Your tables.
Your way.
Choose the providers and patterns you want to see. Then connect Winnary’s GO button to the matching tables on your preferred site.
The settings you’ll find
inside Winnary.
The same labels, controls and visual styling, with a sample account you can explore here.
Start with General
Open Settings with the gear in Winnary’s header. General contains your provider and pattern filters.
Interactive example · sample counts and links.
Nothing here changes your Winnary account or opens a game.
Settings
Providers 1
Patterns 2
Premium adds more providers and advanced patterns. Both plans include your own links.
For another site, choose a roulette and paste its game link.
WinHUD is the default. You can connect another platform below.
Based on the current Winnary interface · 16 October 2026.
Numbered notes below explain each control.
Keep the providers
that matter to you.
A provider switch controls which provider’s observations appear in your feed. If the platform you use carries Evolution tables, for example, you can keep Evolution on and switch other providers off.
The small count is the number of signals available in that view, not the total number of tables on the provider’s network. No live signals means none are currently available in the view. It does not mean the provider has disappeared.
All restores every provider available to your plan. In the product, your filter preferences are saved to your account; this teaching example does not save them.
Switch Pragmatic off in the example. Its switch changes immediately. Use All to bring it back.
A feed built around
the patterns you understand.
Tick a category to include it. Untick it to hide that category. These filters change what you see; they do not change the underlying results or the odds of the next spin.
Red / Black
Colour groups. For example, an absence of red outcomes.
Odd / Even
Number parity. For example, an absence of odd numbers.
Dozens
Three groups of twelve. 1–12, 13–24 or 25–36.
Columns
The three layout columns. For example, 1, 4, 7 … 34.
High / Low
Two number ranges. Low: 1–18. High: 19–36.
Six lines
Six-number layout groups. For example, the six numbers 1–6.
Wheel sectors
Named parts of the wheel. For example, a Voisins or Tiers observation.
Neighbours
Numbers next to a wheel number. The selected centre and included neighbours matter.
Touches
Touch groups supplied by the feed. Check the named group and its included numbers in details.
Corners
Four-number layout groups. For example, 1, 2, 4 and 5.
Local pattern groups
Other recognised number groups. For example, a named street or line in the supplied feed.
Other patterns
The remaining classifications. Observations that do not match the named categories above.
Zero is not part of the standard red/black, odd/even, high/low, dozen or column groups. For provider-defined groups, inspect the actual included numbers. “Selected-table statistics” is marked Soon in the current interface; it is not an available setting yet.
Your usual site.
The matching table.
Link routing tells Winnary where its GO button should take you. You can use the default WinHUD destination or set a personal destination in either Pro or Premium.
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Choose a reference roulette
Select a table from Winnary’s current catalog. Match both the table name and its provider. In our example: Auto-Roulette · Evolution Gaming.
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Copy that table’s game link
On your preferred site, open that same table and copy its full HTTPS link. Paste it into Game link on your preferred site. A homepage or a link to a different roulette is not a matching reference.
https://example.com/live/evolution/auto-roulette - 3
Select “Connect my links”
Winnary saves your personal reference. Where the link contains a recognisable table name, it can use that structure for other catalog tables. A provider name in the link can also help map a different provider.
ILLUSTRATIVE RESULT FOR A SECOND TABLEhttps://example.com/live/evolution/speed-roulette - 4
Check the destination
In the product, use GO and check that the correct table opens on your chosen site. Your destination is set confirms the saved setting; it does not verify every generated link, your login, or the site’s table availability.
To return to the default destination, choose Use WinHUD. Your personal route belongs to your Winnary account; it does not change other users’ destinations.
Many sites.
One setup principle.
You are not limited to one platform. Compatibility depends on how that site identifies its tables and whether those tables are in Winnary’s catalog. There is no promise that every site or every table will map automatically.
A readable game link
/live/evolution/auto-rouletteA recognisable table name in the path or a query value gives Winnary a template to work with.
A site-specific game ID
/game/847201A number alone does not reveal another table’s ID. The reference link may work while other tables remain unmapped.
The site’s own rules
Table available + signed inA generated link does not bypass sign-in, location restrictions or unavailable games. Use only services lawful and available to you.
What changes with your plan?
| Setting | Pro | Premium |
|---|---|---|
| Provider filters | Evolution & Pragmatic | Also Ezugi, AzeTables & Others, where supplied |
| Pattern filters | Colours, parity, dozens, columns, high/low | Basic + advanced categories shown above |
| Personal link routing | Included | Included |
| Selected-table statistics | — | Coming soon |
Available observations depend on the connected feed and your active access. The in-app guided tour uses examples and leaves your saved filters and routing unchanged.
A few useful checks.
My feed looks empty after changing filters.
Try All for providers and patterns. An enabled category can still have no current signals. Check the feed connection and your plan’s available categories.
Only my reference table opens correctly.
The site may use opaque IDs or an ambiguous link format. Confirm the exact reference table and provider. A different readable reference may help; otherwise use the default destination where a matching table is available. Winnary cannot infer an arbitrary private ID for every site.
Where is the Demo settings tab?
The ordinary product settings show General and Link routing. Synthetic demonstrations belong to the guided tour; they are examples, not live table results.
Do settings make a pattern more likely to win?
No. Filtering changes the view and routing changes the destination. Neither changes independent-spin probabilities. Read Responsible Play for the limits and risks.