Gap Strategy Powerball A numbers.
Gap Strategy - A new way to play Powerball
Foreword:
Gap is the number of active cells between like numbers, or other data, in a specific data stream.
An active cell is any cell that has not been marked off in someway.
There are 9 active cells representing the 9 single numbers, (1-9). These are called the "A" numbers.
There are 10 active cells representing the 10 teens (10-19). These are called the "B" numbers.
There are 10 active cells representing the 10 20s (20-29). These are called the 'C' numbers.
There a 10 active cells representing the 10 30s (30-39). These are called "D" numbers.
There are 10 active cells representing the 10 40s (40-49). These are called the "E" numbers.
There are 6 active cells representing the 6 50s (50-55). These are called the 'F' numbers.
These are fixed values. No duplicate numbers allowed. If you have more or less in any group, then a mistake has been made.
Because gap workouts are different from most others, I've had to adopt new terms, abbreviations, etc. unique to the
number generation process. This is NOT a prediction system, per se.
However, I'm confident that anyone that keeps lottery statistics, have their own strategies and workouts, will know what the data
is, although I might use a different reference.
Of course, if you have never worked with lottery numbers, then this will be a learning experience. Please refer to my earlier
posts on this strategy.
As I indicated in my initial post, I have decided to base my Powerball predictions on the 4-Point scheme. That is, I'm only going to play 4 different groups
of numbers
The 4-Point sequence is ABDE.
I have generated 12 numbers for the next Powerball drawing. These are 3 A numbers, 3 B numbers, 3 D numbers and 3 E numbers.
I realize that I can't win the jackpot if there is a "C" or an "F" in the winning combination.
These workouts take a lot of space. Therefore, I will break the post into 4 parts, one for each number group.
Gap Strategy - Powerball
Workout: GNR V2
PID Configuration: First 3, Middle 3, Last 3.
AID Configuration: 1.2.3 = A, 4.5.6 = B, 7.8.9 = C
Last Triple: BAC
PID: F1 F2 F3 M1 M2 M3 L1 L2 L3
HG#: 4 7 6 8 9 3 5 1 2 -ACA2 +CBA5 -BAB2 A# 6 3 9
HGP: M2 M1 L2 L1 F3 F1 F2 L3 M3 +ACB5 -CBC0 -BAA2 AI B A C
AID: A C A C B B B A C -ACC3 -CBB4 +BAC5 G# 5 7 9
L# 7 4 8
AI AT PI PT G# LT ST
1A 7 M3 7 3 16 1 4B 4 F1 7 4 12 - 7C 8 L2 6 1 7 3
2A 5 L3 7 2 8 2 5B 7 F3 8 6 14 - 8C 8 M1 8 8 9 -
3A 9 F2 10 7 6 0 6B 11 L1 6 5 8 - 9C 13 M2 12 9 14 -
G#: 9 7 5
L#: 8 9 4 1 7 6 3 5 2
Numbers to play: 4 7 8
Suggest transfer of data to graph paper to get proper line up.
Some explanations:
V2 - all counting is done from Right to Left, which is the same as counting UP a column of data. Counting Left to right, signified by V1.
provides a different set of data.
Last triple: BAC. The basic generation process is based on 'triples' The AID line above provides triples ACA, CAC, ACB, CBB BBB, BBA, BAC.
A running log is maintained for each group of triples, the ones beginning with A, the B, and C.
The -ACA2 entry in the HG# line indicated the triple ACA has come up twice during the period for which the data is kept.
Therefore, if the last triple is BAC, the next triple must begin with AC. There are 3. The + indicates that I selected ACB5 as the next triple.
Continuing, if ACB5 is correct, the next triple has to begin with CB. I selected CBA5, which means the last triple must beging with BA. I selected
BAC5.
If I wanted a 4th gap number, the next triple would begin with AC.
I've decided to use the triples with most frequent occurrences. I could have used the ones with lesser or no occurrences.
The third letter in each selected triple, shown as AI B A C above, is used to generate the gap numbers to be used for lotto number generation.
AI AT - Alpha Identifier 1A has come up 7 times
PI PT - Position Identifier M3 has come up 7 times.
LT ST - Long Term Short Term: G3 3 has come up 16 times overall, but only 1 time during the current accounting period, or round.
When generating a lottery number the count goes from right to left. In the above, the lottery numbers are active gap number cells 5 (7), 7 (4) and 9 (8).
I realize Position and Alpha identifier is a new concept, but trying to explain them at this point would probably be futile.
It goes to say, if you want to try this workout, you will have to do your homework!
Will provide the B gap numbers in next post.