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bobby623

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Sep 24, 2017, 6:39 pm

Substitution Workout for Powerball game powerballs.
I'm probably the only LP member who uses substitution follower workouts with Gap and Value strategies.
Therefore, I see no need to provide detailed explanations for my individual playing choices.
I use a holistic approach and must be able to count to 16.
There are no algorithms, odds, statistics, pairs, triples, or other mathematical formulae.
Using various tracking charts, I analyze certain follower data strings and choose the integers and bonus balls that I believe have the best chance of being in the next winning combination.
The data strings are generated using precise rules of procedure.
This post is a test of my workout for the current Powerball and future Mega Millions game bonus balls.
Actually, I'm using the 26 powerballs to finalize my workout for the 25 megaballs.
Therefore, if my intellectual abilities are properly tuned, the next powerball will be one of
the following 8 integers:

6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13
This means I'll have to generate 8 combinations to ensure at least a $4 win.
However, I don't play the Powerball game and have no 'whiteball' data to work with.
I don't play MegaMillions but that could change when the revised matrix goes into effect.

The fact that I'll have to spend $16 per drawing means I may play one drawing per week, or twice per month.
I'm choosing MegaMillions because the drawing machines are similar to those used for most other other lottery games.
The Powerball machines are unique.
I believe this difference changes the dynamics, but don't ask me to explain myself.

This is a public test.
wander73

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Sep 25, 2017, 9:23 am

Quote: Originally posted by bobby623 on Sep 24, 2017
Substitution Workout for Powerball game powerballs.
I'm probably the only LP member who uses substitution follower workouts with Gap and Value strategies.
Therefore, I see no need to provide detailed explanations for my individual playing choices.
I use a holistic approach and must be able to count to 16.
There are no algorithms, odds, statistics, pairs, triples, or other mathematical formulae.
Using various tracking charts, I analyze certain follower data strings and choose the integers and bonus balls that I believe have the best chance of being in the next winning combination.
The data strings are generated using precise rules of procedure.
This post is a test of my workout for the current Powerball and future Mega Millions game bonus balls.
Actually, I'm using the 26 powerballs to finalize my workout for the 25 megaballs.
Therefore, if my intellectual abilities are properly tuned, the next powerball will be one of
the following 8 integers:

6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13
This means I'll have to generate 8 combinations to ensure at least a $4 win.
However, I don't play the Powerball game and have no 'whiteball' data to work with.
I don't play MegaMillions but that could change when the revised matrix goes into effect.

The fact that I'll have to spend $16 per drawing means I may play one drawing per week, or twice per month.
I'm choosing MegaMillions because the drawing machines are similar to those used for most other other lottery games.
The Powerball machines are unique.
I believe this difference changes the dynamics, but don't ask me to explain myself.

This is a public test.

I'm not sure what you mean by substitution for the powerball. Everyone has a different way. I still see results in the pyramids however as well all know it's random.
Artist77

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Sep 25, 2017, 6:35 pm

Quote: Originally posted by bobby623 on Sep 24, 2017
Substitution Workout for Powerball game powerballs.
I'm probably the only LP member who uses substitution follower workouts with Gap and Value strategies.
Therefore, I see no need to provide detailed explanations for my individual playing choices.
I use a holistic approach and must be able to count to 16.
There are no algorithms, odds, statistics, pairs, triples, or other mathematical formulae.
Using various tracking charts, I analyze certain follower data strings and choose the integers and bonus balls that I believe have the best chance of being in the next winning combination.
The data strings are generated using precise rules of procedure.
This post is a test of my workout for the current Powerball and future Mega Millions game bonus balls.
Actually, I'm using the 26 powerballs to finalize my workout for the 25 megaballs.
Therefore, if my intellectual abilities are properly tuned, the next powerball will be one of
the following 8 integers:

6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13
This means I'll have to generate 8 combinations to ensure at least a $4 win.
However, I don't play the Powerball game and have no 'whiteball' data to work with.
I don't play MegaMillions but that could change when the revised matrix goes into effect.

The fact that I'll have to spend $16 per drawing means I may play one drawing per week, or twice per month.
I'm choosing MegaMillions because the drawing machines are similar to those used for most other other lottery games.
The Powerball machines are unique.
I believe this difference changes the dynamics, but don't ask me to explain myself.

This is a public test.

Sounds interesting.

DO NOT BE AFRAID.

How Great Thou Art. God has blessed America.
looking4$

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Sep 26, 2017, 6:18 am

You gave us 8 consecutive numbers, what's the point? Let me save you $4, don't play 10 or 11, 12 & 13 have a repeat chance. As for your single digit picks, 8 has a better chance than the other 3. You may want to combine 8 with 19 and 2. Oh, and don't ask me to explain myself.
bobby623

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Sep 26, 2017, 10:47 am

Quote: Originally posted by looking4$ on Sep 26, 2017
You gave us 8 consecutive numbers, what's the point? Let me save you $4, don't play 10 or 11, 12 & 13 have a repeat chance. As for your single digit picks, 8 has a better chance than the other 3. You may want to combine 8 with 19 and 2. Oh, and don't ask me to explain myself.

You obviously believe that some lottery integers are worth more than others - which is the reason, in my opinion, why so many workouts based on some kind of mathematics fail to achieve anything worth bragging about.
In my substitution workouts, integers are blocks of dead wood having no mathematical value.
The blocks are moved around according to precise rules of procedure.
What are the rules, you might be asking?
I've explained the rules many times.
All you have to do is search my previous posts.
Everything is there, but, developing an action workout for your games means you will have to apply yourself.
I'm testing a strategy for Mega Millions. It may not work, but maybe it will.
Remember, lottery gambling is a 'to each his own' situation.
I think my methods have a good potential for winning.
You, of course, are free to follow a different path.
Good luck!
bobby623

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Sep 28, 2017, 11:06 am

I developed an action plan.
I divided the 26 powerballs into 4 groups.
Alpha Signatures = A (1-5): B (6-13): C (14-21): D (22-26)
In substitution, the final acts almost always come down to choosing 1 of 3 or 1 of 4, depending on other factors.
Using a PB powerball data base from 1 July, I applied precise rules of procedures.
The final act was choosing 1 of 4.
My analysis of the PB data base suggested the next powerball would come from Group B.
The winner, 22, is in Group D.
Here are my Powerball choices for Sept. 30.
Group C - 14-21.
bobby623

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Sep 28, 2017, 11:10 am

To anyone who cares.
I recently decided that I would start playing MegaMillions when the revised matrix goes into effect.
My substitution workouts are complete and I believe I could use my workout for Tx Cash 5 to win a million.
Problem is, with 70 white balls, I would have to invest minimum of $18 per drawing.
Why 18?
In my lottery world, I believe I have the best chance of winning by wheeling 3 integers from each of the 7 decades, 21 total integers, to generate 9 combinations for play.
The 70 will stand alone and be played as game analysis dictates.
Choosing the 21 white balls is a 'to each his own' situation.
The MegaBalls.
I could play Quick Picks but I prefer to stand on my own two feet.
This means I will have to choose 9 Mega Balls.
Thus, I decided to start using a bonus ball workout I created a couple of years ago, just for the fun of it. The results weren't all that great but worth a second chance.
The wheel program I use with 21 integers doesn't include 8 combinations.
The bonus ball workout won't accommodate 9 integers.
To summarize.
I will need to wheel 21 integers into 9 combinations and choose 8 MegaBalls (one integer would be repeated).
I can only afford to play one Mega Millions game per week.
I've chosen Friday and all of my game analysis decisions will be based on that game alone.
The Tuesday drawing will be completely ignored, as will the pre-tests for the Friday drawing.
The 25 MegaBalls will be divided into four groups - A, B, C, D.
I haven't decided on a distribution plan, but no group will have more than 8 integers.
Why 4 groups?
I have learned, sometime the hard way, that in substitution, groups having more than 4 integers are unmanageable. Enough said.
I've explained my course of action for testing my MegaBall ideas in an earlier posts.
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Sep 30, 2017, 7:54 am

Quote: Originally posted by bobby623 on Sep 28, 2017
To anyone who cares.
I recently decided that I would start playing MegaMillions when the revised matrix goes into effect.
My substitution workouts are complete and I believe I could use my workout for Tx Cash 5 to win a million.
Problem is, with 70 white balls, I would have to invest minimum of $18 per drawing.
Why 18?
In my lottery world, I believe I have the best chance of winning by wheeling 3 integers from each of the 7 decades, 21 total integers, to generate 9 combinations for play.
The 70 will stand alone and be played as game analysis dictates.
Choosing the 21 white balls is a 'to each his own' situation.
The MegaBalls.
I could play Quick Picks but I prefer to stand on my own two feet.
This means I will have to choose 9 Mega Balls.
Thus, I decided to start using a bonus ball workout I created a couple of years ago, just for the fun of it. The results weren't all that great but worth a second chance.
The wheel program I use with 21 integers doesn't include 8 combinations.
The bonus ball workout won't accommodate 9 integers.
To summarize.
I will need to wheel 21 integers into 9 combinations and choose 8 MegaBalls (one integer would be repeated).
I can only afford to play one Mega Millions game per week.
I've chosen Friday and all of my game analysis decisions will be based on that game alone.
The Tuesday drawing will be completely ignored, as will the pre-tests for the Friday drawing.
The 25 MegaBalls will be divided into four groups - A, B, C, D.
I haven't decided on a distribution plan, but no group will have more than 8 integers.
Why 4 groups?
I have learned, sometime the hard way, that in substitution, groups having more than 4 integers are unmanageable. Enough said.
I've explained my course of action for testing my MegaBall ideas in an earlier posts.

I like your version of an algorithm.

DO NOT BE AFRAID.

How Great Thou Art. God has blessed America.
bobby623

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Oct 1, 2017, 12:23 pm

My analysis of Powerball powerballs since July 1 indicated that the bonus ball for 0930 could be from Group C (14 thru 21).

The winning combination is 8.12.25.41.64+15
My choice, not a prediction, was correct.

Looking forward to 1004, the clues suggest the next Powerball will be from Group D, (22,23,24,25,26)
Good luck.
looking4$

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Oct 3, 2017, 6:02 am

You can eliminate 25, 26 is a weak play also.Out of the remaining 3, my money is on 24 23 22 in that order, if I were to use your number set. I am not
bobby623

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Oct 5, 2017, 12:33 pm

My Powerball bonus ball choice for the 1004 drawing was correct.
Winning combination is 22.23.62.63.66+24
PB24 is one of five integers that my analysis suggested for that drawing.
Two correct choices in a row is impressive, but, as my experience has shown - it won't last.
The primary reason is that every lottery strategy I've had experience with eventually reaches a point where there are too many good choices.
This means that the final choice is usually based on a wild guess, of sorts.
There is more to that story for another time.
Moving forward, I have updated my analysis worksheets and it's my opinion that the next PB will be one of the following 8 integers - 6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13.
Good luck!
looking4$

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Oct 7, 2017, 7:25 am

You're welcome for eliminating 40% of your picks and giving you a better profit margin, not to mention that my #1 pick out of your selections happened to hit. Now let's work on this next draw...8 and 12 drop, 11 is a possible repeat from the last 20 draws. 13,which may pair up with 19 nicely, then 9-6-7-10. GOOD LUCK. I agree with having a good streak then to have it dry up for 6-8 draws,and being forced to go back " to the drawing board". But that's what makes this fun!
bobby623

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Oct 8, 2017, 7:29 am

Another hit!
Winning numbers for 100717 - 10.49.61.63.65+7
PB7 is one of the eight integers my analysis suggested for the drawing.
Maybe I've found a strategy that wins!
Looking forward.
My analysis of updated PB history since July 1 suggests the next PB will be in Group D - 22.23.24.25.26
Good luck!
looking4$

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Oct 10, 2017, 4:43 pm

Let's see what we have this draw. Avoid 23, 22 & 26 look pretty good together, maybe add 4 to round out the trips. I'm on the fence about 24 & 25, 24 hit twice last 7 draws so I would avoid that one also. 25 has longshot potential. If I would play your Group D: 22-26-25 would my only considerations. GOOD LUCK.
wander73

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Oct 11, 2017, 10:58 am

This seems interesting. I am trying to follow your method.

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