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I believe in Occam's razor:
The Simplest Answer is Usually Correct.
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I believe in Occam's razor:
The Simplest Answer is Usually Correct.
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This is just a rough draft. Usually when you do a rundown you will have each digit once in each position. That being the case, that means that you would have 3 outputs for you 'focus number' that will produce pairs. I like to look at numbers in a positional way. Usually the focus number is the 1st. position number I feel will be drawn. If the 'focus' number doesn't show in the first position, it can still show in position 2 and 3 though that means that most likely you will get a 'boxed' hit and not a straight hit. That is why I recommend playing .50/.50 and staying in the budget of $5.00 until you get a hit.
In the previous post I posted this:
If your 'focus number is number 5, how many adjacent numbers with 5 are there? Doing this by hand is time consuming but an excel program can do this a lot quicker. Let me try (remember they have to be touching each other). The first 5 on top we have:
1st. 5(2nd. line): 56,59,50,54,51
2nd. 5(3nd. line): 50,54,51,52,56
3rd. 5(7th. line): 51,54,58,50,59,59,56,50 (I know there are repeats. This may indicate a good pair to play). If the 'focus number' is in the middle position of course you are going to have more pairs.
Now let's see how many duplicates we have:
50-4x
51-3x
52-1x
53-missing
54-3x
55-missing
56-3x
57-missing
58-1x
59-3x
The key to winning is the 'focus' number and the pair that accompanies it . Remember that they MUST BE TOUCHING EACH OTHER.
Of course you have to consider the stats too. Hot/Cold/Even/Odd/Due etc.
ONLY YOU CAN DECIDE WHAT TO PLAY.
STAY TUNED & GOOD LUCK!
I believe in Occam's razor:
The Simplest Answer is Usually Correct.
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Look at this chart.
Regardless of which focus number you choose, you are going to have surrounding neighbors. There are 10 rows and 3 positions.
If your f (focus) number is in the 1st row in the 1st position, you are going to have only 3 adjacent numbers. Using 5 as the f number.
1st row/1st. position-5x (3 touching numbers) 2nd. row/1st. position-xx (5 touching numbers)
xx 5x
xx
As you can see, depending on where the f number is, you can have as little as 3 touching numbers or as much as 9 touching numbers. There are 3 group. Which group fits your criteria of what will be drawn the next time? Which group will You focus on? Does group x have the hot/cold/even/odd etc. criteria your looking for? Think! Think! Think! High/Low/ Zero Old man trick?
Stay Tuned.
I believe in Occam's razor:
The Simplest Answer is Usually Correct.
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Look at this chart.
Regardless of which focus number you choose, you are going to have surrounding neighbors. There are 10 rows and 3 positions.
If your f (focus) number is in the 1st row in the 1st position, you are going to have only 3 adjacent numbers. Using 5 as the f number.
1st row/1st. position-5x (3 touching numbers) 2nd. row/1st. position-xx (5 touching numbers)
xx 5x
xx
As you can see, depending on where the f number is, you can have as little as 3 touching numbers or as much as 9 touching numbers. There are 3 group. Which group fits your criteria of what will be drawn the next time? Which group will You focus on? Does group x have the hot/cold/even/odd etc. criteria your looking for? Think! Think! Think! High/Low/ Zero Old man trick?
Stay Tuned.
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I believe in Occam's razor:
The Simplest Answer is Usually Correct.
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Pets - 629, 324, 327, 246
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I believe in Occam's razor:
The Simplest Answer is Usually Correct.
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I believe in Occam's razor:
The Simplest Answer is Usually Correct.
