Quote: Originally posted by RL-RANDOMLOGIC on Jul 25, 2012
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Take all the time you need, I want you to search until you feel good about your selections.
I suggest working on a series of filters that all work togeather. Consider this, let's say that
you want to work on DO, DE and MD. If you set DO=1 and DE=2 then MD must equal 2.
Many of the filters work in conjunction with others so if you find one value for a certain filter
then use that value to help you range another. Again, lets say that DO=1 and DE=2 then
we know that at least 2 of the numbers will be even so the max ON's would be 3 and the
fewest could be could be 1. Another example let's look at DB. If DB is thought to be 0 for
the next draw then we know that all five right digits in the set must come from 4 to 0. If
we then look at HD and think it will be something like 2/3 then we know that the upper digits
that we select should be ranged to account for this. Many times finding a couple values that
can be set to one or two values will give you some very good information as to what the others
filters should be set. Filter interaction is a little advanced but once you know what the filter does
then you can get the most out of any setting. Think of it in the same way we were taught to
check our answers in math. If 2+2=4 then 2*2=4. If 2+2=4 then 4/2 = 2, very simple but you
need to know which filters support each other. Try to find a point of reference and then move
through the filters based on how they are connected. Sometimes using more than one similar
filter can give you the value you need. I have been using this system for many many years and
I still make mistakes. Several filters can be missed in any one draw and still hit the 4of5 level
prizes. The groups and digits are the most critical but with a good filter setup one can opt to
not use them at all. DM is built to give the person more than one setup option, some days we
will play digits and groups and some days digits or groups and some we may not use them at all.
I think you are doing well and right now you are still learning, take your time and do it right.
RL