Understanding Alerts1 min read

How alerts work

Every Gambloze alert is built from the same two numbers. A Crash Value, the multiplier you care about, and a Streak Count, how many rounds in a row have to land at or below that value before you get notified.

The rule, exactly

The rule is always: has the crash value landed at or below your threshold for this many consecutive rounds. If you set a Crash Value of 2.00 and a Streak Count of 5, the alert fires once 5 rounds in a row have each crashed at or below 2.00x. One round above that value and the count resets to zero.

The Settings tab showing Crash Value and Streak Count inputs side by side
Configuring a threshold

One setting per game instance, two channels

You set one Crash Value and Streak Count for each game instance you are tracking, and you set them separately for Onsite alerts and for Telegram alerts, both from the same Settings tab on that game's Alert card. That means you can, for example, ask for a gentler onsite alert and a stricter Telegram one on the same table.

What this is not

This is a plain threshold check, not a prediction. It does not know what the next round will do, it only tells you what already happened. See Onsite alerts vs Telegram alerts for how the two channels behave differently once a rule is met.

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