Looking for help to understand Gail Howard's Hot Cold bias tracker

Great that you have the book, I can just reference the page then.

I am pretty much stuck right now on page 44, the first 3 paragraphs, which has to do with the games out section.

Take for instance paragraph 3: I don't understand what she means by when I don't see any 03 skips represented in the last 5 drawings, I may want to play all the numbers that are currently out 03 games.

How do I know which numbers are out 03 games?

Hi,

It's my first post to the forum (Hi to all! )  and I am here because I recently began reading The Lottery Master Guide book by Gail Howard. 

I am currently reading about the Hot and Cold Bias Tracker with games out of view chart and I find this one to be a bit confusing. I got most of it down, (took me almost a month) but am having a spot of difficulty towards the end in understanding how something is worded in the book.

Is there anyone out here who understands how the chart works in full?

Thanks.

Great that you have the book, I can just reference the page then.

I am pretty much stuck right now on page 44, the first 3 paragraphs, which has to do with the games out section.

Take for instance paragraph 3: I don't understand what she means by when I don't see any 03 skips represented in the last 5 drawings, I may want to play all the numbers that are currently out 03 games.

How do I know which numbers are out 03 games?

PERDUE thank-you for stepping in with the links! : )

On page 56 is a Drawings Since Hit Chart. She explains this chart on pages 53-54. This is where the "Games Out" numbers come from. I don't have the software so I set this up using graph paper. I'm not sure what game(s) you play but if it's for MM or PB I found some really long graph paper at Staples. Anyway I list the numbers along the top of the page (horizontal) and list the date of the drawing down the left side (vertical)  For the numbers that hit I put a red X and for the rest of the numbers I keep a count  in pencil (look at her chart) When a number hits it gets an X and then in the following game if it misses it gets a 1 and so on 'till it hits again. 

So for example if you look at line 53 The numbers that hit were 03-16-17-22-23  To find the number of games out you look at the numbers above the ## signs.  03 was out 2 games, 16 was out 3 games, 17 was out 2 games,  22 was out 0 games, and 23 was out 2 games

Look at her chart on page 42.   If you notice in the last 5 lines of the games out there are no 04 skips. So you would want to play numbers that have been out 4 games. To do this you would look at your Drawings Since Hit Chart (the last line entered) and any number with a 4 would be the numbers you would include in the numbers you play.

If you notice in the lottery games a number will tend to repeat itself from the previous game. What she's saying in the first two paragraphs (page 44) is that if you notice that NO number has repeated itself in the last few games then you would take a closer look at the numbers from the last drawing because more than likely ONE of them will show up in the next drawing. On the other hand if in the last few drawings  two or more numbers HAVE repeated  then more than likely the next drawing will have NO repeats. In this case you would look at the last drawing and NOT play any of these numbers.

When reading this book I found that sometimes I had to re-read what she was trying to say a few time before I really understood it. Also if she refers to the charts in the book it really does help to take a look and follow along.

I hope I haven't totally confused you.

PERDUE thank-you for stepping in with the links! : )

On page 56 is a Drawings Since Hit Chart. She explains this chart on pages 53-54. This is where the "Games Out" numbers come from. I don't have the software so I set this up using graph paper. I'm not sure what game(s) you play but if it's for MM or PB I found some really long graph paper at Staples. Anyway I list the numbers along the top of the page (horizontal) and list the date of the drawing down the left side (vertical)  For the numbers that hit I put a red X and for the rest of the numbers I keep a count  in pencil (look at her chart) When a number hits it gets an X and then in the following game if it misses it gets a 1 and so on 'till it hits again. 

So for example if you look at line 53 The numbers that hit were 03-16-17-22-23  To find the number of games out you look at the numbers above the ## signs.  03 was out 2 games, 16 was out 3 games, 17 was out 2 games,  22 was out 0 games, and 23 was out 2 games

Look at her chart on page 42.   If you notice in the last 5 lines of the games out there are no 04 skips. So you would want to play numbers that have been out 4 games. To do this you would look at your Drawings Since Hit Chart (the last line entered) and any number with a 4 would be the numbers you would include in the numbers you play.

If you notice in the lottery games a number will tend to repeat itself from the previous game. What she's saying in the first two paragraphs (page 44) is that if you notice that NO number has repeated itself in the last few games then you would take a closer look at the numbers from the last drawing because more than likely ONE of them will show up in the next drawing. On the other hand if in the last few drawings  two or more numbers HAVE repeated  then more than likely the next drawing will have NO repeats. In this case you would look at the last drawing and NOT play any of these numbers.

When reading this book I found that sometimes I had to re-read what she was trying to say a few time before I really understood it. Also if she refers to the charts in the book it really does help to take a look and follow along.

I hope I haven't totally confused you.

To Perdue,

I am not using any software and I am curious as to what it does, do you have it?

I believe I understand how to chart the skips, but looking at your response I am questioning whether I have it correct. Your saying the last drawing (drawing that just happened) is to be counted as 00? I thought that whatever the current numbers are, the game before is labled 00? Perhaps we view it differently, but can I give an example as I understand it from the book?

Most of the charts I have read in the book work with the numbers having the current draw date at the top of the chart. However for this chart the numbers are reversed with the draw dates flipped over so that the most current draw date appears at the bottom and the oldest draw date is towards the top.

Lets say for example Jan 11 numbers were 8,12,26,30,31

If I were adding into my chart these numbers, I would be tracking backwards starting with Jan 10 to look for the last time number 8 had hit. Say the number 8 occurred in Jan 10th's drawing. That would be considered games out of 00. Am I correct on this? 

Jan 10 (2,8,11,20,22) I would be considered 00

Jan 9 would be considered 01

Jan 8 would be considered 02

Jan 7 would be considered 03

Regarding the skips due tracker chart: I did not get too far into this chart because I was stuck on Games Out Of View, but I must say the way it's worded in the book with a number 6 and heading, I intitally thought it was a seperate chart. Upon reading a bit further, I realized that this chart was related to the Games Out Of View chart. I'm still trying to understand other parts of the Games Out Of View Chart. I will post these concerns once I decipher through the initial confusion.

To Perdue,

I am not using any software and I am curious as to what it does, do you have it?

I believe I understand how to chart the skips, but looking at your response I am questioning whether I have it correct. Your saying the last drawing (drawing that just happened) is to be counted as 00? I thought that whatever the current numbers are, the game before is labled 00? Perhaps we view it differently, but can I give an example as I understand it from the book?

Most of the charts I have read in the book work with the numbers having the current draw date at the top of the chart. However for this chart the numbers are reversed with the draw dates flipped over so that the most current draw date appears at the bottom and the oldest draw date is towards the top.

Lets say for example Jan 11 numbers were 8,12,26,30,31

If I were adding into my chart these numbers, I would be tracking backwards starting with Jan 10 to look for the last time number 8 had hit. Say the number 8 occurred in Jan 10th's drawing. That would be considered games out of 00. Am I correct on this? 

Jan 10 (2,8,11,20,22) I would be considered 00

Jan 9 would be considered 01

Jan 8 would be considered 02

Jan 7 would be considered 03

Regarding the skips due tracker chart: I did not get too far into this chart because I was stuck on Games Out Of View, but I must say the way it's worded in the book with a number 6 and heading, I intitally thought it was a seperate chart. Upon reading a bit further, I realized that this chart was related to the Games Out Of View chart. I'm still trying to understand other parts of the Games Out Of View Chart. I will post these concerns once I decipher through the initial confusion.

I am going to need some time to try and absorb this information. As of right now based on your examples, I am getting some of it but am missing a lot of it. 

I know now that I have to move towards another chart on page 56 (Drawings Since Last Hit) and I still have not learned how to do the skips due chart yet. Looking at these charts is bringing more questions on the horizon, questions at this point I don't feel that I am educated enough on the system to ask just yet.

What I will ask you is that it appears that there are now 3 charts working together on this. They are the Games Out Of View/Skips Due and Drawings Since Last Hit. Is this true?

I will be asking you in the future to explain your post as currently your examples confused me somewhat.  

I will post again soon. Need to rest my weary head.

the last drawing (drawing that just happened) is to be counted as 00?

 Correct!!

can I give an example as I understand it from the book?

Go for it.

However for this chart the numbers are reversed with the draw dates flipped over so that the most current draw date appears at the bottom and the oldest draw date is towards the top.

Lets say for example Jan 11 numbers were 8,12,26,30,31

If I were adding into my chart these numbers, I would be tracking backwards starting with Jan 10 to look for the last time number 8 had hit. Say the number 8 occurred in Jan 10th's drawing. That would be considered games out of 00. Am I correct on this?     Correct!!

Jan 10 (2,8,11,20,22) I would be considered 00

Jan 9 would be considered 01

Jan 8 would be considered 02

Jan 7 would be considered 03

 Correct!!    Correct!!