PLAY FACTORS..........in SOLARIS are 3 levels of Factors, SUN, SOLAR (planets, etc) and Universals (stars, gdz such as galactic center).
These produce at least 12 possible Factor Groups, all of which can be relatively accurate as combinations of factors.
I have noticed Universals and Stars/Sun are better for Bigger Multi-state International drawings, while Solar's are more likely for local / state drawings
SOLARIS lines CJX and STARGDZ are excellent plays for both presenting a combination of exact points or Universal factors. Unfortunately, many good universals can also apply to smaller drawings. Each of these factors can be involved in any drawing, so it is not done by a strict rule or literal science.
TRIAD is not the same as POINTS or PURPLE RAIN. Triad is similar to CJX only that triad is 3 points aligned, CJX is 2 points exact.
PURPLE RAIN is similar to Points in that POINTS has about 70 factors, while PURPLE has about 30 of these similar to MAJORS and MAJ or MAJORITY.
RIP's Such as RIPZ is a COMBINE of any of these or many of them all included, that is taking the best of GROUPS and combining them.
Unfortunately, eliminating factors which appear strong but do not play, will show up in groups with the same number candidate will fail to win across the board. Example was #22/23/24 group which failed in powerball, but could win in the State Lottery. This is a local block (sun/planet position) in that number area.
Eliminating the one or two challenged numbers will improve winners. The combining of colors is also a good move, like GODZ and STARS as STARGDZ. This group nearly always provides excellent results. Purple Rain has also been excellent. SOLARINE is an excellent line choice, especially for 3 winners out of 6.
The odds of winning 3 numbers is at least 1 in a 1000, while 4 out of 6 is more like 1 in 10K. 5 numbers is more like 1 in 100K, depending on the game.
Nothing is strictly mechanical. Players still use intuition and only play winning tickets. (2 or more numbers correct). Dont play too many tickets, play good ones.