TickLab

TickLab runs on a simulated market with a fake $1,000 balance. Nothing connects to a real account. Use Manual to place one trade, Auto for rule-based trading, and Builder to design your own rules.

Even/Odd and Rise/Fall win about 50% of the time. Over/Under wins based on the digit you pick (Over 4 is 50%, Over 8 is 10%). Matches wins 10% and Differs 90%. Every payout is set so the average return is 95% of the stake, so over time you lose about 5 cents per dollar staked.

Tap the AI button to open the analyzer. It counts past digits and compares them with the expected percentage. A gap inside the stated range is normal randomness. Even a gap outside it does not make the next digit more likely.

Multiplying the stake after a loss only changes how losses arrive. At $1 with x2, five losses in a row cost $31 and a sixth would need $32 more. Cap the steps, keep a stop loss, and set the stake as a small percent of your balance. The Risk tab shows how many losses in a row you can survive.

Pick a rule, set the threshold, stake, take profit and stop loss, then Start. Presets load common setups. Alternate and Recovery options change which side it trades after a trade or loss, not the odds.

Set the trade type, add purchase conditions (the first true one buys), then set martingale and stop limits. Export gives you a bot file you can save. Paste it back and press Load to restore it.

Practice on Deriv's demo account first. Use a token with only the trade permission, never share it, and set a loss limit you can afford before you start. Never trade money you can't afford to lose.