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			<title>Original Blog Entry: Maxed out on 4&#x27;s</title>
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			<pubDate>Thu, 08 Oct 2026 19:35:49 GMT</pubDate>
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			<description><![CDATA[<p>Midday was: 4-14-24-27-34<br /><br />I can&#x27;t recall this happening before. I&#x27;m glad it happened though because it&#x27;s more proof that anything is possible. Back in the day, actually not that long ago I&#x27;d never have been comfortable maxing out on numbers ending with the same number. I didn&#x27;t even like two numbers ending with the same number. I just had this mental block to it.<br /><br />But you have to try and remember that a number is just a number and all numbers are equal and they are all being bounced around and mixed up so every ball has the chance of being sucked up. It&#x27;s just a weird coincidence that they happen to be all 4&#x27;s. All those 4&#x27;s look unreal but it&#x27;s real. So real that THREE (3) people won midday netting a delicious 18K each.<br /><br />All three of them are most likely quick picks but it would be cool if someone actually chose those numbers. It&#x27;s also possible that one person played those numbers three times. I&#x27;ve been seeing that lately. It&#x27;s a strategic move to maximise your winnings incase you have to share a jackpot.<br /><br />It just occurred to me that just because I had a mental block to certain combinations doesn&#x27;t mean other players don&#x27;t love them. It&#x27;s a big state and so many people play every day. There are people who happily play 1-2-3-4-5 every day.<br /><br />I also had a mental block towards triple consecutives but I read a lottery winner story yesterday and the winner actually selected a triple consecutive 17-18-19 and won big with it.<br /><br />So I guess I have been getting in my way from winning. My mental blocks might have been blocking me from winning.<br /><br />Well, it&#x27;s a new me going forward. I&#x27;m not scared of consecutives anymore. I&#x27;m not scared of numbers ending with the same number anymore. I&#x27;m not scared of all low numbers and all high numbers anymore. I&#x27;m not scared of evenly separated numbers anymore. I&#x27;m not scared of all even or all odd numbers anymore. I&#x27;m not scared of repeat numbers anymore even if they played the day before. I&#x27;m not scared of the number 13 anymore.<br /><br />With all those hang ups no wonder I&#x27;ve never won before. Wait, that&#x27;s not true because most of my plays throughout my Fantasy journey have been QPs. I only recently started actively picking my own numbers due to losing from QPs this whole time so my mental hang ups are not the reason why I haven&#x27;t won.<br /><br />But now that I don&#x27;t have any hang ups maybe things might turn around for me. I will never give up on Fantasy 5. I like seeing those winner stories of older players finally winning. It&#x27;s inspiration to never give up and just keep trying new strategies. When it&#x27;s your time it&#x27;s your time.... &#x5b;&#xa0;<a href="/blogentry/201368">More</a>&#xa0;&#x5d;</p>]]></description>
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