The Reverse Delta Lotto System from the Middle Line

Comment #31

pumpi76 — Mon, 23 Feb 2009 01:20:19 GMT

Someone wrote me: Ok if your sure you don't mind. I have a pool of 23 numbers that I can usually get 4 out of the 5 numbers. I was hoping to use the reverse Delta or your system to trap the 5th number and trim some numbers. I see how to subtract the 20, then do I use the + or - o,1,2,3? Am I confusing 2 systems?? my response to them was: if you have 23 numbers that you are sure you can get 4/5 numbers then all you have to to is plug them in on 20...You see this is what it is e... [ More ]

Comment #30

pumpi76 — Mon, 23 Feb 2009 00:44:17 GMT

i forgot to mentioned something...you subtract the numbers from 20 or 19 [for pick5] but when you are plugging the numbers back to original numbers you add it to 20 if you are going forward and subtract it from 20 if you are going backwards....

Comment #29

pumpi76 — Wed, 11 Feb 2009 07:19:27 GMT

This is why i am trying to see if i can combined Bigatoo Difference Numbers System "+- revisited" with TNTea's 2-2-1 combos and see what happens....

Comment #28

pumpi76 — Wed, 11 Feb 2009 07:16:56 GMT

That's why Bigatoo Difference Number "+- revisited" is the best system suitable for me and my situation and 99.9% of lottery players...

Comment #27

pumpi76 — Wed, 11 Feb 2009 07:11:23 GMT

But that's the thing I and most players can't afford to spend 200 dollars per drawing..I can't even spend 10 dollars per drawing...The only i can spend is 4 dollars per drawing once a week and not TWICE A WEEK....This is why Bigatoo System is the best system for people and the most affordables...There are systems out there that can win the lottery but they are not affordable to players specially when 99.9% of players can only spend 4 dollars once a week or the most 25 dollars a month... i f... [ More ]

Comment #26

pumpi76 — Wed, 11 Feb 2009 07:00:48 GMT

This is a great system, it can actually win PIck6/42 but the problem is that i was looking at win for life a PIck6/42 and i was trying

Comment #25

pumpi76 — Wed, 11 Feb 2009 05:38:14 GMT

i wonder what will happen if you mix this system with LMH system....

Comment #24

pumpi76 — Wed, 11 Feb 2009 02:52:38 GMT

What if you add the even/odd of the reverse numbers....So if you look at 1 ratio and play it until it appears but before that you select 2 more ratios the High Ending digits and the Even/Low ratio....There is only 20 or 21 numbers....

Comment #23

pumpi76 — Sun, 08 Feb 2009 21:01:42 GMT

But i realize that if you use the ending digits from the reversed numbers and deduce you will not have to worry about the numbers in reversed from left to right and right to left because you don't have to get the numbers straight, you can get them boxed, so it shouldn't matter, but you will still need to deduce, if that's what you are going to do...

Comment #22

pumpi76 — Sun, 08 Feb 2009 00:05:02 GMT

I wonder what will happen if we add the "Sums" to reversed numbers...

Comment #21

pumpi76 — Sat, 07 Feb 2009 20:09:23 GMT

Something else you can look at is the Ending digits...YOu can look at the ratio of High Ending digits over Low ending digits.... And i question something, i wonder if you can use the ending digits and deduce but you will come to a problem and that is that the combinations are kind of in reverse and by that i mean that the first 3 or 2 numbers [usually] are in descending order from left to right, while the last 3 or last 2 numbers [usually] are in descending order from right to left...... [ More ]

Comment #20

pumpi76 — Sat, 07 Feb 2009 20:06:35 GMT

And i question something, i wonder if you can use the ending digits and deduce but you will come to a problem and that is that the combinations are kind of in reverse and by that i mean that the first 3 or 2 numbers [usually] are in descending order from left to right, while the last 3 or last 2 numbers [usually] are in ascending order from right to left....If you could deduce the ending digits then bingo, game over it will be a different kind of deducing though...And i wonder if you can deduce

Comment #19

pumpi76 — Sat, 07 Feb 2009 19:03:30 GMT

Something interesting a person can do not sure if it will work is let's take Pick5 for example.. The numbers that come out after you apply the middle line, well you can wait until all even numbers or all odd numbers play and play it everyday...They are what half of 19 or half of 18 so it will be 9 or 10 numbers that person will use...playing 10 numbers on this systems comes out to be like 5 dollars...maybe 8 dollars...But the thing is to wait until all odds or all even combinations show up....Remember that even though is 9 or 10 numbers it is 5 taken at a time and not 1 or 2 numbers taken at a time...LOL...Now imagine West Virginia Cash25...... [ More ]

Comment #18

pumpi76 — Fri, 06 Feb 2009 05:01:10 GMT

So basically for West Virginia CAsh25 all you have to do is guess from 0 to 13 or from 1 to 13 which is the middle line....And for any Pick5 game all you have to do is guess from 1 to the middle line which is from 1 to 19 so you basically have to guess from 1 to 19 or from 1 to 20...Instead of having to guess all the numbers from 1 to 39....

Comment #17

pumpi76 — Wed, 04 Feb 2009 02:07:36 GMT

what if you apply all this to West Virginia Cash25....

Comment #16

pumpi76 — Wed, 04 Feb 2009 02:06:54 GMT

Remember the High/LOw, Even/Odd i mentioned earlier? Well those were E/O, H/L when you are looking at the numbers reversed, but when you convert the numbers to regular numbers that another "High/LOw, Even/Odd" filter that you can apply...What if you use the TNTea's 2-1-2 types or the equivalent to it or the decades location 2-1-1-1 types......

Comment #15

pumpi76 — Wed, 04 Feb 2009 01:55:59 GMT

This system will work great in West Virginia's Cash25....You use 13 as the middle line...

Comment #14

pumpi76 — Mon, 02 Feb 2009 23:44:00 GMT

The GREAT thing about this system is that if you get instead of 5 you get 10 numbers that you are sure are going to play, then you DON'T HAVE TO wheel those 10 numbers but instead you can play the 10 numbers and it should come out to be like 5 tickets...LOL...

Comment #13

pumpi76 — Mon, 02 Feb 2009 06:18:47 GMT

And the good thing is that you can play the numbers boxed and and don't need it or should not play it straight....

Comment #12

pumpi76 — Sun, 01 Feb 2009 01:43:43 GMT

This just proves that with a supercomputer or semi supercomputers with algorithms you can crack pick5...

Comment #11

pumpi76 — Sun, 01 Feb 2009 01:29:29 GMT

All 5 numbers are suppose to be less than 20...

Comment #10

reddog — Sat, 31 Jan 2009 23:08:50 GMT

Fri, Jan 30, 2009 01-12-22-23-36 Thu, Jan 29, 2009 02-11-21-25-27 Wed, Jan 28, 2009 03-06-08-24-33 Tue, Jan 27, 2009 05-07-09-31-33 Mon, Jan 26, 2009 16-19-24-28-39 Sun, Jan 25, 2009 04-07-17-19-27 Sat, Jan 24, 2009 18-29-30-33-34 Fri, Jan 23, 2009 02-07-29-31-35 Notice two or more of the numbers are usually greater than 20? With your system wouldn't all 5 of the numbers always be less than 20 or am I wrong... [ More ]

Comment #9

pumpi76 — Sat, 31 Jan 2009 19:37:07 GMT

you all just follow what i am saying...

Comment #8

pumpi76 — Sat, 31 Jan 2009 19:34:51 GMT

last night i was working on Pick5 also...

Comment #7

pumpi76 — Sat, 31 Jan 2009 19:26:25 GMT

Something you can do is you can look at previous drawings and check when "X" played with "Y" and when X played with D or C or E, etc....There is a big pattern that if people don't look good they will miss it....

Comment #6

pumpi76 — Sat, 31 Jan 2009 19:23:33 GMT

Something else i forgot to mention...In the High/Low, any number from 10 or above is high and any number from 1 to 9 is low, including "0" as low...

Comment #5

pumpi76 — Sat, 31 Jan 2009 19:22:25 GMT

Comment #4

pumpi76 — Sat, 31 Jan 2009 19:21:29 GMT

You are probably looking at it wrong...

Comment #3

reddog — Sat, 31 Jan 2009 13:25:45 GMT

Pumpi76-- On Cash 5 with a number draw of 5/39 basically with your -20 that will cause the five numbers to be less than 20 everytime. I play in N.C.. that wouldn't work too well because more than half the 5 numbers are usually above 20. I had a brainstorm last night while thinking about it. What if I take , on the previous draw, the numbers that were less than 20 and add 20 to them and the numbers that were greater than 20 subtract 20. And if the number 20 was one of the numbers then I would leave it as is. I think I might try that for a week and see what happens.... [ More ]

Comment #2

pumpi76 — Sat, 31 Jan 2009 05:24:55 GMT

Now imagine if you had computers or semi-supercomputers with algorithms...

Comment #1

pumpi76 — Sat, 31 Jan 2009 05:20:21 GMT

For Pick5, what if you use 2 ratios for it the Even/Odd and the High/Low where "0" is low and even and what if you use 1 two ratios combined only instead of going for which one is going to play...There is only 3 or 4 types of possible ratios for Even/Odd and for High/Low....you sure will get way ahead, it will not surprise me if you crack the game with 5 numbers...

Original Blog Entry: The Reverse Delta Lotto System from the Middle Line

pumpi76 — Fri, 30 Jan 2009 22:07:29 GMT

I call this the Reverse Delta Lotto System from the Middle Line....Or you may just call it the Reverse System from the Middle Line...

PUMPI76: I know there have been a lot of systems out there many looking at different approaches to the lottery, but i wonder if anyone has thought about this...

What if you took the differences of each number that play in pick3 or pick4 and you took the difference from the middle line which will be 5...So that

129 will be 4-3-4 or

286 will be 3-3-1 or

984 will be 4-3-1.....

I don't think anyone has thought about this...The reason why i say this is because most numbers play not far from the middle line 5, while most people think that most numbers play away from the initial line which is 1 or 0....

any ideas...

PUMPI76: the same idea occurred to me like 5 years ago with pick5, why not subtrack from the middle line which a pick5/39 will be subtract from 20....

IDESIRE$: Hi Pumpi can you give me an example on what you are talking about...

REDDOG: I am confused.

KIMBER528:

I think the results are taken by subtracting the results from 5

example from how 1 2 9 = 4 3 4

1 is 4 from the middle no. 5

2 is 3 from the middle no. 5

9 is 4 from the middle no. 5

so 129 = 434

KIMBER528:

...so, if I'm figuring correctly, 7 3 7 = 2 2 2 ?? am I doing this right?

KIDZMOM: confused, please provide an example.

Thanks

PUMPI76: that's correct Kimber528...

OMMNICIENT:

I understand what you are doing now.

The idea is to SUBTRACT the daily number in each position FROM 5 ..so for example...

241 is the result for the pick 3 game... 796 would be the number you would play next... here's how...

THE BREAK DOWN: What number would you have to SUBRACT 5 from to get the number 2 ?? 241 .. 7-5=2 ... what number would you have to SUBRACT 5 from to get 4 ? 9-5=4 ... what number would you have to SUBRACT 5 from to get number 1 ? 6-5=1

So... now you can see how you get 796 from 241

Hope that helps

Omniscient

PUMPI76:

Idesire, when i get time i'll explain more in detail...

But basically since we are talking about a pick5/39 the middle line is 20 or 19....Let's use 20...Whatever number you see plays you subtract it from 20 and the remainder is the numbers patterns that need to be analyze...

for example Georgia Fantasy5:

11- 21- 27- 34- 39 would be: 9-1-7-14-19....How do you get those numbers? 11-20=9; 21-20=1; 27-20=7; 34-20=14; 39-20=19...It reads as 39 minus 20 equals 19...

You can think of this as the reverse delta lotto system....

If is a Pick6/42 you will subtract it from 21....

i hope you understand now...

OMMNICIENT:

Hi Pumpi76,

I'm just curious as to how you came up with -5 for the pick 3 game and -20 for the 5 #game and respectively, -21 for the 6 # game ?

Thanks

Omniscient

PUMPI76:

you do the same thing for pick5...For pick5 you subtract it from 5...I forgot to mention something, you treat 0 zero as 10...

so 805 would be: 3-5-0...

for jackpot games you divide the last number of the particular game by 2 and the number that it gives you is the half of the entire range..

Example: Pick5/49 would be 49 divided by 2 = 24.5 so you choose either 24 or 25..if it was me i'll choose 25...

a Pick5/54 would be 54 divided by 2 = 27 so you will choose 27 or 28...Whichever one you are confortable with....

PUMPI76: the reason why i mention all this is because for years i noticed that in lottery games numbers play in the center line towards the middle...

OMMNICIENT:

In Florida, we have a Fantasy 5 game which goes up to 36, so if I apply this to yesterdays drawing of 3-4-8-27-34 , I subract 20 from each number giving me ... 17-16-12-7-14 .. is this correct ? I'm not sure how the dividing by 2 fits into this equation.

3-20=(-17) = 17

4-20=(-16) = 16

8-20=(-12) = 12

27-20= 7

34-20=14

Omniscient

PUMPI76: Ommnicient, i subtracted from 20 because it was a Pick5/39 game...Since Florida is a Pick5/36 you will subtract from 18 or 19...Since 18 x 2 = 36...

PIck5/39 is 20 or 19...19 x 2 = 38....

GARYO1954: The only objection I have as to using this method in pick 3 is that it produces the same numbers repetitiously. Each time 805 hits one would expect 350 to follow. If that were what was happening in Pick 3, we would be dealing with a continous repetiton, as in counting.

Mathematically, even if it has occurred the last 5 times, there is only a 1/1000 chance of it occurring this time.

As well though, I'm not sure how you are arriving at doubles. Could you explain a bit more?

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