X[B,O,O,M] - Trust the plan!! Pick 5 FL/NY/TX/VA and MMPrev TopicNext Topic

• JeetKuneDoLotto

  

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  I made some combinations for these FOUR states.  Compare with your workouts.

  In this example I will be using the same four gaps that I derived from a top quad.  Verify these gaps with your on quad digging.

  In this example X=17.

  B=3

  O=6 and

  M=0

   

  A good way to time this method is by skips out.  Smaller skips have higher overall distributions than smaller skips over time.

  In the following states the skip, (meaning games out, or games missing) are as follows.

  FL -3 games

  NY - 7 games

  TX - 1 game

  VA - 10 games

  Mega Millions - 3 games

  The following lines are standard based on these gaps.  Gaps and Deltas essentially represent the same thing.  I suppose it is just a matter of preference, but when I say gaps it is like saying "how many numbers are between 17 and 18"?  There or NO numbers between 17 and 18 and thus gap 0. I am not considering fractions irrational or imaginary numbers.  When I say deltas, that is saying "What is the DIFFERENCE between 17 and 18?" which is 1.  I suppose it was always easier for me to use gaps of 0 (instead of deltas of 1), because in my mind it simpler and more "true" so to speak.  Also I very much use Fibonacci sequence numbers and arrangements in my combinations, and if i use Deltas, then i cant have my favorite fibonacci number "0"  Why is it my favorite? 

  By distributions Gap 0, (also known as Neighboring pairs in GH terminology) and skip 0, (also known as double hitters, or repeaters or repetitions or series) ALWAYS have the highest distribution of hits and thus "occur" the most.

  Aside from the fact that some people come to my thread and start posting there own fallacious math and comments such as

  Simple formula for gaps is N2-N1(1st gap)

  That is a fallacy.  The simple formula for DELTA is N2-N1.  And only when number is arranged in ascending order and NOT draw order.  (Like some other fallacious stuff that people post.)

  Like it says in the LOTTERY BIBLE -  "No advice is always better than bad advice."

  That being said the resulting combos for these states and games are,

  17[0,6,6,3] equals 17-18-25-32-36
  17[3,6,6,0] equals 17-21-28-35-36
  17[3,0,6,6] equals 17-21-22-29-36
  17[6,6,0,3] equals 17-24-31-32-36
  

  Of course there are more ways to arrange the gaps, and if i had a pick 4 play card in front of me, i would know if it is 6 way or 12, or whatever,

  but it essentially amounts to a two power number wheel, where the Alpha number and the Omega number are the same.  The best way to get results from a "wheel" like this is to cross reference with a DSH to see how the other numbers corresponding to the defined gaps are performing in terms of their skips (aka games out).  Generally it will work best when the 17 is at ANY bottom, or at flag, or adjacent, or at repetition or just generally in a downstroke.

  I am considering 17 as it is looking very good in MM and NY and FL (seen clearly by skip), and because... MahQ.

  So lets see how this works, and if you are playing MM this Friday, and you want to try something new, then give it a whirl. 

  You could always substitute your own gaps or four favorite numbers or whatever, but just remember I derived these gaps from a top quad, using software, many moons ago, and thus the mathematics behind the quad should be sound.  Now we just have to hope its in phase.

  Good luck,

  Where we go one...we go all.
  

   Trust the plan!  [BOOM]

  lol

  
• JeetKuneDoLotto

  

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  17[0,6,6,3] equals 17-18-25-32-36
  17[3,6,6,0] equals 17-21-28-35-36
  17[3,0,6,6] equals 17-21-22-29-36
  17[6,6,0,3] equals 17-24-31-32-36

   

   

   

  NY- Friday Result (06-21-19 ) 10 - 17 - 25 - 30 - 34  =   10[6,7,4,3] 
  

  We got two of the four gaps correct, but the wrong Alpha entry point. 

  All on hands on deck. 

  Power up!  [#17]  in the kill box!!!!  Look for the repeat and/or QR/DS.   ↓ 

  Have you entered the place where the snow is stored? Or have you seen the storehouses of hail, Which I hold in reserve for times of trouble, for the day of  battle and war?  JOB 38:22 HCSB
  
• JeetKuneDoLotto

  

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  Anybody playing the 17?  I missed a JP by one number and ten days.  Very frustrating.

  Honestly I prefer gaps of 0  and  1.  I used to call it binary at times.

  Where one is a NP.   If you play   X[0,0,?,?]  Then you effectively cover a gap zero and gap 1.

  So if you were to play 17  18  19,  then  that covers the 17,18 gap 0  the 18 19 gap 0  and the 17 19 gap 1.

  It is away of simplifying and filtering down your number selections.     It works very good when you think a TRIAD is due.

  Of course you have to guess the correct triad.

  I hate to play without doing a workout, but I decided to put my money where my mouth was, and played the following combination.

  10-17-18-22-29. 

  So this was 10[6,0,3,6].

  And guess what?  I won!!!

  That is not one of the gap arrangements that I recommended above but when you are designing your wheel/combinations, it is a good idea to do some trial and error measuring of gaps to see what fits best.  Of course i did not do any measuring as it was an impulse buy.

  I will post my winner shortly.

  P.S.  I went to change my signature, and that little lifesaver is a real lifesaver!!

  Have you entered the place where the snow is stored? Or have you seen the storehouses of hail, Which I hold in reserve for times of trouble, for the day of  battle and war?  JOB 38:22 HCSB