intervals of a lottery

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dr san — Tue, 29 Nov 2011 21:35:36 GMT

Hello, Laverne, an example of a lottery 49 / 6 split into 4 groups

1st group = 12 numbers

Group 2 = 12 numbers

Group 3 12 numbers

Group 4 13 numbers

When the lottery has six numbers, one of four groups will always have two numbers, at least, and groups will always have a zero or a number, or carries a sector (or quadrant, or one of four groups at the expense of another empty or with a number, this interval is empty to search with some rotation, rotating the four groups, as is done... [ More ]

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LAVERNE MALONEY — Tue, 29 Nov 2011 20:16:58 GMT

So what is the system? What are the steps, the strategy

intervals of a lottery

dr san — Tue, 29 Nov 2011 12:47:21 GMT

Hello, I think it can work! Instead of predicting the lottery numbers, try to predict intervals of one position to another, providing the blanks, then it is easier to assign the numbers. For it seems that 80% of the results there is always room higher than the others,turning down the position.