RESULT HISTORY · CHART READING GUIDE
Colour Prediction Chart: How to Read Results & History
Learn to read a colour prediction chart with Sagar Club. Understand round IDs, digits, colours and Big or Small labels without confusing past results with future predictions.
The sample below is a fixed illustration, not a live result feed. A chart shows completed outcomes; it does not establish the next result.
Colour Prediction Chart — Quick Links
What Is a Colour Prediction Chart?
A colour prediction chart records completed rounds. Depending on the interface, a row may show a round identifier, result digit, colour, size category and time.
Use it to review a specific outcome or understand the game’s mapping. A chart alone does not show which picks you made, how many coins you used or the settlement of your own account.
For the wider overview, visit Sagar Club or read the game guide.
Example Colour Prediction Result Chart
These ten made-up rows demonstrate how to read the format. The example IDs are labels only. Newest is shown first.
| Example round | Digit | Colour | Size |
|---|---|---|---|
| EX-110 | 3 | Green | Small |
| EX-109 | 8 | Red | Big |
| EX-108 | 5 | Green + Violet | Big |
| EX-107 | 0 | Red + Violet | Small |
| EX-106 | 7 | Green | Big |
| EX-105 | 4 | Red | Small |
| EX-104 | 1 | Green | Small |
| EX-103 | 6 | Red | Big |
| EX-102 | 9 | Green | Big |
| EX-101 | 2 | Red | Small |
Read the first row: EX-110 has result 3. Three is Green and Small. It is the newest row in this example, not a forecast for another round.
How to Read a Colour Prediction Chart
- Check the room and order.
Confirm which room the chart covers and whether the newest result is at the top or bottom. Do not mix different room histories.
- Find the round identifier.
Use the ID to locate a particular completed round. Compare like-for-like records rather than relying on a row’s position.
- Read the result digit.
The digit is the basis for the colour and size categories in the format explained here.
- Check the colour and size.
Remember that 0 and 5 belong to two colours. Small covers 0–4, while Big covers 5–9.
- Check your own history separately.
A public result chart is not your account statement. Use your pick history to compare your selection, coin amount and displayed settlement.
Quick Colour & Size Reference
| Category | Digits |
|---|---|
| Green | 1, 3, 7, 9; also 5 with Violet. |
| Red | 2, 4, 6, 8; also 0 with Violet. |
| Violet | 0 and 5. |
| Small | 0, 1, 2, 3 and 4. |
| Big | 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9. |
These are the rules explained in the Sagar Club reference format. Check the rules displayed in the live game if its interface differs.
Do Streaks or Patterns Predict the Next Result?
Streaks describe what has already happened. They do not, on their own, establish what happens next.
Repeated colours
Several Green results can appear together. Their appearance is not proof that a Red result must follow.
Alternating colours
A Red–Green sequence may look regular, but a few alternating outcomes do not establish a rule for future draws.
Small samples
Ten or twenty results can show an uneven mix. A short sample does not need to match long-run proportions exactly.
Independent draws
If draws are independent, past outcomes do not change the next draw’s probabilities. A chart alone cannot verify a live system’s independence.
Be cautious about screenshots or paid “signals” presented as guaranteed predictions.
Common Chart-Reading Mistakes
- Confusing row order: check where the newest result appears.
- Mixing rooms: make sure the chart and your selection refer to the same room and round.
- Ignoring shared colours: 0 is Red and Violet; 5 is Green and Violet.
- Treating history as a wallet record: result history does not show your personal coin balance.
- Chasing a missing colour: an outcome that has not appeared recently is not automatically due.
- Trusting an unexplained screenshot: check its source, round IDs and whether rows have been omitted.
Explore the Format With Practice Coins
The free practice demo shows a result digit, matching categories and recent practice history. It runs independently of live game results.
Practice coins have no cash value. Use the demo to understand the interface, rather than as a test of a guaranteed strategy.
What If a Result Does Not Match Your Record?
Check the room, round ID and whether the displayed round is complete. Compare the chart with your own pick history and the rules shown in the game.
If it is still unclear, contact customer support with the relevant round identifier and a description. Hide personal details in screenshots and never share passwords or verification codes.
Colour Prediction Chart — Frequently Asked Questions
Is the chart on this page live?
No. The EX-labelled rows are a fixed illustrative example, not a live result feed.
What does a result digit mean?
It determines the colour and size categories under the rules shown here. For example, 3 is Green and Small.
Why does 0 or 5 show two colours?
In this format, 0 is both Red and Violet, while 5 is both Green and Violet. Shared-colour picks can have different settlement rules.
Can a chart guarantee the next colour?
No. A record of past results does not establish the next outcome or validate a guaranteed prediction claim.
Is result history the same as my pick history?
No. Result history lists completed outcomes. Your pick history records your own selections and any associated settlement.
Why are the newest results sometimes shown first?
Interfaces use different ordering. Check the round IDs, timestamps and labels before comparing rows.
Where can I try reading practice results?
Use the free practice demo. Its locally generated results are separate from any live game.
Where can I find the full Sagar Club guides?
Visit Sagar Club for game rules, account guides and safety information.