/blogentry/22798 Fibonacci's Blog: Random Grid System en-us Lottery Post RSS Generator /blogentry/22798#c24903 /blogentry/22798#c24903 Thu, 05 Jun 2008 19:59:57 GMT Fibonacci oops my apologies...the thing took so long to upload..I left it alone..it did not post....

]]> Fibonacci /blogentry/22798#c24900 /blogentry/22798#c24900 Thu, 05 Jun 2008 17:39:44 GMT pacattack05 The grid is all in your head. Just imagine lines going up, and lines going horizontally. Then just put numbers in the little itty bitty boxes.

]]> pacattack05 /blogentry/22798#c24899 /blogentry/22798#c24899 Thu, 05 Jun 2008 16:17:14 GMT colthmn yeah, where is the beef?

]]> colthmn /blogentry/22798#c24898 /blogentry/22798#c24898 Thu, 05 Jun 2008 15:48:17 GMT Shawn67 Uh, sounds great, but where is the grid??

]]> Shawn67 /blogentry/22798 /blogentry/22798 Thu, 05 Jun 2008 13:57:24 GMT Fibonacci This is a grid of random numbers. The first column was randomly egenerated, then teh order of the numbers is successively randomized in the next 10. columns. Total=11,000 numbers grid.

How to use

First test and tweak --find your own creative ways to use the grid.

In back testing on a few states heree is one that works great: A box system.

1. Look up your state's last draw in the first column (extreme left)

2. Select the numbers in the row where your last number occurred

3. Select the numbers in the row immmediately above and the row immediately below

You now have a total of 33 numbers. More than 90% of the times you have a hit for the next draw.

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