Thanks for the info. I wondered if the lottery affectionados were actually viewing lottery strategies on Kindle and you have answered the question. Though I don't usually read/purchase lottery books on strategies, for fear someone will accuse me of stealing their stuff for my own ebooks, I've found that you can get that accusation even if you never encountered their stuff, so maybe its time to venture out and see what else is out there. Thanks for your recommendations.

You're welcome. Yes, the lottery aficionados are viewing lottery strategies on Kindle. I find that the only way for me to learn more is to step outside of my own box and see what else is out there. I hope that you find something useful out there.

I also purchased Lottery Pal, Lottery Pocket Book and Lottery Pro Player. Obvisiously english is not the author's original language. Some of it appears to be written in "broken english", with numerous typo's. I have tried to contact the author about several questions I have, but I have gotten no response. So maybe your insight could shed some light on few things that I am not understanding.
    For example (this is a direct quote from Lottery Pro Player): "If the house plays numbers 1 2 3, followed by 2 3 4, the average player out there will rush to the local lottery outlet to play 3 4 5. The reality is that the next number to follow is not 3 4 5. The next number based on that trend is 9 3 0."
The author never states how he arrived at that number! He gives no formula's to figure it out. Then he states: "This however does not mean that 3 4 5, is not going to drop. It will play at the right time. The real question then becomes, when is the right time?" He never answer his own question.
    I guess my main questions are: 1.) After the three numbers in a set drop, is the trend over?
                                                  2.) Can multiple trends be running at the same time?
                                                  3.) How do you know when the trend shifts?
                                                  4.) How do you arrive at the numbers in a set? (secret formula?)

The author states that he wil explain how he arrived at the numbers in later chapters, and then he never does. Maybe it's just me, but alot of the info seems very confusing. Again, If you could shed some light on the author's work, it would be greatly appreciated!

I believe that what he is saying about the 123 and 234 is that most people's inclination is to assume that the trend will follow and 345 will certainly drop because it seems so obvious at first glance. Such is often not the case.

As far as trying to figure out how he arrives at the numbers I don't know how he does it. What I am concentrating on is how the numbers work together. What I have been doing is observing how some of the numbers from the sets do fall in different states within days of each other. The Search Past Results tool here on LP can help you see the history for sets of numbers and what groups tend to travel together. Because they do fall in different states there must be some relation between the numbers in the sets that travel together.

I think I remember reading that when you see 3 numbers hit in a set the trend is in place, not that its over.

Yes, multiple trends can run together. If you are familiar with excel you could probably set up a spreadsheet to see which trend(s) are active by having the numbers automatically highlight when they hit.You will know when the trend shifts when the numbers start to hit and highlight in the other sets. Again, the tools on LP will help you see this also.

The information may sound confusing at times but in order to see how the numbers are hitting you have to figure out some way you can actually see what the trends are. I have been doing this and going over the information to get a better understanding of what the author is saying.

I have been looking at the 4 digit numbers for my state and quite a few have hit already. I am in the observation stage of the information that is in the book thinking about how to use it to my advantage.

Stick with it by tracking the hits in the various sets, you will soon be able to use the information to your advantage.

Teleblue
The calculations are done based on actual trends. Please refer to Lottery Pro Play, Chapter 7, Figure 4. Those groups move together. They are like circle. The rotation continues. You can check those through every state. You can go back as far as one hundred years.
I can work on any game. I will answer your questions. Write me for detailed explanation without calling names.
All the best and thanks for your support.

Teleblue
Please look @ Lottery Pro Player, Chapter 7, Figure 4G. NJ played (353) exactly as I stated in the book. I gave reasons why. The trends are already worked out for you to win consistently. They all move in tandem. It could continue in any of the columns.
The book produced at least 23 pick 4 winnings in NY alone in July.
You will understand it better by cross checking them through past results.
I explained it in Lottery Pal as well. You cannot find a better method out there. I do this because so many lose. I can work on the Australian/English Fixed Odds (pools) too.
Thank you so much.

I Have Hit Using The Lotto Pocket Book Trends, Mid 3/19/12 and Mid/Eve 4/1/12 (No April Fooling There). I Developed My Own Lil System By Using The Lottery Pal & Lotto Pocket Book Because, The Calculations Talked About Don't Really Show Themselves. If Someone Has The Excel Skills To Do The Automatic Highliting LottoChica23 Talked About I'd Be Willing To Share What I've Come Up With

I have bought Eze Ugbor's book Fantasy five formula recently. I understood the trends and tandems of numbers however I dont understand the Excel spreadsheets. He used numbers to explain the trends but the numbers from 1 to 39 are not in sequence on all three spreadsheets he used in this book. My question is: is there a reason why he did not use the numbers in sequence and why the numbers in the three spreadsheets are in different order although the numbers are from 1 to 39 (Maryland Match 5). As far as it concerns the rest of the book I dont understand it at all. I hope someone can shed some light.
Thank you
Tony K.