thinktank
There is no simple way to explain how I make my selections. When I first made the post I only wanted to
show another method of picking numbers. When I first started out I played the numbers like most people
do but lost most all the time. The first thing I would say to do is calculate the odds for every filter or method
you intend to use for the whole game matrix. By doing this you will know what percent every value is expected
to hit, in other words know your game inside and out. I have found that the game will follow the matrix very
close with few exceptions. If the digit 1 is in 89% of all sets in the matrix then it will be in 89% of the draws.
This is the full extent of the stats I use. The only way to win anything one must be able to predict what will hit
in the next draw and picking digits is easier then picking numbers. This does not mean that it is easy but easier.
The frequency that digits hit is much greater then the numbers they form. Many times digits alone will leave
you with to many numbers to play so filters are needed.
The filters used can be anything but should be selected with the same idea that if you can't predict them
they are useless.
Digits can used to function as filters
Example 5-39 matrix
Digits 1-2-3-4-6 will produce 15,504 total sets but if you place limits on each set and say that all 5 digits must
show at least one time then there are only 5,940 sets. If you say that digits 1-2-3 must all show twice in each
set and digits 4-6 must show only once then there are only 132 sets that fit into this pool. Add a couple filters
to reduce this down to 20 or less and your good to go. I tell people to eat, sleep, drink digits because once
you get a good grip on how the sets fall for your game the better you can judge when to play. Some setups
using digits only will result in a thousand or mote sets, avoid playing these days. The fewer steps you use
the fewer mistakes you will make. This is so simple but it has been turned into a complex piece of junk.
I pick digits I think will hit and then the software builds every set that can be made from my selections.
As a general rule for my 5-39 game, digits 1-2-3 have to make up 5 or 6 of the total digits within a set of 5 numbers.
4-5-6-7-8-9-0 are used to compleat the set. I mostly only play 5 or 6 total digits but don't limit myself to this amount.
This is the whole digit system, everything else is just filters used to reduce to a playable amount. The method I use to
pick my digits is to first only play on the days that I think digits 1-2-3 will show with and make up 5 or 6 of the sets
total. I use the data from the matrix and history to choose a window of play. The remaining digits are selected
using a from a visual form of analysis using many bits of data. Some of the time I selected them at random. If I
want to play 5 total digits then I must have 4 of them locked in so to say or if playing 6 I must have 5 locked in or I
don't play. How I select the remaining digit or digits is not mathematical but visual. I tried to come up with ways to
explain how I make the final selections but was unsuccessful, so I guess it is just an educated guess based on the
data I review. I miss one digit around 70% of the time but this still leaves 4 numbers in play. Everything else is just
basic filters but I use the same type of visual analysis for them all. I do have a bias search tool but it is visual also
and not based on math.
I ran statical data for years and found some interesting data but nothing that ever helped me win. I won't go back
into the digit system because while the basic concept is simple it takes time to learn and perfect, If you are interested
in learning to use it then everything that is needed is above. Play on paper and track you results not in how much you
win but how many of your choices were correct. Feel free to use any analysis you want but I can't help you there because
everything I have tried failed. I am leaving LP as soon as my membership is up sometime is the next few days.
RL