Pivot 3

[WannaWin]

This strategy was being sold in Australia some time ago now and the seller claims it was his original material. The original Pivot system I saw was posted on the Net some two years ago.

So whose strategy is it. Well to be quite honest with you I don't know. They both have their merits.

The Pivot is without doubt the simplest, most powerful method of playing winning roulette yet devised. The Pivot, used as directed, will bring you out a certain winner.

THE ODDS OF NUMBER PLAY:
Roulette Wheels of the kind used in Australia and most other countries, contain 37 numbered pockets.
Therefore on each spin of the wheel there are 37 possibilities of an outcome.

A bet placed on a number is in fact a 36/1 chance, it having 1 chance of winning and 36 chances of losing. However, it's here that the casino gains it's small advantage, by paying odds of 35/1 rather than the true odds of 36/1.

To play the numbers and win, you must have a plan that selects and bets on numbers that win at least once in every 35 spins. The Pivot does this with ease.

HOW THE PIVOT EVOLVED:
The Pivot selects and bets on numbers which have just won. These are followed until they win or for 37 spins, whichever comes first. The following explanation reveals both why selections are made this way and more importantly, why they win.

For the purpose of this explanation, numbers which win twice or more during a cycle of 37 spins are "HOT NUMBERS", those which win once are "AVERAGE NUMBERS" and those that don't win at all are "COLD NUMBERS".

As there are 37 numbers on a Roulette Wheel, a complete cycle consists of 37 spins. This being the exact number of spins required to give each number the chance to win once.

The Pivot evolved from the close examination and testing of almost 20,000 of these cycles. It was found that Roulette numbers do not win in an orderly fashion such as once in every 37 spins.

Instead numbers are constantly moving through periods of being hot, cold and average. Hot numbers will often win many times during a cycle of 37 spins, while cold numbers may not win for a hundred spins or more. However, there was some order found amongst this constantly changing pattern.

THE DISCOVERY:
Results showed that on average each cycle of 37 spins, is won by just 22 of the 37 numbers (59.45%).

With at least half of these 22 numbers, winning twice or more. While this group of 22 numbers is constantly changing as numbers move through periods of being hot, cold and average, it does at any one time, contain all of the hot and average numbers.

This indeed was a stunning discovery, for it meant that 50% of all winning numbers are hot numbers, which can be relied upon to win again quickly. While the remaining 50% are average numbers which will often win again within 37 spins.

The logic behind The Pivot suddenly became obvious. By selecting only numbers which have just won, all of our selections must be either hot or average numbers. Then by following these numbers until they win or for 37 spins whichever comes first, each number is given it's full chance to win.

While losses on numbers which have gone cold are contained.

THE RULES OF THE PIVOT:

Rule 1.
When you are ready to begin play, record the number that wins the next spin at the top of your scorecard. This number is your first selection.

Rule 2.
Bet 1 unit per spin on this number until it wins, or for 37 spins, whichever comes first.

Rule 3.
When your first selection wins or has been followed for 37 spins, your second selection becomes the next number spun. Simply continue in this way for as long as you wish to play.

STAKING THE PIVOT:
A bank of 200 units is recommended. Example: If you wish to bet $2 per number (Which is mostly the minimum bet in Australia ), per spin, your bank should be $400. (200 X $2 = $400)

[topcat888]

In all probabilty the bet I use is not new.  (NOT PIVOT)  All I know my bet is profitable to play. 

Professor, what is that wining bet that you use for profitability..??

[topcat888]

10 times better ~ thats a tall order..! 

Might have to pass on that one...

[Jeromin]

By that theory, flat betting on the last 18 numbers would win more that 50% of the time, right?

[nonk21]

I've been testing this system out manually in RX, up to about 4000 spins, it has an amazing hit rate so far, I'm up almost 500 units, gonna keep testing. .

[freestyler]

Hey, somkething abous this system?

[hermes]

Looks like this is different Pivot strategy. I was already thinking about that one for long time. Bet just fresh new number because it could come soon twice. Mostly come 24 single numbers and 12 repeaters in 36 spins what is exactly 1/3 law but more of the time comes 13-14 repeats instead of 12.
The classic Pivot waits for twin and than bets flat for 36 or 37 spins for win or loss. If next number gets twice during betting you bet that one also. It is like twins chain betting. Sometimes you bet even 4 twins. Most of the time you get home as a winner.
I was thinking what would improve the chance of repeats. One strategy will be to wait for ca. 10-12 spins where no repeat comes and than the first repeat is trigger to bet.
The last 18 numbers flat bet for 18/36 spins could work also because they would come more often, replacing the 1/3 sleepers.
Hermes

[jrhelp007]

Can you run a sample on how to use PIVOT 3 using actual numbers from a single zero Roulette?

Thanks,

John

[col1879]

It is fine when numbers repeat regularly and early on, but when you run into a game that has 20 unique numbers in a row, one repeat, then atleast 6 or 7 uniques more in a row, then you are in trouble.  By that stage you cannot catch up all the bets you have already placed.  eg after 20 unique numbers you are down 210, you win a profit of between 15 and 35 depending on what number repeats, then the following bets of 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26 etc all add up to put you way in the minus of around 350 or more.  When you win it's good but the bad runs of long unique numbers are impossible to catch up sometimes.

[medo]

It is fine when numbers repeat regularly and early on, but when you run into a game that has 20 unique numbers in a row, one repeat, then atleast 6 or 7 uniques more in a row, then you are in trouble.  By that stage you cannot catch up all the bets you have already placed.  eg after 20 unique numbers you are down 210, you win a profit of between 15 and 35 depending on what number repeats, then the following bets of 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26 etc all add up to put you way in the minus of around 350 or more.  When you win it's good but the bad runs of long unique numbers are impossible to catch up sometimes.

Very true.

[medo]

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