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SergeM — Thu, 15 Mar 2012 11:58:05 GMT

Geometry comes with mathematics.

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hoyboy123 — Wed, 14 Mar 2012 03:32:27 GMT

you are so right,except that you forgot geometry and the simple mechanical use of EXCEL. I do the HOT LOTTO. I colorize the hot ball and dig deep geometrically for where the hot ball is going to land next. I go after the hot ball first. If I cannot ascertain where its going to land, I do not play for that draw date. I wait for the colorized hot ball, in the field of 1-39 white balls, to configurate geometrically. It forms definitive parallagrams, definitive and very predictive hyperboles, declin... [ More ]

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GASMETERGUY — Wed, 14 Mar 2012 02:07:04 GMT

Who does not do this?

Only by recording each individual number in a individual cell can you manipulate the data to find trends, patterns, Bell curves, and so on. If you record all the numbers in one cell, you might as well use Notepad or Word.

Excel Database

hoyboy123 — Tue, 13 Mar 2012 18:13:22 GMT

Put your state or regional RNG 5/6 digit lottery on an EXCEL DATABASE and then FILTER. You should have date of drawing, the 5/6 numbers selected (from lowest to highest), and your number field (where each number gets its cell). This is very important for bringing your predictability level to new hieghts.