Good morning, all!!
As I said in last post, I hope everyone who is following this thread have established
the Master sequences, inventories, and D&C charts.
Before continuing on how to select numbers, I need to tell you more about what
I call the Sequence charts, the ones showing the 6 individual gap sequences.
At the top of that piece of graph paper, I told you to write in the numbers down the column.
I indicated that you put the draw dates across the top.
I've also told you to identify the 'skip' dates and put a black dot in the appropriate
column at the bottom of the chart.
Next step is to enter the appropriate gap numbers in the column for each draw date.
Using one of mine, AG, gaps 8 and 9 came up on the drawing for 0821 (I've been doing this for
a long time) Yours started on the first draw date you used.
I use colored dots to mark the gaps. (Red for As, Blue for Bs, Green for Cs and Orange for Ds)
On 0822, gap 5 came up in the AG sequence. I put a dot in the appropriate column.
In some instances, you could have more than 1 dot in a cell.
I've continued to update the chart to yesterday's draw. In AG, gap 5 came up.
Remember, you are doing this for all six of the charts. It may be a bit tricky to get started,
but once you are caught up, its a piece of cake.
How to interpret the dots.
If you look closely, you may find certain gaps just don't come up very often.
The trend could change, but at the moment on my chart, I see that gap 1 hasn't come up
for 17 drawings. Gap 6 has been out of play for 10 drawings.
At one time, Gap 2 was very active, then went cold for 11 drawings. At another time, gap 5
was out for 23 drawings, gap 7 out for 23 drawings
Include the skips when you are computing how long your gaps have been out.
Now YOU have a choice, YOU can decide to NOT use one or more gaps, which, of course,
reduces the number of gaps you have to choose from when determing what lotto numbers
to play, if your are using the appropriate D&C chart.
I emphasize YOU because YOU are on the spot. There are no 'easy buttons' in this
strategy. You evaluate the gap sequences and decide to not play a particular gap, keeping
in mind, of course, that you could be wrong.
In an earlier post on the D&C charts, I mentioned 'Round" and 'reset"
Round is the number of draws you want to use in making your predictions. If you are working with
a daily game, 6 days a week, I recommend a Round be 24 consecutive drawings. If your game
is 7 days week, a Round would be 28 consecutive drawings.
If you are playing a Jackpot game, 2 drawings per week, I suggest 12 drawings per round.
You can, of course, have a longer or shorter Round.
In any event, when you reach the last drawing in the Round, you will 'reset' and begin again.
I'm currently on Round 8!!
Reset means you will reissue all of the Master gap lists, cleaning out the strikes, etc.
Your Inventories will remain, however, the inventory on your D&C charts will be updated.You will
recall that I said totals on the left side of that distribution are 'long term' and used
set the H, M,L VL parameters. You will update these totals (they should agree with your Master inventory
list). You will then use the right side of the distribution to track future gaps.
Your sequences on the D&C charts will be cleaned up. In a word, you will be starting
fresh.
I usually get a clean sheet of graph paper and start again.
I keep the old chart for reference.
On your Sequence charts, you should draw a colored line to mark the end and start of a new Round.
You could use a fresh sheet of graph paper, set it up for the next 24 drawings. You keep the old
one for reference.
Next: How to pick your numbers.
Thanks for your interest,
Bobby