To steal a phrase from sputnik, this is the "march" of the next in line.

It is based on a simulation of 3.7m spins.

So, what is it? In a fixed set of 37 spins, we know the probability is high for some repeaters; this information can be useful for betting "hot" numbers within that set. Even if a number only hits twice, it is hotter than the majority. The march shows, according to what has hit, what should hit next.

The probability cascades from the top down. So, the first outcome of the cycle is most likely to hit twice than any other, followed by the second outcome and the third. We can observe a standard march like this until a "cross over", where a certain number has a higher probability of hitting for a third time than some other number does for hitting a second time. In that case, the march model may not be exactly the same as what is envisioned in theory.

This march can help to hone your selection for repeat numbers or law of the third or even to create some effective GUT-like bet; for example, with the cross overs there are moments when it is wiser to look further back up the cycle for your next bet as oppose to always selecting from the last eight or ten or twelve.

Outcome	Hits
1	2
2	2
3	2
4	2
5	2
6	2
7	2
8	2
9	2
10	2
11	2
12	2
13	2
14	2
15	2
16	2
17	2
18	2
19	2
1	3
20	2
2	3
21	2
3	3
22	2
4	3
23	2
5	3
24	2
6	3
7	3
25	2
8	3
26	2
9	3
27	2
10	3
11	3
28	2
12	3
29	2
13	3
30	2
14	3
15	3
31	2
16	3
1	4
17	3
2	4
32	2
18	3
3	4
19	3
4	4
33	2
5	4
20	3
6	4
21	3
7	4
34	2
22	3
8	4
9	4
23	3
10	4
24	3
11	4
35	2
25	3
12	4
13	4
26	3
14	4
1	5
27	3
15	4
2	5
16	4
3	5
36	2
28	3
17	4
4	5
29	3
5	5
18	4
6	5
19	4
7	5
30	3
20	4
8	5
9	5
21	4
31	3
10	5
22	4
11	5
23	4
32	3
12	5
24	4
1	6
13	5
2	6
14	5
33	3
25	4
3	6
15	5
4	6
26	4
16	5
5	6
17	5
6	6
27	4
7	6
34	3
18	5
8	6
19	5
28	4
9	6
10	6
20	5
29	4
11	6
21	5
12	6
1	7
22	5
35	3
30	4
2	7
13	6
3	7
23	5
14	6
4	7
31	4
15	6
24	5
5	7
16	6
6	7
25	5
7	7