Colour Prediction Loss Calculator per Hour
Type your stake, how many rounds an hour and how many hours. The calculator gives the average cost, how far one real session can swing from it, and how often it ends ahead. It opens on ₹100 a round, 120 rounds an hour, for 90 minutes.
The calculator above is set to a fast hour and a half of colour bets: ₹100 a round, two rounds a minute, 180 rounds in all. It illustrates how colour rounds are commonly described and is not a Shree Win rule. At the time of writing (8 October 2026), Win Go and Trx Win were tiles in the Lottery section of Shree Win’s home page. We opened neither, so we do not know their round lengths or fees. Fill the boxes from your own screen.
Words on this screen
| Word | In plain words |
|---|---|
| Stake | The money you put on one round |
| Rounds an hour | 3,600 divided by the seconds in one round |
| House edge | The share of every stake the game keeps, on average |
| Expected loss | The average cost of a session: stake × rounds × house edge |
| Swing | How far a real session usually lands from that average |
| Ahead | The session returned more than you staked |
The opening session, read
- The illustration keeps 6.90% of every stake, which is ₹7 of every ₹100.
- 180 rounds at ₹100 stake ₹18,000.
- ₹1,242 is the average cost.
- ± ₹1,263 is the typical swing.
- 16% of sessions like this end ahead.
Stakes scale everything. At ₹10 the same session costs ₹124 and swings ± ₹126, and 16% still end ahead.
Why luck fades as the rounds add up
Each round costs the same small slice of its stake, so the cost grows in a straight line with the rounds. Luck grows more slowly, with the square root of the rounds. Early on luck can outweigh the cost. Later the cost outgrows it. Here is ₹100 a round:
| Rounds | Average cost | Typical swing | Cost against swing | Finish ahead |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 10 | ₹69 | ± ₹298 | 0.2 times | 37% |
| 50 | ₹345 | ± ₹666 | 0.5 times | 29% |
| 180 | ₹1,242 | ± ₹1,263 | 1.0 times | 16% |
| 500 | ₹3,450 | ± ₹2,105 | 1.6 times | 5% |
| 1,000 | ₹6,900 | ± ₹2,977 | 2.3 times | 1% |
| 5,000 | ₹34,500 | ± ₹6,656 | 5.2 times | under 1% |
At 180 rounds the cost and the swing are about equal, so luck still has a real say. By 1,000 rounds the cost is more than twice the swing. Very short sessions are bumpy, because wins come in whole rounds: 10 rounds end ahead 37 times in 100 and 20 rounds 39. Over longer stretches the figure drifts down.
Your stake, your hours
This grid shows the average cost of one hour with the opening bet, which keeps 6.90%. For other round lengths, divide 3,600 by the seconds in a round: 30 seconds gives 120 rounds an hour, one minute 60, three minutes 20.
| Stake | 30 rounds an hour | 60 rounds an hour | 120 rounds an hour |
|---|---|---|---|
| ₹10 | ₹21 | ₹41 | ₹83 |
| ₹20 | ₹41 | ₹83 | ₹166 |
| ₹50 | ₹103 | ₹207 | ₹414 |
| ₹100 | ₹207 | ₹414 | ₹828 |
A worked case: ₹20 a round, 30 rounds an hour, 3 hours. That is 90 rounds and ₹1,800 staked, an average cost of ₹124, a swing of ± ₹179, and 25 sessions in 100 ending ahead.
Putting in your own numbers
- On your own screen, find the round length, what each bet pays and any fee.
- In the Start from menu, choose My own numbers. Type the chance of a win as a percentage and what it pays as a multiple of the stake, where even money is 2×.
- Type the fee, your stake, the rounds an hour and the hours.
- If a figure is not shown anywhere, leave ours in and treat the answer as a guess.
What it cannot tell you
It knows nothing of Shree Win’s own games, bonuses or cashback, and it cannot name the next result. The home page has a list titled Winning information. Its title says it lists wins, and we saw no list of losses beside it, so it cannot show how many sessions ended behind. The games guide explains it, and the Wingo odds calculator prices single bets in more detail. The hack guide shows why no predictor works. More tools are on the tools page.
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Common questions
Why does the calculator show 180 rounds when I set 120 rounds an hour?
Because it also asks for hours, and the opening session is an hour and a half. 120 rounds an hour for 1.5 hours is 180 rounds. Change the hours box to 1 and the session becomes 120 rounds, with a lower cost.
Does a smaller stake improve my chance of finishing ahead?
No. A smaller stake shrinks the cost and the swing together and leaves the chance alone. At ₹10 a round the opening session costs ₹124 on average, swings by ₹126, and ends ahead 16 times in 100. At ₹100 it is the same 16 in 100, with ten times the money moving.
What does the typical swing mean?
It is a rough measure of how far a single session lands from the average, above or below. With the opening figures the average is a ₹1,242 loss and the swing is ₹1,263, so one session can land well on either side. It is a guide to the spread, not a limit on it.
Why does the chance of ending ahead fall as the rounds grow?
Because the cost grows in step with the rounds while the swing grows only with their square root. Ten times the rounds makes the cost ten times larger and the swing about three times larger. The cost then sits further out of luck’s reach, and fewer sessions climb over it.
Is ₹1,242 what I will lose in my 90 minutes?
No. It is the average over very many sessions of that size. About 16 in 100 end ahead, and the rest lose, some by far more than ₹1,242. Set a limit you could lose in full, not one based on the average.
Can I use it for Trx Win or a slot?
Only if the game’s own screen states a chance and a payout for each result. We could not read what Trx Win draws, and slots often show no chance per result. If your screen gives none, the calculator has nothing true to work from, and the answer would be a guess.