A system that generates only straight hits with few numbers to play !!

To all those system designers on LP, i know that there are a lot of you who can do amazing systems, as i've read some posts here, i was wondering if you guys could come up with a straight system for pick 3 or pick 4 that generates only straight hits, but with 5 numbers to play. I would be willing to buy the system, as i know your time must be precious. I've read a lot of posts and some of you give alot of numbers to play, it would cost alot to play them every day to get a straight hit.

Thank you very much !

Welcome to the club Botip. That's exactly what everyone here is trying to do. Hit straight while playing the fewest numbers possible.

 My advice would be to track everything, hits and skips, sums, roots, odd, even, low, high numbers. Also ABC (low, medium,high groupings). Go back and read old forum posts. There are plenty of systems and info, just do a search for it.

 Experiment with things, find something that works for you in your state. If you want to win in the lottery games you have to work for it like anything else. It's not easy, it takes a long time, but you will develope your own methods and systems.

 Good luck, have fun and enjoy it.

Thanks for the advice  grwurston !

Good Advice   

ive yet to meet a person on here to hit straight

Well then you need to open your eye's and look. It happens everyday.

If you really want to hit a straight, then work hard at it, instead of waiting for someone to just give it to you.

I have a system to win straight.

Build a time machine.

Great Advice 

Great advice, especially "what works for your state" while performing everything in grwurston 2nd paragraph.

You  are not looking in the  right places  try Predictions for straight  hit. And stick with that person.

Here's a way that might improve your odds:

Keep track of the 5 most overdue, first digits.

Then pick 5 random 'back' pairs to put with the first digits.

You could of course track the 5 most overdue last digits, and randomly pick 5 front pairs, too.

To make things a little less random, avoid the last most recent 20 Front or Back pairs that have hit.

Select from the other 80 pairs that have not hit.

  I would like to add one more thing. I use graph paper to track everything. It keeps everything neat and orderly. The chart I

  use the most looks like this.  11 X 17 Inch paper works best and gives room for adding more things later if you want. 

  Date/Day/###/Sum/SLD/2E-2O/2L-2H/ ROOTS/LOW-MED-HIGH/3E-3O/3L-3H/LowSum/HighSum/ Sums 10 thru 18/DBL/

  ABC By Position/ ABC Pairs

  ### is the drawn number. Everything to the right of SLD, I just put an X in each box when it hits. The ABC By Position I 

   write  ABC in the order it was drawn. A = 0,1,2  B=3,4,5,6 C= 7,8,9.  ABC pairs would be 2 #s from A,B, OR C. SLD is

   sum last digit. I use black ink for single digit numbers and red for doubles. You can also highlite numbers with consecutive

   digit  pairs, series  numbers, clean or dirty numbers, or anything else you want. On the LOW-MED-HIGH column if there

   are 2 numbers in a  group I will  circle the X.  With this chart you can really see what the numbers are doing, where they

   are trending, and what to play and when. Once you learn the frequencies of different things it will help even more.

   I also use a skip and hit chart and a sums only chart. Good Luck!!!

>I use black ink for single digit numbers and red for doubles.

Ha!  So do I!  That's funny.

I have had hardly anyone to talk to about number/ lottery games through the years, but now that I'm here and reading what others are doing, I'm finding many similarities with my methods, sometimes the same terminology (oddly enough!), othertimes different terminology.

I also use graph paper, have for 20 years. 

Now, what is a "skip" chart?

as an example for skip chart...take just one position in the three digit game...position one...

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

now all numbers will be in differnet patterns...say 0 is hot and 9 is cold...in a 100 game time period

the 0 may have skips like....8  5  3  0  2  5  8  15  4  2  0  5  9  15  2  5  7  3  8

the 9 may have skips like    10  15  13  20  5  2   10  13  2  15  14

you can see the 0 has more '0' skips then the 9,

while the 9 has more '10' skips than the 0...

generally a skip chart tallies up the different "skips"  over any specified time range...

this helps give an indication of the trends of differnt numbers...

skip charts are hard to make by hand and time consuming, but i have done it for some numbers and it has paid out...only a skilled programmer can make one using Javascript, or VBA...and the program is not easy too write...but easy to run...