Four Spins to Win System – By Robert Eaton

Rules:

1. Track thirty-three consecutive spins of the wheel until only twenty numbers (or less) have hit in
those thirty-three spins (I.E. There are at least seventeen numbers that remain un-hit).

1.1. If in thirty-three spins more than twenty numbers have come out (I.E. there are less than 17 un-
hit numbers), you continue spinning and re-tracking the previous thirty-three spins until rule
Number One becomes true.

2. Once bets are placed (as per rule 1 of “When to Bet” below), you then finish out the set of thirty-
three spins you have already tracked, all the way to spin thirty-seven (bets are left on the table for a
total of four spins of the wheel).

3. After you have spun the wheel for the 37th time, if you haven’t won, that betting session is over and
you re-track the previous set of thirty-three spins until rule one is true again. (rule one should
automatically be true when a loss occurs).

When to Bet:

1. You place your bets anytime Rule One is true.

Where to Bet:

1. You bet on all the un-hit numbers in the set of thirty-three spins you have tracked.

How Much to Bet:

1. Bet Amount is based on this formula: (if you didn’t download the calculator)

1.1 If the user has the option “start form last loss until win” turned on, then the formula would
look like this: (amount bet on each number *36) - (amount bet on each number * number of numbers
bet on)+previous losses since the start of playing)) = profit on a win - if this amount is less than the user
input of “minimum acceptable profit” increase “amount bet on each number” by 1 unit until “profit on
a win” is greater than the user input of “minimum acceptable profit”.

1.2 If the user has the option “start from last loss until win” turned off, then the formula would look
like this: (amount bet on each number * 36) – (amount bet on each number *number of numbers bet
on) + previous losses since the start of that betting session)) = profit on a win - if this is amount is less
than the user input of “minimum acceptable profit” increase “amount bet” by 1 until “profit on a win” is
greater than the user input of “minimum acceptable profit”.

So here is the formula in action:

User says the minimum acceptable profit is: 5 units

Rule one is true, so bets can now be placed. In this example let’s say rule one is true because there are
17 un-hit numbers. The formula now figures out how much to put on those 17 numbers like this:

(1*36)-(1*17)+0))=19 – the amount to profit is greater than 5 so it places one unit on those 17 numbers.
(the formula always starts with 1 as the amount to bet on each number and works its way up). Let’s say
we lose this bet, the formula now calculates again how much to put on each number

(1*36)-(1*17)+17))=2 – the amount to profit is less than 5 so it increases the “amount to bet on each
number” by one unit.

(2*36)-(2*17)+17))=21– the amount is greater than 5 so it places 2 units on the 17 unhit numbers.