A Roulette session log records how much you committed to a visit and how much came back. It gives you a clearer account of past spending than remembering a single large payout or a sequence of numbers.
Record one game per entry
Save Roulette as the game, then enter date, location, currency, duration, total buy-in and final cash-out. Record a different casino game as a separate session. Optional notes can preserve the table limit or wheel type without adding unsupported fields to the app.
Example: combine reloads
In this illustrative visit, an initial buy-in of 100 and a later reload of 50 make a total buy-in of 150. Cashing out 110 gives a loss of 40. A winning spin during the visit does not change that final calculation.
If you finish with no chips, record cash-out as zero. Do not omit a losing visit simply because there is no cash-out receipt.
Compare sessions, not hot numbers
Three illustrative visits with results of −40, +70 and −50 total −20 in the same currency. The winning visit did not offset the two losses. A list of past winning numbers cannot explain your personal net spending as clearly as buy-in and cash-out records.
FromFish stores session totals; it does not log spins or predict numbers. A record of wins does not demonstrate that a betting system improves future outcomes.
Review your history consistently
- Use a Roulette game filter and a clear date range.
- Keep records in different currencies separate.
- Check that reloads and losing sessions are included.
- Use duration to understand how much time the recorded activity took.
Understand the limits of bankroll charts
Cumulative session profit/loss shows change from the sessions you recorded. It is not your full cash balance if you also added money, withdrew funds or paid expenses outside play. Reconcile those movements separately.
A notebook or spreadsheet can work if you keep it up to date. The casino session tracker provides a session history and dashboard without requiring you to build formulas. Explore the FromFish demo before creating an account.