number reduction

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johnph77 — Mon, 15 Aug 2005 20:00:30 GMT

All sorts of number reduction systems exist. They're the basis for any lottery prediction system ever invented. Some of those involve, for instance, sum frequency, position frequency (I could go on for hours on those two), any of four different types of trending, wheeling, and more.It's a matter of choice. You have to use a system that feels comfortable for you.glj

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stoopendaal — Fri, 12 Aug 2005 14:08:34 GMT

Hi Valelli,You can use this method (Perkisize) to reduce the numbers of your game ;http://groups.google.nl/groups?q=perkisize+lotto hl=nl lr= ie=UTF-8 oe=UTF-8 selm=3CA10E9C.FED60474%40icdus.com rnum=2 Harmen

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WannaWinSoon — Fri, 12 Aug 2005 12:58:19 GMT

Valelli,I have a system that will reduce the number range to 39 on average, with good accuracy (nearly 5 out of 6 over the 10 most recent UK 6/49 drawings). You could use that as a starting point, and simplify how to reduce that set down to 25. A trial subscription is free if you are interested.

number reduction

valelli — Fri, 12 Aug 2005 11:08:43 GMT

hi is anybody here willing to help with some information on how they reduce their lottery number selection, ie if you play 6/49 and want to reduce that by half 6/25 how would you select those numbers, ive tried the obvious methods, ie skip/hit hot cold, but does anybody have a system which is maybe a bit more obscure that works.....many thanks