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BELOW IS AN EXTRACT FROM MY BOOK 'WINNING LOTTERY LINES'
It is said that any line of 6
random numbers stands exactly
the same chance of being draw in any
lottery as any other line of 6 random numbers. The odds for any line of
6 numbers to be drawn in a 49 numbered lottery is always 1 in 13,983,816.
Is this absolutely true?
There are two ways that the lottery could be drawn:-
- One way would be to have each of the
13,983,816 combinations written out on a strip of paper. The draw would simply be the random
extraction of one strip of paper bearing six numbers.
- The other way is the present way. (i.e.
drawing each ball separately)
If the draw was made the
first way then indeed the odds of any combination is exactly the same as
any other. There would be no value in any statistical analysis. However, as the
balls are drawn separately, then there is an opportunity to analyse and exploit
the situation. Let me show you something:-
Take the numbers 10, 20, 30
and 40. These are lottery numbers which are known in mathematics as the base
tens series. When the first ball is drawn in any lottery of 49 numbers then the
odds of getting one of the ‘tens’ is 4 in 49. If one of them is drawn then the
odds of getting another is 3 in 48. You will note that the odds change. And this is the point - here we have a system
where odds are meant to be the same and unchanging but clearly we have a
situation where we can observe odds changing.
At this point don’t worry if
you have difficulty in grasping this concept. You are in good company. Whilst
valuable use of statistical reasoning is made every day in many industries
there are a few professional mathematicians
who state that “because of the many anomalies in statistics, the concept of
statistical reasoning is very unsound.”
Take another example which
is a clincher!
There are 593,775 ways of
arranging 6 numbers out of the numbers 1 - 30.
There are 13,983,816 ways of
arranging 6 numbers out of the numbers 1 - 49.
This means that there should
be a sequence out of the numbers 1 -30 drawn approximately every 24 weeks.
(i.e. 13,983,816 divided by
593,775. This is 23.55)
However if every sequence
shares the same odds, then why does this usually not happen? It does happen, in
fact but it is very rare, only being recorded twice in five years. Therefore it
is in only 0.1% of the time, since the beginning of all 20th Century
lotteries have winning jackpot lines had their largest number being less than
30. This is incredible! Most mathematicians believe that every possible line
has the same equal chance of being drawn. My researches show that instead of
there being a 4.25% chance of numbers within the range of 1 – 30 there are only
0.1%. This is nearly 43 times fewer. Clearly this is not an “equality” situation.
There seems to be a situation
here which we can exploit to our advantage.
However, the main thrust of
my argument for examining different sequences of numbers is the concept of
‘entropy’. The Oxford English Dictionary states entropy “…as a measure of the
degree of disorder or randomness in the system…” which I interpret to mean:
“Out of order, chaos and randomness always ensues.”
Take the following example of
a small container with the bottom half being salt and the top half being
pepper. This is an ordered situation. Now shake the container and it
immediately changes to a grey amorphous mix. Shake it for as many million years
as you wish and an ordered situation will never appear again.
This is the motive behind
this book. From the ordered start position of the lottery balls they can rarely
appear drawn in an ordered sequence. It follows that if one identifies order in
one’s own selection, then you should seriously consider choosing a more random
sequence!
As we progress through the
book you will find other important logical instances demonstrated to your
satisfaction. These we can exploit.
-5-
CHART 1.
UK 2007 SATURDAY RESULTS
ANALYSIS OF LOTTERY NUMBERS DIVISIBLE
BY 2
WEEK LOTTERY NUMBERS DRAWN TOTAL NUMBER OF TIMES PER WEEK IN YEAR
No. IN WEEK 0 1 2 3 4 5 6
1 15 25 29 35 39 40 1 X X X X X
2 05 08 12 20 28 48 5 X X X X X
3
04 07 26 28 39 49 3
X X X X X
4 04 15 21 23 24 38 3 X X
X X X
5 13 17 39 46 47 49 1
X X X X
6 22 26 38 39 41 42 4 X X X X
7 06 18 40 43 47 49 3 X X X X
8 05 18 26 34 42 49 4 X X X
9 01 05 11 19 28 36 2 X X X
10 01 09 16 34 38 41
3 X X
X
11 01 09 14 20 43 44 3 X X X
12 09 14 26 28 30 45
4 X X
13 03 35 39 42 44 48 3 X X
14 23 24 30 31 33 37 2 X
15 13 16 23 29 36 49 2 X
16 14 20 21 30 41 46 4 X
17 11 17 24 28 41 47 2 0 7 11 16 13 4 0
18 04 33 34 38 39 49 3
19 03 06 09 12 40 43 3
20 17 19 20 32 36 48 4
21 03 15 19 24 28 34 3
22 01 10 33 35 38 43 2
23 02 03 23 33 40 46 3
24 08 17 33 41 43 45 1
25 06 12 19 25 31 41 2
26 10 11 17 34 38 46 4
27 16 22 28 30 33 35 4
28 15 27 35 37 38 39 1
29 03 10 21 25 29 49 1
30 04 18 22 27 44 48 5
31 12 23 25 26 34 49 3
32 06 10 11 19 22 46 4
33 02 12 26 32 37 47 4
34 07 13 17 33 40 42 2
35 03 27 34 41 42 48 3
36 04 10 20 24 39 49 4
37 03 07 12 21 25 36 2
38 03 12 15 18 30 31 3
39 01 09 10 11 16 49 2
40 05 06 18 22 24 38 5
41 07 11 12 36 38 39 3
42 04 15 25 27 33 40 2
43 06 08 10 13 22 32 5
44 03 10 22 25 31 49 1
45 05 11 13 18 25 35 1
46 11 16 20 22 27 46 4
47 01 14 25 37 39 47 1
48 12 24 33 36 39 42 4
49 04 06 10 11 24 33 4
50 12 22 25 43 46 49 3
51 11 13 14 16 21 44 3
52 04 13 23 28 30 32 4
-95-
CHART 43.
CANADIAN LOTTO RESULTS 2007
ANALYSIS OF ‘LUCAS’ LOTTERY NUMBERS
WEEK LOTTERY NUMBERS DRAWN TOTAL NUMBER OF TIMES PER WEEK IN YEAR
No. IN WEEK 0 1 2 3 4 5 6
1 19 20 33 43 45 47 1 X X X
2 01 02 03 19 25 41 2 X X X
3 24 40 45 47 48 49 1 X X X
4 06 09 17 20 22 40 0 X X X
5 10 13 24 27 37 39 0 X X X
6 08 13 23 37 41 42 0 X X X
7 13 20 31 36 43 46 0 X X
8 04 06 15 33 38 40 1 X X
9 03 21 27 37 43 44 1 X X
10 09 18 28 37 42 49 1 X X
11 13 21 23 27 28 34 0 X X
12 01 13 19 26 32 46 1 X X
13 04 09 16 32 37 41 1 X X
14 10 12 23 26 35 37 0 X X
15 06 15 22 26 41 49 0 X X
16 17 29 33 43 45 49 1 X X
17 03 19 20 23 35 38 0 X X
18 01 23 26 28 33 40 1 X X
19 05 07 13 27 45 47 2 X X
20 08 16 33 37 40 42 0 X
21 06 17 29 32 36 47 2 X
22 08 16 19 32 40 46 0 X
23 10 20 25 41 44 46 0 X
24 03 15 31 33 43 48 1 X
25 07 20 24 37 43 49 1 X
26 06 12 25 43 45 47 1 X
27 10 19 25 31 37 40 0 X
28 10 27 33 38 40 49 0 19 27 6 0 0 0
29 09 10 22 29 38 41 1
30 01 05 17 32 39 45 1
31 09 17 18 20 41 49 1
32
01 17 23 34 37 49 1
33 02 12 32 34 38 48 0
34 09 19 31 35 39 42 0
35 11 17 18 28 31 46 2
36 03 08 16 20 24 25 1
37 09 39 40 43 46 48 0
38 05 08
12 15 39 47 1
39 09 19 26 29 39 45 1
40 05 15 30 35 41 48 0
41 01 26 30 32 39 47 2
42 07 08 13 26 32 35 1
43 12 13 17 34 40 47 1
44 08 23 33 40 46 49 0
45 03 13 14 17 20 42 1
46 14 17 27 41 47 48 1
47 01 10 25 27 30 36 1
48 16 21 31 40 43 45 0
49 02 09 11 22 35 45 1
50 03 11 32 34 44 48 2
51 08 17 30 36 40 47 1
52 07 13 16 24 35 42 1
-96-
Have a look at CHART 43 above:-
As you can clearly see this
Chart shows that there were no weeks in the year where there were 3, 4, 5
or 6 ‘Lucas’ numbers present. So, to be on the
safe side, the logical conclusion we are drawn to is:-
WHEN CHOOSING A LINE OF
FUTURE LOTTERY NUMBERS ENSURE THAT
THERE ARE NEVER 4, 5
OR 6 ‘LUCAS’ NUMBERS PRESENT.
Just to remind you - the
‘Lucas’ series of numbers within the Lottery range are :-
1, 3,
4, 7, 11,
18, 29 and 47.
If you happen to choose as
your line of FUTURE lottery numbers the following:-
4, 5,
11, 18, 29
& 47 then these would not be
acceptable a 5 of them are ‘Lucas’ numbers. (i.e. 4, 11,
18, 29 &
47). You would need to choose a fresh set of numbers or substitute two
of the ‘Lucas’ numbers.
-97-
There are many other sets of
numbers that we could analyse. Not all of them are as obvious as the ones used
in this book. To be honest, the Fibonacci and Lucas series were getting towards
being in the realms of an order/chaos description. There are literally scores
of sequences of numbers that can be represented by a formula. These are the polynomial
formula. Their sequences are so complicated that they can not be viewed as being ordered. Therefore
there is no value in analysing them. So we have reached the end of our
analysis.
Overleaf I have listed the
policies discovered throughout this book. If you find the task of checking too
daunting then you should purchase my computer program:-
Randomness Checking Program for Lottery
Numbers. You can purchase it direct
from the web-site - www.lotteryhelp.com
It is obtainable in 6 from 49
numbers; 6 from 50 numbers; 6 from 54
numbers or 6 from 59 numbers.
It does all the checking for
you in a fraction of a second! It even has the facility to choose a set of
numbers for you and then it checks even that!
-98-
When choosing a line of your
FUTURE lottery numbers you should ensure:-
They are not either all odd or
all even.
That 5 or 6 of them are not
exactly divisible by 3.
That 5 or 6 of them are not
exactly divisible by 4.
That 5 or 6 of them are not
exactly divisible by 5.
That 4, 5 or 6 of them are
not exactly divisible by 6.
That 4, 5 or 6 of them are
not exactly divisible by 7
That 4, 5 or 6 of them are
not exactly divisible by 8
That 3, 4 or 5 of them are
not exactly divisible by 9.
That 3 or 4
of them are not exactly divisible by 10.
That 3 or 4
of them are not exactly divisible by 11.
That 3 or 4
of them are not exactly divisible by 12.
That 3 of them are not exactly divisible by 13.
That 3 of them are not exactly divisible by 14.
That 3 of them are not exactly divisible by 15.
That 3 of them are not exactly divisible by 16.
That 4, 5
or 6 of them are not in the units
series.
That 5 or 6
of them are not in the tens series.
That 5 or 6
of them are not in the twenties series.
That 5 or 6
of them are not in the thirties series.
That 5 or 6
of them are not in the forties series.
That 5 or 6
of them are not in the prime series.
That there are never 4 or 5
of them ending in ‘1’
That there are never 4 or 5
of them ending in ‘2’
That there are never 4 or 5
of them ending in ‘3’
That there are never 4 or 5
of them ending in ‘4’
That there are never 4 or 5
of them ending in ‘5’
That there are never 4 or 5
of them ending in ‘6’
That there are never 4 or 5
of them ending in ‘7’
That there are never 4 or 5
of them ending in ‘8’
That there are never 4 or 5
of them ending in ‘9’
That when you add them together
they never total less than 82 or more than 253.
That the standard deviation
value of the set is never less than 5 or more than 20.
That the first number
is within the range of
1 – 24.
That the second number is
within the range of 2 - 40.
That the third number is
within the range of 3 - 45.
That the forth number is
within the range of 12 - 47.
That the fifth number is
within the range of 14 - 48.
That the sixth number is within
the range of 25 - 49.
(After the differences between
the numbers have been calculated and arranged in ascending order) Then ensure :-
That the difference between
the first and second number is within
the range of 1 - 5.
That the difference between
the second and third number is within the range of 1 - 7.
That the difference between
the third and
forth number is within the range of 1 - 9.
That the difference between
the forth and fifth number
is within the range of 3 - 12.
That the difference between
the fifth and
sixth number is within the range of
6 - 17.
That the difference between
the sixth and first number is within the range of 10 - 31.
That 5 or 6 of them are not
‘squared’ numbers.
That 4, 5 or 6 of them are
not in the ‘Fibonacci’ series.
That 4, 5 or 6 of them are
not in the ‘Lucas’ series.
(Remember to adjust your
selections to include the advice given on page 47.)
The above policies are
guidelines only. No guarantee of success in any Lottery/Lotto game is implied
or promised. Adhering to the guidelines is entirely at the gamer’s own risk.
-99-
Now that you have ploughed
your way through these pages you are now in a position to make full use of the
benefits which ought to be clear to you. There are basically three ways in
which to make your stake work better in the lottery:-
• Firstly, you just place one
or two lines on by yourself whenever you want bearing in mind to check the
validity of your selections as per the advice given in this book. Whilst we
believe you now have an increased chance of some sort of win the odds for a
large sum are still very high. If you’re serious in gaming with the lottery
then you should consider staking as much as you can afford to lose without
caring for any loss. This may put you in the category of the next sort of
gamer.
• Secondly, you create a
small syndicate. This must be done on a formal basis with strict rules
etc. Your local lottery company will give you free advice as to how to proceed.
Each member of the syndicate should be
supplied with a copy of a SYNDICATE AGREEMENT. With this small
syndicate you might consider placing about 8 lines weekly or multiples of 8.
Our advice is to cover as many numbers as possible.
• Thirdly, you create a large
syndicate at your place of employment, club, family, community etc.
Mathematically the minimum size of plan in this category would consist of 49
lines. This plan ensures that each number is covered exactly the same number of
times (i.e. 6) and each line is checked through the SCHNEIDER SOFTWARE
RANDOMNESS CHECKING PROGRAM. This plan ensures that the first number drawn
is featured in six lines. (Write to me if you are interested to purchase the
Plan)
Before using any of these
Plans you should check how your staking has fared over the past few months.
This will put you on a
position to compare your success rate with any plan acquired from SCHNEIDER
SOFTWARE. Remember to ensure that each member of your syndicate, including
yourself, does not invest more than they are prepared to lose without
caring for the loss! This is most
important!
In order to purchase the book go to:-
http://www.strategicpublishinggroup.com/title/WinningLotteryLines.html
BELOW IS AN EXTRACT FROM MY BOOK 'WINNING LOTTERY LINES'
It is said that any line of 6
random numbers stands exactly
the same chance of being draw in any
lottery as any other line of 6 random numbers. The odds for any line of
6 numbers to be drawn in a 49 numbered lottery is always 1 in 13,983,816.
Is this absolutely true?
There are two ways that the lottery could be drawn:-
- One way would be to have each of the 13,983,816 combinations written out on a strip of paper. The draw would simply be the random extraction of one strip of paper bearing six numbers.
- The other way is the present way. (i.e. drawing each ball separately)
If the draw was made the
first way then indeed the odds of any combination is exactly the same as
any other. There would be no value in any statistical analysis. However, as the
balls are drawn separately, then there is an opportunity to analyse and exploit
the situation. Let me show you something:-
There are 13,983,816 ways of
arranging 6 numbers out of the numbers 1 - 49.
This means that there should
be a sequence out of the numbers 1 -30 drawn approximately every 24 weeks.
(i.e. 13,983,816 divided by
593,775. This is 23.55)
There seems to be a situation
here which we can exploit to our advantage.
However, the main thrust of
my argument for examining different sequences of numbers is the concept of
‘entropy’. The Oxford English Dictionary states entropy “…as a measure of the
degree of disorder or randomness in the system…” which I interpret to mean:
“Out of order, chaos and randomness always ensues.”
Take the following example of
a small container with the bottom half being salt and the top half being
pepper. This is an ordered situation. Now shake the container and it
immediately changes to a grey amorphous mix. Shake it for as many million years
as you wish and an ordered situation will never appear again.
This is the motive behind
this book. From the ordered start position of the lottery balls they can rarely
appear drawn in an ordered sequence. It follows that if one identifies order in
one’s own selection, then you should seriously consider choosing a more random
sequence!
As we progress through the
book you will find other important logical instances demonstrated to your
satisfaction. These we can exploit.
-5-
CHART 1.
UK 2007 SATURDAY RESULTS
ANALYSIS OF LOTTERY NUMBERS DIVISIBLE
BY 2
WEEK LOTTERY NUMBERS DRAWN TOTAL NUMBER OF TIMES PER WEEK IN YEAR
No. IN WEEK 0 1 2 3 4 5 6
1 15 25 29 35 39 40 1 X X X X X
2 05 08 12 20 28 48 5 X X X X X
3
04 07 26 28 39 49 3
X X X X X
4 04 15 21 23 24 38 3 X X
X X X
5 13 17 39 46 47 49 1
X X X X
6 22 26 38 39 41 42 4 X X X X
7 06 18 40 43 47 49 3 X X X X
8 05 18 26 34 42 49 4 X X X
9 01 05 11 19 28 36 2 X X X
10 01 09 16 34 38 41
3 X X
X
11 01 09 14 20 43 44 3 X X X
12 09 14 26 28 30 45
4 X X
13 03 35 39 42 44 48 3 X X
14 23 24 30 31 33 37 2 X
15 13 16 23 29 36 49 2 X
16 14 20 21 30 41 46 4 X
17 11 17 24 28 41 47 2 0 7 11 16 13 4 0
18 04 33 34 38 39 49 3
19 03 06 09 12 40 43 3
20 17 19 20 32 36 48 4
21 03 15 19 24 28 34 3
22 01 10 33 35 38 43 2
23 02 03 23 33 40 46 3
24 08 17 33 41 43 45 1
25 06 12 19 25 31 41 2
26 10 11 17 34 38 46 4
27 16 22 28 30 33 35 4
28 15 27 35 37 38 39 1
29 03 10 21 25 29 49 1
30 04 18 22 27 44 48 5
31 12 23 25 26 34 49 3
32 06 10 11 19 22 46 4
33 02 12 26 32 37 47 4
34 07 13 17 33 40 42 2
35 03 27 34 41 42 48 3
36 04 10 20 24 39 49 4
37 03 07 12 21 25 36 2
38 03 12 15 18 30 31 3
39 01 09 10 11 16 49 2
40 05 06 18 22 24 38 5
41 07 11 12 36 38 39 3
42 04 15 25 27 33 40 2
43 06 08 10 13 22 32 5
44 03 10 22 25 31 49 1
45 05 11 13 18 25 35 1
46 11 16 20 22 27 46 4
47 01 14 25 37 39 47 1
48 12 24 33 36 39 42 4
49 04 06 10 11 24 33 4
50 12 22 25 43 46 49 3
51 11 13 14 16 21 44 3
52 04 13 23 28 30 32 4
-95-
CHART 43.
CANADIAN LOTTO RESULTS 2007
ANALYSIS OF ‘LUCAS’ LOTTERY NUMBERS
WEEK LOTTERY NUMBERS DRAWN TOTAL NUMBER OF TIMES PER WEEK IN YEAR
No. IN WEEK 0 1 2 3 4 5 6
1 19 20 33 43 45 47 1 X X X
2 01 02 03 19 25 41 2 X X X
3 24 40 45 47 48 49 1 X X X
4 06 09 17 20 22 40 0 X X X
5 10 13 24 27 37 39 0 X X X
6 08 13 23 37 41 42 0 X X X
7 13 20 31 36 43 46 0 X X
8 04 06 15 33 38 40 1 X X
9 03 21 27 37 43 44 1 X X
10 09 18 28 37 42 49 1 X X
11 13 21 23 27 28 34 0 X X
12 01 13 19 26 32 46 1 X X
13 04 09 16 32 37 41 1 X X
14 10 12 23 26 35 37 0 X X
15 06 15 22 26 41 49 0 X X
16 17 29 33 43 45 49 1 X X
17 03 19 20 23 35 38 0 X X
18 01 23 26 28 33 40 1 X X
19 05 07 13 27 45 47 2 X X
20 08 16 33 37 40 42 0 X
21 06 17 29 32 36 47 2 X
22 08 16 19 32 40 46 0 X
23 10 20 25 41 44 46 0 X
24 03 15 31 33 43 48 1 X
25 07 20 24 37 43 49 1 X
26 06 12 25 43 45 47 1 X
27 10 19 25 31 37 40 0 X
28 10 27 33 38 40 49 0 19 27 6 0 0 0
29 09 10 22 29 38 41 1
30 01 05 17 32 39 45 1
31 09 17 18 20 41 49 1
32
01 17 23 34 37 49 1
33 02 12 32 34 38 48 0
34 09 19 31 35 39 42 0
35 11 17 18 28 31 46 2
36 03 08 16 20 24 25 1
37 09 39 40 43 46 48 0
38 05 08
12 15 39 47 1
39 09 19 26 29 39 45 1
40 05 15 30 35 41 48 0
41 01 26 30 32 39 47 2
42 07 08 13 26 32 35 1
43 12 13 17 34 40 47 1
44 08 23 33 40 46 49 0
45 03 13 14 17 20 42 1
46 14 17 27 41 47 48 1
47 01 10 25 27 30 36 1
48 16 21 31 40 43 45 0
49 02 09 11 22 35 45 1
50 03 11 32 34 44 48 2
51 08 17 30 36 40 47 1
52 07 13 16 24 35 42 1
-96-
Have a look at CHART 43 above:-
As you can clearly see this
Chart shows that there were no weeks in the year where there were 3, 4, 5
or 6 ‘Lucas’ numbers present. So, to be on the
safe side, the logical conclusion we are drawn to is:-
WHEN CHOOSING A LINE OF
FUTURE LOTTERY NUMBERS ENSURE THAT
THERE ARE NEVER 4, 5
OR 6 ‘LUCAS’ NUMBERS PRESENT.
Just to remind you - the
‘Lucas’ series of numbers within the Lottery range are :-
1, 3,
4, 7, 11,
18, 29 and 47.
If you happen to choose as
your line of FUTURE lottery numbers the following:-
4, 5,
11, 18, 29
& 47 then these would not be
acceptable a 5 of them are ‘Lucas’ numbers. (i.e. 4, 11,
18, 29 &
47). You would need to choose a fresh set of numbers or substitute two
of the ‘Lucas’ numbers.
-97-
There are many other sets of
numbers that we could analyse. Not all of them are as obvious as the ones used
in this book. To be honest, the Fibonacci and Lucas series were getting towards
being in the realms of an order/chaos description. There are literally scores
of sequences of numbers that can be represented by a formula. These are the polynomial
formula. Their sequences are so complicated that they can not be viewed as being ordered. Therefore
there is no value in analysing them. So we have reached the end of our
analysis.
Overleaf I have listed the
policies discovered throughout this book. If you find the task of checking too
daunting then you should purchase my computer program:-
Randomness Checking Program for Lottery Numbers. You can purchase it direct from the web-site - www.lotteryhelp.com
It is obtainable in 6 from 49
numbers; 6 from 50 numbers; 6 from 54
numbers or 6 from 59 numbers.
It does all the checking for
you in a fraction of a second! It even has the facility to choose a set of
numbers for you and then it checks even that!
-98-
They are not either all odd or
all even.
That 5 or 6 of them are not
exactly divisible by 3.
That 5 or 6 of them are not
exactly divisible by 4.
That 5 or 6 of them are not
exactly divisible by 5.
That 4, 5 or 6 of them are
not exactly divisible by 6.
That 4, 5 or 6 of them are
not exactly divisible by 7
That 4, 5 or 6 of them are
not exactly divisible by 8
That 3, 4 or 5 of them are
not exactly divisible by 9.
That 3 or 4
of them are not exactly divisible by 10.
That 3 or 4
of them are not exactly divisible by 11.
That 3 or 4
of them are not exactly divisible by 12.
That 3 of them are not exactly divisible by 13.
That 3 of them are not exactly divisible by 14.
That 3 of them are not exactly divisible by 15.
That 3 of them are not exactly divisible by 16.
That 4, 5
or 6 of them are not in the units
series.
That 5 or 6
of them are not in the tens series.
That 5 or 6
of them are not in the twenties series.
That 5 or 6
of them are not in the thirties series.
That 5 or 6
of them are not in the forties series.
That 5 or 6
of them are not in the prime series.
That there are never 4 or 5
of them ending in ‘1’
That there are never 4 or 5
of them ending in ‘2’
That there are never 4 or 5
of them ending in ‘3’
That there are never 4 or 5
of them ending in ‘4’
That there are never 4 or 5
of them ending in ‘5’
That there are never 4 or 5
of them ending in ‘6’
That there are never 4 or 5
of them ending in ‘7’
That there are never 4 or 5
of them ending in ‘8’
That there are never 4 or 5
of them ending in ‘9’
That when you add them together
they never total less than 82 or more than 253.
That the standard deviation
value of the set is never less than 5 or more than 20.
That the first number
is within the range of
1 – 24.
That the second number is
within the range of 2 - 40.
That the third number is
within the range of 3 - 45.
That the forth number is
within the range of 12 - 47.
That the fifth number is
within the range of 14 - 48.
That the sixth number is within
the range of 25 - 49.
(After the differences between
the numbers have been calculated and arranged in ascending order) Then ensure :-
That the difference between
the second and third number is within the range of 1 - 7.
That the difference between
the third and
forth number is within the range of 1 - 9.
That the difference between
the forth and fifth number
is within the range of 3 - 12.
That the difference between
the fifth and
sixth number is within the range of
6 - 17.
That the difference between
the sixth and first number is within the range of 10 - 31.
That 5 or 6 of them are not
‘squared’ numbers.
That 4, 5 or 6 of them are
not in the ‘Fibonacci’ series.
That 4, 5 or 6 of them are
not in the ‘Lucas’ series.
(Remember to adjust your
selections to include the advice given on page 47.)
The above policies are
guidelines only. No guarantee of success in any Lottery/Lotto game is implied
or promised. Adhering to the guidelines is entirely at the gamer’s own risk.
-99-
Now that you have ploughed
your way through these pages you are now in a position to make full use of the
benefits which ought to be clear to you. There are basically three ways in
which to make your stake work better in the lottery:-
• Firstly, you just place one
or two lines on by yourself whenever you want bearing in mind to check the
validity of your selections as per the advice given in this book. Whilst we
believe you now have an increased chance of some sort of win the odds for a
large sum are still very high. If you’re serious in gaming with the lottery
then you should consider staking as much as you can afford to lose without
caring for any loss. This may put you in the category of the next sort of
gamer.
• Secondly, you create a
small syndicate. This must be done on a formal basis with strict rules
etc. Your local lottery company will give you free advice as to how to proceed.
Each member of the syndicate should be
supplied with a copy of a SYNDICATE AGREEMENT. With this small
syndicate you might consider placing about 8 lines weekly or multiples of 8.
Our advice is to cover as many numbers as possible.
• Thirdly, you create a large
syndicate at your place of employment, club, family, community etc.
Mathematically the minimum size of plan in this category would consist of 49
lines. This plan ensures that each number is covered exactly the same number of
times (i.e. 6) and each line is checked through the SCHNEIDER SOFTWARE
RANDOMNESS CHECKING PROGRAM. This plan ensures that the first number drawn
is featured in six lines. (Write to me if you are interested to purchase the
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Before using any of these
Plans you should check how your staking has fared over the past few months.
This will put you on a position to compare your success rate with any plan acquired from SCHNEIDER SOFTWARE. Remember to ensure that each member of your syndicate, including yourself, does not invest more than they are prepared to lose without caring for the loss! This is most important!
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