X[B,O,O,M] - Trust the plan!! Pick 5 FL/NY/TX/VA and MM

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JeetKuneDoLotto — Thu, 18 Jul 2019 03:31:35 GMT

Anybody playing the 17? I missed a JP by one number and ten days. Very frustrating.

Honestly I prefer gaps of 0 and 1. I used to call it binary at times.

Where one is a NP. If you play X[0,0,?,?] Then you effectively cover a gap zero and gap 1.

So if you were to play 17 18 19, then that covers the 17,18 gap 0 the 18 19 gap 0 and the 17 19 gap 1.

It is away of simplifying and filtering down your number selections. It works very good when you think a TRIAD is due.

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JeetKuneDoLotto — Sat, 22 Jun 2019 04:05:15 GMT

17[0,6,6,3] equals 17-18-25-32-36

17[3,6,6,0] equals 17-21-28-35-36

17[3,0,6,6] equals 17-21-22-29-36

17[6,6,0,3] equals 17-24-31-32-36

NY- Friday Result (06-21-19 ) 10 - 17 - 25 - 30 - 34 = 10[6,7,4,3]

We got two of the four gaps correct, but the wrong Alpha entry point.

All on hands on deck.

Power up! [#17] in the kill box!!!! Look for the repeat and/or QR/DS.

X[B,O,O,M] - Trust the plan!! Pick 5 FL/NY/TX/VA and MM

JeetKuneDoLotto — Thu, 20 Jun 2019 09:03:03 GMT

I made some combinations for these FOUR states. Compare with your workouts.

In this example I will be using the same four gaps that I derived from a top quad. Verify these gaps with your on quad digging.

In this example X=17.

B=3

O=6 and

M=0

A good way to time this method is by skips out. Smaller skips have higher overall distributions than smaller skips over time.

In the following states the skip, (meaning games out, or games missing) are as follows.

FL -3 games