This glossary is for people who keep hearing the same table-reading words without being sure what they actually mean. The goal is not to sound advanced. The goal is to make the language usable.
The main road that records resolved Player and Banker results as columns of circles. It is the base structure for everything else.
Secondary roads that judge the geometry of the Big Road rather than directly naming Player or Banker.
An early derivative road that reacts to whether the Big Road is preserving a consistent shape.
A later derivative road that gives another structural opinion, often treated as steadier confirmation.
The latest of the common derivative roads and another way to evaluate structure agreement versus disorder.
A run of the same winning side continuing down one Big Road column.
The moment the winning side changes and a new Big Road column begins to the right.
A tied hand. On many roads it decorates the existing result rather than forming a new main circle.
The feel of how the shoe is moving, including pace, repetition, hesitation, and transition.
The visual shape of the road: how columns, turns, and repeated patterns are organizing themselves.
A table behavior that keeps expressing the same kind of structure without obvious disruption.
A phase where the shoe appears to be changing personality and can become harder to trust.
A messy or low-agreement phase where the board may be too inconsistent to respect confidently.
A shorthand label for the kind of shoe structure the table currently resembles, such as dragon-like or more mixed.
Comparing the current shoe prefix to past shoes to see whether the table resembles older structures.
The app's combined interpretation of structure, rhythm, memory, and current shoe behavior.