Spin Submission Form

Use this form to notify me about spins you want me to analyze for you. You first need an online wheel analysis software account (see www.genuinewinner.com/software.htm)

 

Name:

Email:

Use ONLY the email address you have registered with me (usually the one you used to purchase). Otherwise your request is ignored.

Wheel Name:

Spin Group:

General Information:

Clearly explain exactly what you want me to do with the spins you specify. Also use this field to enter any additional information. Please be short and clear with any requests.

 

Enter the verification text exactly as displayed below:
Verification Code


 

 

 

If you are unsure about how to format the spins, see below:

 

Spin Format 2 (almost always used):

(Used if you CAN segregate/omit spins, or if you CAN predict wheel direction):

When you use format 2, what you are doing is only writing spins that meet a certain criteria - you omit other spins that do not meet the criteria. The format used to submit spins is as follows:

 

(where the ball landed before being picked up and respun),(where the ball landed next)

 

In other words, it is two numbers separated by a comma per line, without spaces.

 

EXAMPLE: If the ball landed on zero, then the croupier spun again and the ball landed on 32, then you would write "0,32" on the first line (European wheel). If the ball was then spun again and the ball landed on 4, on the next line you would have "32,4". On the next spin, if the wheel was spun too fast, you would not include this spin. Consider now the ball lands on 18. If it was then re-spun and it lands on 34, on the next line you would have "18,34", making the three lines:

 

0,32
32,4
18,34

 

So essentially all you're doing is writing down where the ball came to rest on one spin, then separated by a comma, write down where the ball landed next. This is NOTHING to do with the point at which the croupier releases the ball - it is where the ball last landed, and where it landed next.

 

You can also separate spins into direction, so if the ball lands on 32, then the wheel spins clockwise, and the ball lands on 0, the first clockwise spin would be:

 

32,0

 

Now if on the next spin, the wheel spins anti-clockwise. If the ball lands on 2, then the first anti-clockwise spin would be:

 

0,2

 

You repeat this process, and it will give you two sets of spins: one for clockwise, and one for anti-clockwise. You then submit each group independently on the below form.

 

It is usually best to seperate spin directions as above for best results.