How To Read Your Session Reports (And What To Look For)

When a session ends, CCMQuantum generates a report. Most people see the final profit or loss number and close it. But the other numbers in that report are often more useful — they tell you whether your settings are working properly.

The Numbers Worth Paying Attention To

• Total spins watched — how many spins happened during the session, including ones where the bot didn't bet.
• Betting rate — what percentage of spins the bot actually bet on. Very high (over 60%) might mean it's not being selective enough.
• Net result — your profit or loss in your chosen unit. Compare this to your stop-loss and profit target.
• Biggest losing point — the worst your balance got during the session, even if it recovered. Helps you check your stop-loss is set right.
• Why the session ended — profit target, stop-loss, bet limit, or manual? Manual stops are worth noting in your journal.
• Highest bet reached — if you use Pandora, this shows the biggest bet placed. Check it doesn't look unexpectedly high.

Warning Signs To Watch Out For

If the betting rate is consistently above 60%, POUET might be too trigger-happy. If the highest bet reached is always near your maximum, your stop-loss might be too generous. If the session keeps ending because of the losing streak limit, your limits might need adjusting.

Keep your session reports. Even copying the key numbers into a simple spreadsheet — one row per session — will reveal patterns after 10-15 sessions that you'd never spot by looking at each one individually.

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