Tracking live last spin results

[Alchemist]

Hello to everyone, sorry for my poor english.
I wanted to know if there is a simple way of copying the last 70-80 spins in excel from Evolution roulettes.
I have made a program that finds paterns and proposes to me what to bet (in excel)
But I have to manually type the last 70-80 results for every roulette of Evolution.
Sorry if my question is answered somewhere else.
Thank you in advance.

[HardMan]

Without coding -- the one option is to:

1) take a screenshot, crop it
2) then google for one of image→text online tools .. some work better than others .. -- you'll probably still have to do some manual editing, check that all the numbers are correct
3) finally copy the text & again googling for a tool, replacing space with s new line to get them all onr number per line vertically

Otherwise, the next & quicker step is coding .. get someone to make you a script.

[Alchemist]

Thank you for your answer.
It is far easier and faster to type those numbers in the excel file, especially if you can do it without looking at the keyboard.

[VLS]

Hello @Alchemist.

Please feel free to post an image of your target live spins; it can kick-start the making of a custom OCR-to-Excel script :)

[TwoUp]

This is quite simple to do with tesseract OCR:
https://github.com/tesseract-ocr/tessdoc

There API wrappers for a range of languages and command line tools (even for windoze) as well.

[byzel]

to get the last numbers I use this:
make sure the stats tab is open with the 500 spins showing
f12 to open dev window - choose the frame for the evolution table via the select tool(ctrl+shift+c)
switch to console tab and paste this:

Code Select Expand

function last() {
var I; var s=""; console.clear();
for (I=492;I>0;I--){
try { s+=$("div[data-role='statistics']:nth-child("+I+")").textContent;
s+="\n"; } catch{} }
for (I=15;I>0;I--){
try{ s+=$("div[data-role='recent-number']:nth-child("+I+")").textContent;
s+="\n"; } catch{} }
copy(s); }
last()
the copy(s) will put the numbers in your clipboard, so you can paste it into excel etc.
alternatively use console.log(s); to display the numbers in the open console