Tracking Z patterns

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WIN D — Fri, 30 May 2003 22:59:38 GMT

Well, its Friday night and the z pattern worked again for the 2nd. day. This time instead of using it to predict odd/even, we switched it over to look for patterns of HIGH/LOW. When the odd digit 7 hit in the middle last night that successfully ended our even string of numbers. Because we then had 6 HIGH numbers in a row we could predict a LOW number for tonight in first position. It came LOW in 1st. as 3 5 9 Hope this helps on those days normal patterns are asleep... [ More ]

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WIN D — Thu, 29 May 2003 22:01:00 GMT

Now.... using this same z pattern look at it again. This time look at it as a HIGH/LOW string. I count the zero as a high number. Makes absolutely no difference as long as your consistant. So with that it in mind. Florida's Zig Zag pattern's last 6 digits have all been high. 8-8-0-6-8-7 ---? Look for a Low digit in first position Friday night...(12345)Good Luck,Win d

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WIN D — Thu, 29 May 2003 21:31:18 GMT

It worked. The z pattern flipped at nine and it came EOO with the odd seven in the middle position tonight. Thursday 5/29/03 6 ( 7 ) 5 Good Luck using this system. Could make the difference in a box or Straight hit. Don't forget to use it on High/Low too. Hope someone in Florida got one tonight.Win d

Tracking Z patterns

WIN D — Thu, 29 May 2003 15:49:19 GMT

Here's a good tool to use on those days you need to try to arrange your picks for a straight hit. We all know that once you get a string of even numbers or odd numbers in a row you can start looking for it to flip back the other way. We start looking hard after 4 in a row of anything. It could be 4 high numbers in a row or 4 lows. It could be like the example below where Florida has had 9 even numbers in a row. We have always seen these rows as straight rows ........one on top of the other ........ [ More ]