Collection 1 covers the table. Collection 2 hunts it.
These are eleven brand-new plans with a different temperament. Some sit perfectly still until the wheel shows them a shape they are waiting for, then strike. One bets every single spin and never waits for anything. One only ever raises its stake with money it has already won. And one, the Six Spot Cycler, finished more sessions ahead than any other plan in the collection.
VIPER Dozens & Columns Collection 2 is on sale today. Same focused app, same discipline built into every plan, eleven new ways to play the part of the table you already love.
- $22.99 a month. Cancel any time.
- Eleven new plans, three Risk Levels each, none of them repeated from Collection 1.
- Its own Strategy Guide and User Guide, measured and written for these plans.
- Built for the longer sitting. Give most of these plans an hour and they come into their own.
- A taste of VIPER. The same engine as the full platform, focused on the dozens and the columns.
Only gamble with money you can afford to lose.
Meet the hunters
| Plan | How it plays | Bets in 30 spins |
|---|---|---|
| Six Spot Cycler | One position at a time, holds while it wins, moves on after a loss | about 15 |
| Wide Net | Covers about 32 of the 37 numbers on every bet | about 22 |
| Cycle Breaker | Waits for a two-and-two pattern, bets it won't carry on | about 2 |
| Single Dozen | Waits for one dozen to land three times running, then backs the most overdue | about 3 |
| Single Column | The same patience on the columns | about 3 |
| Dozen Repeater | Waits for a dozen to land twice, then backs the other two in a burst | about 9 |
| Column Repeater | The same signal on the columns | about 9 |
| Rotation Dozens | First dozen, second, third, round and round, every spin | about 24 |
| Rotation Columns | The same rotation on the columns | about 23 |
| Press Dozen | Raises the stake only after a win, straight back to one unit after a loss | about 14 |
| Double Repeat | Bets only when two numbers in a row share a dozen and a column | about 3 |
From a bet on every spin to two bets in half an hour. Pick the pace that suits you.
Six Spot Cycler: the front-runner
The headline plan. It starts on the dozen or column where the last number landed, stays there while it keeps winning, and moves along a fixed running order of all six positions after a loss, so every dozen and every column gets its turn. One position to watch, nothing to work out.
At its recommended Medium setting it finished 70 sessions in 100 ahead over thirty spins, and 77 in 100 over sixty. That is the best record in Collection 2, and it reaches its 5-unit goal in 67 sessions out of 100. At a $5 unit, that is a $25 goal hit two times in three.
Wide Net: most of the wheel, every spin
Two dozens and two columns on every bet, covering about thirty-two of the thirty-seven numbers, with the biggest stakes on the dozen and column the last number landed in. Most spins return something. Step it up to High and it finished 68 sessions in 100 ahead, with a typical session of 8 units up.
Cycle Breaker: the sniper
The choosiest plan in the app. It watches the dozens and columns for one particular repeating shape, two and two, and bets that it will not carry on. Some sessions it fires twice. Some it never fires at all. At High, its best session finished 33 units up, and 36 up over sixty spins, where it finished 72 sessions in 100 ahead.
Single Dozen and Single Column: the waiting game
They sit out while one dozen, or one column, lands three times running. Then they back the most overdue of the others and raise the stake until it lands. About three bets in thirty spins, and the usual losing session is small: a typical loss of 4 units against a typical win of 5 at Medium. Over sixty spins both finished 71 sessions in 100 ahead.
Press Dozen: playing with the house's money
The opposite of almost every plan you have seen. Press Dozen backs one dozen and raises the stake only after a win. Any loss drops it straight back to one unit. It never chases. It is only ever risking money it has already made, and a profit lock banks part of a good run before the table can take it back.
Its worst session at Medium lost 15 units, the shallowest in the collection, and it needs only about 12 units in front of it. Its best session finished 21 units up. It wins less often than it loses, and that is the design: small, contained losses, and the occasional run of presses that lands big.
Rotation Dozens and Rotation Columns: nothing to wait for
The simplest rhythm in the app. First dozen, then the second, then the third, round and round, a bet on every spin. No signal, no pattern, no decisions. Losses stay close to wins, about one for one, and over sixty spins it finished 56 sessions in 100 ahead and reached its 10-unit goal in 52. It is the perfect plan for learning the app.
Give it an hour
Collection 2 rewards patience. Plans that wait for a signal need spins for the signal to show, and the numbers say so: Six Spot Cycler climbs from 70 to 77 sessions in 100 ahead going from thirty spins to sixty. Cycle Breaker at High from 59 to 72. Single Dozen and Single Column from the high fifties to 71.
Two features make the longer sitting easy:
- Batch lets you type in up to 500 spins you have already watched, newest first. The plans that wait for a pattern see it straight away instead of spending twenty spins learning the table.
- Session Length is a setting on every plan: 30 spins, 60, or unlimited. Pick sixty and the plan plays the session it was measured on.
Every figure here was measured by replaying the plans over real recorded wheel results from 2016 to 2026 that were kept apart when the plans were designed: 6,000 fresh sessions of 30 spins and 6,000 of 60 at every Risk Level. The plans never saw the spins they were tested on. The Collection 2 Strategy Guide has every plan's best, typical and worst session, side by side.
Discipline is built in
Every Collection 2 plan carries the same brakes as Collection 1. A Profit Goal that ends the session when you are ahead by it. A Loss Limit that is on by default, with the last bet sized so a losing session finishes exactly at the limit. And a Bankroll & Risk panel that shows what the plan needs behind it and the biggest single bet it will ever ask for, before a chip goes down. Size It For Me picks the largest unit your bankroll covers, in one click.
Then let the app work the table with you. Table Capture reads each number off the casino screen once you have taught it your table with Stencil Vision. AutoBET places each bet through a saved stencil with real mouse clicks. Analyze Only lets a second plan follow the same spins on paper and stake nothing, so you can watch a Cycle Breaker wait for its moment while a Six Spot Cycler does the work.
From two collections to all of VIPER
Every plan in Collection 2 started life inside VIPER, our full roulette platform, and was trimmed to four or five settings so it plays simply. The engine underneath is VIPER's too: the same session discipline, the same Table Capture, the same AutoBET. So if you like how this app feels, you already know how VIPER feels. It just does a great deal more.
Here is the sum a lot of dozens players end up doing. Both collections together are $45.98 a month. VIPER Monthly is $99.95 and includes both of them, plus:
- Every strategy family: classic progressions, neural strategies trained on real table behaviour, and your own, up to twelve running at once.
- The AI Wizard, which builds any strategy you can describe, or one you saw on YouTube, ready to backtest and play. Twenty generations and ten regenerations every month.
- The Visual Strategy Builder, Dynamic Play, Lightning Mode, full backtesting and the Bankroll Builder.
- Baccarat with the five Generals, and BaccaratNEURAL and every other ViperNEST app.
Not sure yet? Take it for a test drive. One VIPER Day Credit is $5.99 and opens the whole platform for 24 hours, starting when you activate it. Play Collection 2 on Friday, then spend Saturday night with all of VIPER and see what the extra tools do for your game.
Before you sit down
No plan changes where the ball lands, and the house keeps its 2.70% on every spin. A plan changes the shape of a session: how often it finishes ahead, how big a good one gets and how much a bad one costs. The Strategy Guide shows all three for every plan.
- The patient plans carry a rare deep loss. Single Dozen and Single Column raise the stake while they wait, up to 29 units on a single spin at Medium, and their worst sessions went deep. Bring the roughly 73 units the panel asks for, or play them at Low.
- Six Spot Cycler wins small. A typical win of 5 units against a typical loss of 15 at Medium. That is how it finishes ahead so often.
- Press Dozen finishes behind more often than ahead. Its losses are small and capped; its wins come from the runs of presses that land.
Take your seat
Eleven new plans. A front-runner that finished 70 sessions in 100 ahead. A sniper with a 33-unit best session. A press that never chases. A rotation that never makes you wait. Every one measured on spins it never saw, every one with a goal and a stop built in.
VIPER Dozens & Columns Collection 2 is $22.99 a month, and it is included with every VIPER plan. Own Collection 1 already? These are eleven more, and none of them plays like the first eleven.
Get Collection 2, pick your hunter, and give it an hour. When you are ready for the whole platform, a Day Credit gets you a full day of VIPER for $5.99.
— Team Viper