
How to create your first Custom Bet in TableSync
How to create your first Custom Bet in TableSync. A friendly guide to turn a virtual board layout into a reusable practice setup.
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Create, name, organise and reuse virtual layouts without rebuilding them each time. Explore 20 friendly guides and choose the question that matches your next step.


How to create your first Custom Bet in TableSync. A friendly guide to turn a virtual board layout into a reusable practice setup.
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How to name Custom Bets so you can find them later. A friendly guide to use short, descriptive names that explain the layout.
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When to save a roulette practice layout. A friendly guide to save the arrangement once it is clear, checked and worth repeating.
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How to edit a saved Custom Bet. A friendly guide to adjust chip values or placements without creating confusion.
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When duplicating a Custom Bet saves time. A friendly guide to copy a useful base layout before testing a variation.
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How to tidy old Custom Bets. A friendly guide to remove layouts that no longer help and keep the useful list short.
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How to organise a growing Custom Bets library. A friendly guide to group layouts by purpose, board area or practice session.
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How to identify the Custom Bets you actually use. A friendly guide to notice which saved layouts return to your sessions and keep them easy to reach.
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How to build a simple flat-stake practice layout. A friendly guide to use consistent virtual chip values to make comparison easier.
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How to test a variation without changing the original layout. A friendly guide to duplicate the setup and change one part at a time.
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What to record about a saved roulette layout. A friendly guide to note the purpose, chip values and the change you want to observe.
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How to compare two Custom Bets. A friendly guide to use the same starting balance and session length where possible.
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How to use ready-made layouts as a starting point. A friendly guide to open the layout, understand every placement and adjust it for practice.
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How to avoid a Custom Bets list full of duplicates. A friendly guide to check existing names and layouts before saving another copy.
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How to keep a multi-chip Custom Bet readable. A friendly guide to limit the denominations and use a clear naming pattern.
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How to reset the board after using a saved layout. A friendly guide to clear the current placement before opening the next setup.
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A smooth Custom Bets workflow from idea to review. A friendly guide to build, check, save, place, review and refine.
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A practical naming system for saved roulette layouts. A friendly guide to combine the purpose and main board area in a short label.
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How to review your Custom Bets library each month. A friendly guide to keep the useful layouts, archive ideas elsewhere and remove clutter.
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Use Custom Bets to learn the board faster. A friendly guide to repeat a clear layout until the controls and placement areas feel familiar.
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