even close.
On Deriv, Digit contracts — like Even/Odd, Matches/Differs, or Digit Over/Under — are based entirely on the last digit of a price quote at the moment the trade ends.
Yeah, just the very last digit.
Take this tick price for example:
3918.347 See that 7 at the end? That’s the digit we're talking about.
In Even/Odd trading, your only job is to predict whether that final digit will be:
🟢 Even → 0, 2, 4, 6, 8
🔴 Odd → 1, 3, 5, 7, 9
That's it.
Choose “Even” or “Odd”
Decide your stake (Amount you want to use)
Pick a duration which will determine when the trade ends.
Click “Buy”
Wait for the trade to finish
Win or Loose
Example:
You click “Even.” The market moves… ends at 1234.826 meaning the Last digit is 6 → Boom. You win. And so Digit trading has zero connection to chart price movement.
Candlesticks, Bollinger Bands, MACD all look cool, but they mean absolutely nothing here.
Why?
Because the last digit is digitized, fractional, and generated independently from the visual price momentum. So trying to analyze candlesticks to predict Even/Odd is pointless…Sure you could you get lucky. But it’s not a strategy — it’s just vibes.
The Reality of Even/Odd Trading
Even/Odd trades are binary — a clean 50/50 probability.
But over large tick samples, certain patterns and streaks begin to emerge. That’s where AI market analysis comes in — and where the Kadima AI Analysis Tool thrives (more on this later).
Why Most Traders Get It Wrong
The average trader sees 50/50 odds and thinks:
“It’s basically coin flips, right?”
Wrong.
Digit patterns don’t behave like coin flips over time. Due to volatility, digit sequencing, and server behavior, you get:
Streaks of odd digits
Clustering of evens
High-frequency repeats
Long alternation cycles
In short: the randomness has a pattern, and that’s what smart AI analysis tools exploit.
Methods to Trade Even/Odd on Deriv
1. Manual Click Trading
You watch the chart and click Buy manually.
2. Deriv Bot (DBot)
Drag-and-drop logic for automated strategies.
Great for beginners, but limited in real-time adaptability.
Can't handle quick tick reactions or complex analysis very well.
3. Third-Party Software Tools (like Kadima Traders)
Built on top of Deriv’s API for speed, flexibility, and smart logic.
Capable of reading live tick data, analyzing it using AI models, and executing automated trades faster than you could blink.
Comes with compounding logic, risk filters, and signal automation — not just trade execution.
Let’s be real for a second.
Trading manually on Deriv — especially in the digit market — sounds easy at first…But if you’ve ever tried it for more than 10 minutes, you already know it is mentally draining, timing-sensitive, and honestly... pretty risky.
In digit trading, especially Even/Odd, timing is brutal. Miss it by half a second? You're out. Click too fast? You're guessing.
This is exactly where AI-powered tools and automated software come in.
Instead of manually watching tick charts and trying to "feel the market," the Kadima AI Analysis Tool:
🔬 Analyzes real-time tick behavior.
📈 Spots biases and streaks as they’re forming.
🧠 Uses AI to determine the best entry and exit moments.
⚡ Executes trades instantly when signals meet your conditions.
No emotions. No hesitation. Just precision and consistency.
So when we say Kadima AI + Software is next level, we mean it does not miss any entry ticks:
Trading Even/Odd on Deriv Using Kadima
Now that we know what digit trading is (and isn't), let’s move into a step by step process on how you can trade Even/Odd contracts in Deriv using the Kadima AI Analysis Tool + Kadima Traders Software.
We’ll break this into simple steps — no fluff — just how it works, what to look for, and what to click.
Step 1: Log in to the Kadima Traders Platform.
Step 2: Select The Digits AI Analysis Tool
Step 3: Get the Live AI Analysis
Once inside the tool, you’re greeted with an Overview Panel that gives you a snapshot of what’s hot and what’s not across all digit markets.
What this means: You can instantly see which symbols (e.g., Volatility 100, Crash 300, Boom 500) are performing well in real-time, along with the best-suited contract types (Even/Odd, Over/Under, Match/Differs, etc.) for each.
Once you pick a market (say, Volatility 100) to focus on, the real-time AI digit analysis engine kicks in and looks at 4 key metrics
Let’s break it down:
Bar Graph Representation: Even vs. Odd Frequency
This is your heartbeat monitor for the market. A dynamic bar graph shows you the ongoing percentage of Even vs. Odd outcomes from live tick data
See if the market is favoring Even or Odd ticks.
Spot imbalances fast — for example, if Odd is dominating 60%, something's cooking.
Streak Tracker: Consecutive Even/Odd Sequences
This panel shows you live streaks — how many times the same digit type (Even or Odd) has repeated and also keeps a log of the longest one since you opened the tool.
Why it matters?
Reversals love to pop right after long streaks.
Entries during streaks are riskier — or better — depending on your plan.
Catch building streaks before they break or continue.
You can know when to hold back (e.g., 5 Evens in a row? Reversal coming… maybe).
It helps you avoid trading into momentum traps or time your entries like a pro.
Pattern Analysis
This panel gives you a visual representation of Even or Odd over time and helps you watch how those Evens and Odds appear over time.
We’re talking patterns like:
EOEOEOOOOEEEEEOOEEO
Why It Matters:
These aren’t just random strings of letters — they’re behavioral footprints.A nd when you start tracking them over hundreds of ticks, you see what the market prefers.
Some patterns appear way more than they should. Others barely show up. And that gives you a real edge.
What You See in the Panel:
Live Pattern Strings: You get a scrolling log of recent digit results, color-coded for Even (Blue) and Odd (Red).
Current Pattern Being Formed: The system watches the last few digits and shows you what’s forming right now.
Pattern Break Alerts: You’ll know when a stable pattern is broken — which often means a change is coming.
How to Use This Like a Pro:
Let’s say you see EOEOEO forming every few minutes. That’s a strong alternation behavior.You can plan entries by waiting for the rhythm to break — like when an Odd repeats twice. That’s your entry window.
Or maybe you notice the market keeps doing EEEO, over and over. That means it’s comfy with Even dominance but eventually flips.You could ride those 3 Even streaks and dodge the flip.
Pair this with the Streak Counter and Volatility Panel, and suddenly you’re not gambling — you’re reacting with intel.
Volatility Panel: Frequency Spread, Volatility & Digit Dynamics
Now it gets spicy. This panel is loaded with deep tick pattern metrics to uncover what the surface doesn't show.
Here’s what you get:
Volatility Score: A combined metric that tells you how jumpy or stable the market is.
Frequency Spread: Measures how evenly digits are distributed — tighter spreads mean less bias, wide spreads = opportunity.
Tick Jump Volatility: Tracks how aggressively the tick values are changing — this can warn you of unstable moments before a trade.
Tick Jump Volatility (TJV)
Tick Jump Volatility measures how much the market price jumps from one tick to the next. It captures erratic or sudden price changes at the smallest level (tick level).
A tick is the smallest price movement in the market.
TJV measures how big those movements are over a short sequence of ticks.
📈 Example:
If the last few prices are:
100.12 → 100.15 → 100.90 → 100.92
Notice that jump from 100.15 → 100.90 — that's a big tick jump, which increases TJV.
Why it matters:
High TJV (> 2.0): Market is unstable or volatile. Prices are jumping suddenly.
Avoid 1-tick contracts.
Use longer durations (3–5 ticks).
Low TJV (< 1.0): Market is smooth and calm.
Great for 1-tick trades.
More predictable.
Frequency Distribution (FD)
Frequency Distribution shows how often each digit (0–9) appears in the last digit of tick prices over a period.
Example:
Let’s say we collected 100 ticks, and the last digits are distributed like this:
Digit | Count |
|---|---|
0 | 8 |
1 | 5 |
2 | 12 |
3 | 14 |
4 | 7 |
5 | 13 |
6 | 6 |
7 | 10 |
8 | 11 |
9 | 14 |
This shows that digits 3, 5, 9 are appearing more frequently, suggesting a digit bias.
Why it matters:
High Frequency Spread (FS > 3.5): Some digits are dominating. Useful for:
Matches, Differs, or Even/Odd contracts.
Low Frequency Spread (FS < 1.5): Digits are evenly distributed.
Useful for Over/Under contracts
Volatility (General)
Volatility is a measure of how much and how quickly prices move over time. It’s the general sense of how "wild" the market is.
High Volatility: Prices are moving fast and unpredictably.
Low Volatility: Prices are moving slowly and smoothly.
Why it matters:
It helps you decide the number of ticks you should use and contract type to choose:
High Volatility:
Avoid short-term trades (like 1-tick).
Use longer trades (3–5 ticks).
Contracts: Over/Under or Differs.
Medium Volatility:
Balanced approach, 2–3 ticks.
Contracts: Matches/Differs and Over/Under.
Low Volatility:
Great for scalping (1-tick).
Contracts: Matches, Even/Odd, Differs.
Summary Table:
Concept | Measures | High Value Means | Best Trades |
TJV | Size of price jumps (tick level) | Big sudden tick movements (unstable) | Over/Under, Differs |
Frequency Spread | Last digit frequency bias | Certain digits appear much more | Matches, Differs, Even/Odd |
Volatility | Overall market movement speed | Fast, unpredictable price swings | Over/Under, avoid 1-tick |
The Complete Even/Odd Strategy
Now that we already know what the different things are let us get into the strategy. Here is a complete strategy framework for trading Even/Odd contracts using a multi-layered confluence approach that combines percentages, streaks, pattern analysis, and volatility metrics to give you a powerful trading edge.
This strategy focuses on aligning multiple confirmations to only trade when conditions are optimal, giving you a strong statistical edge.
1. Percentage Confirmation (Core Filter)
Requirement: Even/Odd percentage must be above 55%.
This is your primary edge — it shows bias in the market.
You should only consider Even trades when Even percentage > 55%, and Odd trades when Odd percentage > 55%.
🧠 Why it matters: Above 55% implies a statistically significant deviation from randomness — we’re no longer gambling; we’re following market pressure.
2. Streak Filter (Loss Control)
Rule: Only trade if the opposing streak is less than or equal to your consecutive loss stop value.
Example: If you're trading Even, and your Consecutive Loss Stop = 4, then Odd streak must be ≤ 4.
This avoids entering when the market is in a strong counter-trend cycle.
🧠 Why it matters: Streaks often “mean-revert” after a few repetitions. Trading after 5 or more opposing streaks can mean you’re fighting the trend — which is risky.
3. Pattern Recognition (Entry Signal)
Look for alternation patterns, long streak exhaustion, or reversions.
If you've seen: Even → Odd → Even → Odd, the market is alternating → entry ready.
If there’s been a long streak (e.g., 5+ Odd) and you're trading Even, that's a potential reversal setup.
If the pattern shows recent choppy parity, confirm with the percentage trend before entry.
🧠 Tip: The more structured and repetitive the last few ticks look, the easier it is to exploit.
4. Volatility Metrics (Execution Risk Filter)
Check the following:
Tick Jump Volatility (TJV):
Good for entry: TJV < 1.5 (smooth market).
Avoid trades: TJV > 2.0 (market is jumping — risky for 1-tick contracts).
Frequency Spread (Digit Bias):
High FS (> 3.5) = Digits are biased → better odds.
Low FS (< 1.5) = Avoid — too random.
General Volatility Score:
Low/Medium volatility is best for Even/Odd — too much chaos makes 1-tick entries unreliable.
🧠 Why it matters: You don’t want to enter a statistically sound trade in a chaotic market. Volatility can kill even a good setup.
5. Entry & Monitoring Logic
Once all above filters align:
Enter Even or Odd based on bias.
Continuously monitor the parity percentage:
If the Even/Odd % drops below 55%, stop trading.
If opposing streak exceeds your loss stop value, pause.
🛡 Extra Optional Filters (Add More Precision):
Combine % bias, streaks, and volatility into a simple score:
High (3/3 metrics confirm): Trade
Medium (2/3): Trade with smaller stake
Low (1/3): Avoid
Strategy Summary
Only enter a trade when all the following align:
Percentage Bias > 55%
Trade Even if Even% > 55%, or Odd if Odd% > 55%.
Streak Filter
Opposing streak must be ≤ your consecutive loss stop (e.g., if Stop = 4 and you're trading Even, Odd streak must be ≤ 4).
Pattern Signal
Look for:
Alternating patterns (Even → Odd → Even…)
Long streak exhaustion (e.g., 5+ Odd, time to go Even)
Reversion signs
Volatility Check
Tick Jump Volatility (TJV): < 1.5 = safe
Frequency Spread (FS): > 3.5 = strong bias
Volatility Score: Low/Medium preferred
Live Monitoring
Stop trading if:
% Bias drops below 55%
Opposing streak exceeds your stop threshold
(Optional Filters)
Confidence score (3/3 confirmations = go)
Session time limit
Auto signal highlight for clean entries
Bottom Line: Only trade when market structure, momentum, and volatility all agree. No single signal is enough — stack the edge.
Absolutely! Here's a lively and detailed introduction to the software trading experience after you've built your edge:
🚀 Now You're Ready to Trade – Let the Kadima AI Software Do the Heavy Lifting
Alright, so— you've studied the edges, the volatility, analyzed the streaks, and your patterns is on point. Now what?
You let the software go brrr... 🔥
The Even/Odd Trading Software is built to execute smartly and quickly — no more missed entries, :
The Settings Section
This is where you customize your trading strategy:
Market Selector: Choose your favorite symbol (like Volatility 10, 25, 100 etc.).
Initial Amount: Your base trade amount (minimum: $0.35).
Ticks: Pick how many ticks you want per trade (popular for Even/Odd).
Loss Type:
➕ Consecutive Losses – Stop if X losses in a row hit.
➖ Fixed StopLoss – Stop if total loss exceeds a set dollar amount.
Martingale Multiplier: Choose your preferred risk profile (2.25x recommended for Even/Odd due to the 0.45 payout).
Start / Stop Button: Launch or halt the magic anytime.
Real-Time Info at a Glance
The software shows you:
✅ Available Accounts: See all your Accounts (Real or Demo) and select which one to trade.
💰 Balance Display: Updated live so you’re always in the know.
📈 Total Profit: Track how much you're up (or down) over your session.
🟢 Software Status: A clear indicator of whether the software is active.
⏸️ Pause & Resume Feature: Hit pause anytime — perfect if:
The market starts acting weird
Your edge suddenly disappears
You want to switch symbols
Or just take a bathroom break 🚽
📌 Bonus: If your last trade was a loss and you paused, the software remembers — next trade applies Martingale automatically when you resume. No need to reconfigure. Smart, right?
🆕 New Session Option
Feel like starting fresh? Hit “Start New Session” and clear out the previous data. Great for when:
You’ve changed your market
Adjusted your risk plan
Or just want a clean slate with new vibes 🧼✨
⚡ Speed
This software is:
Super fast
Tick-accurate
Built to never miss a trade opportunity, even in high-volatility zones.
So whether you're scalping tick patterns or surfing edge waves, this tool’s got your back.
Now all that’s left is one thing: Trust your setup. Tap that "Start" button. Let the software do its thing.
🎯 Risk Management for Even/Odd Trading on Deriv
Alright, buckle up — we’re about to get real with risk management for your Even/Odd trading on Deriv. This is what will make sure you grow your account without losing everything.
Why Risk Management is Your Best Friend
Trading Even/Odd on Deriv feels like flipping a coin. It’s fast, fun, and can be addictive. But here’s the thing — without a solid risk plan, that coin toss can burn your whole account faster than you can say “martingale.”
The key is managing how much you risk per trade, when to double down (martingale style), and knowing when to walk away.
Payouts on Deriv for Even/Odd — The Starting Point
First, understand what we’re working with:
Trade Type | Typical Payout (approx.) | Return Rate (net profit) |
Even/Odd | 96% | 0.96 per 1 unit risk |
Meaning: If you bet $1 and win, you get your $1 back + $0.96 profit.
Why does this matter? Because your martingale progression depends on this payout rate.
The Martingale Martingale is a trading strategy where you increase your stake after every loss so that when you eventually win, you recover all previous losses plus make a profit.
But since Deriv’s payout is not 2x (it's 1.95x), just doubling doesn’t fully recover your losses. That’s why we use 2.25x, not just 2x.
Pro: Guarantees recovery of previous losses plus profit once a win happens.
Con: Risky if you hit a long losing streak — your total risk can get massive fast.
🔁 The Logic Behind It
Here’s the simple flow:
You place a trade.
If you win, you keep your profit and start again with your base stake.
If you lose, increase your next trade by 2.25x.
You continue this until you win, then restart at your base stake.
💡 Why Use 2.25x Instead of 2x?
Let’s assume you’re trading Even/Odd on Deriv with a 1.95x payout:
Trade # | Stake | Cumulative Loss | Win Payout (1.95x) | Profit |
1 | $1 | $0 | $1.95 | +$0.95 |
2 | $2.25 | $1 | $4.39 | +$1.14 |
3 | $5.06 | $3.25 | $9.87 | +$1.56 |
4 | $11.39 | $8.31 | $22.21 | +$2.51 |
If you win at any point, you recover all past losses and make profit, even with a 1.95x payout — thanks to that 2.25x multiplier.
If you only used 2x:
You’d eventually win.
But you’d just break even or lose slightly (because 2x * 1.95 payout = 1.9 total return, not enough to recover losses).
🎯 The Goal of Martingale
One win = Recover all + Profit So if your system gives you a solid edge (like >55% accuracy from pattern & volatility signals), then Martingale amplifies your probability of ending in profit.
⚠️ The Risk
If you hit too many losses in a row, you can blow your account.
That’s why most people limit Martingale to 3–5 tiers max.
🧪 Take This Example of a Martingale Recovery Table (2.25x multiplier)
Tier | Stake | Cumulative Cost | Win Return (1.95x) | Net Profit |
1 | $1.00 | $1.00 | $1.95 | $0.95 |
2 | $2.25 | $3.25 | $4.39 | $1.14 |
3 | $5.06 | $8.31 | $9.87 | $1.56 |
4 | $11.39 | $19.70 | $22.21 | $2.51 |
5 | $25.63 | $45.33 | $50.98 | $5.65 |
🧮 Martingale Formula (2.25x)
To calculate your next stake after a loss:
nextStake = previousStake × 2.25
So:
Tier 1: $1
Tier 2: $1 × 2.25 = $2.25
Tier 3: $2.25 × 2.25 = $5.06
etc.
Or use this tool:
✅ When to Use It
Use Martingale only when you have a solid edge:
% above 55%
Pattern and volatility signals align
Enough balance to survive a few losses
Never use it recklessly or without stop limits.
Risk Management Strategy: Don’t Blow Your Account
Step 1: Set Your Initial Amount Relative to Your Account Size
Example:
Account size: $500
Base stake (1%): $5
Max bet at 5th Martingale step: $5 x 17.12 = $85.6 — still less than 20% of your account (reasonable risk).
Step 2: Set a Maximum Number of Martingale Steps
Step 3: Use a Stop Loss or Consecutive Losses value
If you lose X stakes in a row (consecutive losses), STOP. Don’t chase losses blindly.
Step 4: Target a Conservative( and realistic ) Take Profit
Set a daily or session profit target (e.g., 5-10% of your account) and stop trading when reached. Protect your gains.
Managing Your Account — Realistic Scenario
Say you have $50 and want to trade with Martingale up to 5 steps:
Base stake: $1 (1% of account)
After 4 losses, you will have risked about $15.84 total.
If you hit the 5th bet, you need $17.12 — that’s 34% of your total balance!
If your account is $50 and you go past 5 steps, you risk wiping out +34% of your balance on one losing streak. Ouch. 😬 One more loss streak and… bye, balance.
🛡️ Smarter Solution: Reduce Base Stake & Spread the Risk
Let’s lower the initial stake so we can go deeper with more safety.
💡 Option 1: Use $0.35 as Base Stake (Deriv’s minimum)
With a $100 account:
Step | Stake | Cumulative Risk |
1 | $0.35 | $0.35 |
2 | $0.79 | $1.14 |
3 | $1.78 | $2.92 |
4 | $4.00 | $6.92 |
5 | $9.00 | $15.92 |
👉 5 Martingale steps! You're still below 85% of your account at step 5. A win here still puts you in profit.
✅ Why Reducing Base Stake Is Genius
Smaller stake = more breathing room.
More steps = higher chance of recovery.
You can recover gradually and consistently — not with desperation.
🧮 Use Case: Compounding for 10% Daily Growth
Let’s say you aim for 10% growth per day. Here’s how to strategically use compounding, not emotion.
💰 Starting Balance: $50
Daily Target = $5 (10%)
Use base stake = $0.35, and target a few clean trades.
Day | Balance | Target (10%) | Notes |
1 | $50 | $5.00 | Base stake = $0.35 |
2 | $55 | $5.50 | Compounding gently |
3 | $60.50 | $6.05 | Avoid temptation to rush |
10 | $129.69 | $12.96 | 2.5x growth 🎯 |
20 | $336.37 | $33.63 | You’re a legend 🧠 |
🛠️ Recovery After a Losing Streak
Let’s get one thing straight — losing is normal. Yep, even the best traders take a few L’s. The goal isn’t to avoid losses entirely (spoiler: you can’t), but to bounce back smarter. What matters is how you recover, how you manage risk, and how you stay cool when things go sideways. So breathe, grab some water, and let’s talk about how to rebuild after a streak that tried to humble you.
Let’s say you lost $15 during a streak. Here's how to recover smartly, not aggressively:
🧩 Step-by-Step Recovery Plan:
Reduce base stake to half (e.g., from $0.70 → $0.35).
Aim for small wins, maybe $1–$2 a session.
Use 2x Martingale for lighter recovery instead of 2.25x (slower but safer).
After you gain back losses + a little profit, resume normal strategy.
Example:
You lose $15.
You now aim for $2/day using $0.35 base stake and 2X martingale.
After 8 sessions, you’re up ~$16.
🎉 Full recovery without frying your account.
🛡️ Example of a Risk Table — Safer & Sustainable
Account | Base stake | Consecutive Losses | Cumulative Risk | Risk % | Notes |
$20 | $0.35 | 4 | $2.92 | 14.6% | Gives room to recover losses safely |
$50 | $0.35 | 5 | $6.92 | 13.8% | Ideal for smaller accounts |
$100 | $0.50 | 5 | $9.88 | 9.88% | Good balance between growth & safety |
$100 | $0.70 | 4 | $5.84 | 5.84% | Super safe for long-term consistency |
$200 | $1.00 | 5 | $19.70 | 9.85% | A strong risk-managed setup |
$200 | $0.50 | 6 | $15.84 | 7.92% | Lets you go deeper without overkill |
🔍 Why This Matters
The maximum risk per streak stays below 15–20%.
Even if you incur a loosing streak, you're not blowing up the entire account.
You can recover more easily using small compounding gains without feeling panic.
🎯 Pro Tip: Combine Risk with Compounding
You don’t need to win every streak to be consistently profitable— just enough to stay in the game.
For example:
Lose 1 full streak (say, $6.92 on a $50 account).
Reduce base stake to half (from $0.35 to $0.17).
Trade slower, with goal of 5% daily (e.g., $2.50/day).
Recover in 3 days — without revenge trading.
✨ Extra Survival Tips — Because We Care About You:
You don’t need big stakes to grow big over time.You simply need smart math, consistent behavior, and risk control.
Martingale can work, but only when it’s tamed and managed properly. Treat it like a tool — not a hammer you hit your account with after each loss.
❌ Don’t chase losses. Martingale is a method, not a personality trait.
⏸️ Pause after a losing streak. Don’t emotionally trade on tilt.
📊 Use software automation to monitor stop-loss, take-profit, and volatility.
📝 Keep a trading journal — you’ll start seeing patterns in your own behavior too.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Do I need to babysit the software while it trades?
Nope! The software is fully automated. Once you set your parameters and hit “Start,” it trades for you. That said, it’s smart to keep an eye on market conditions or % changes. If things get weird, just hit Pause — the software remembers where it left off (including Martingale step if you're mid-ladder).
What’s the minimum amount I can trade?
The absolute minimum on Deriv is $0.35 per trade. That’s why the software is designed to support small accounts — you can start as low as $10–$20 if you're careful with risk and Martingale steps.
I had a losing streak — now what?
Welcome to the club. 😅 Losses happen, but the software helps you recover intelligently:
You can choose Martingale with 2.25x multiplier (perfect for Even/Odd payout).
Set a max number of loss steps or a fixed StopLoss to avoid overexposing your account.
You can even pause, switch markets, tweak your strategy, and resume without losing progress.
What’s the best Martingale multiplier to use?
For Even/Odd trades (which usually pay around 0.45 profit on win), a 2.25x multiplier is recommended. It recovers previous losses and adds a small profit after a win. But you can lower or increase it based on your risk appetite — just don’t go full YOLO. 🚫🎰
How do I know when to enter a trade?
The software uses data analysis (like streaks, frequency bias, volatility, pattern recognition) to help identify edges. You enter only when all edges align — and you set those criteria before clicking “Start.”
Pro tip: Don’t trade below 55% edge. That’s coin-flip territory. 🪙
Can I switch markets while trading?
Yes — that’s where Pause and Resume becomes your BFF. Pause trades, switch the market, adjust settings, and hit Resume. If your last trade was a loss, Martingale continues where it left off. No memory wipe.
Can I stop the bot during a Martingale sequence?
Absolutely. You’re always in control. You can stop the bot mid-sequence. If you hit “Pause”, you can choose to:
Resume with the next Martingale level
Reset your session
Or switch to a new market and start fresh
No pressure. No panic. All chill.
Can I use this on mobile?
Yes, but a desktop or tablet gives a better view of the analytics and live updates. Mobile works great for monitoring and making quick changes, though.
What if the internet cuts out mid-trade?
If your connection drops during a session, the software will pause and wait. Once you're back online, you can resume exactly where you left off. (You’re not punished for a power outage. Whew.)
Is there a guide for beginners?
You're looking at it. 😉 This entire content is a comprehensive beginner-to-advanced walkthrough. If you need more handholding, we’ve got a full beginner walktrhough below
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