foreverbob
Member
Hi guys,
Suppose I play a 6/45 and I have a nice 4 if 3 in 4 wheel.
Now I want to combine that wheel with another wheel next to it, to fill the other 2 numbers next to it.
So I have tickets with 4 numbers (1st wheel). I just need to put in 2 extra number to complete each ticket.
If I would have 2 extra strong keynumbers, I just go and put those numbers on every ticket.
But most of the times I work with repeat and most skip due numbers. This would be a pool of around 6 to 13 numbers max.
A 2 if 2 in 2 wheel is easy to make, but is there another way we can better implement both wheels to have better succesrate in hitting both wheels?
I play my first wheel of adjacent numbers.
In a 6/45 with bonus, most of the time we hit around 2.1 adjacent numbers per draw.
In a 6/45 with bonus, we hit around 1.5 repeats from the previous draw as well.
Sometimes we hit below that average and sometimes above, but there is a very nice balance in this apporach.
I have tracked 2 repeats + 4 adjacents many times. Thats 6 numbers in 6/45 + bonus, so actualy its like a 7/45.
Its all about matching the two wheels.
Best regards,
Bob
Suppose I play a 6/45 and I have a nice 4 if 3 in 4 wheel.
Now I want to combine that wheel with another wheel next to it, to fill the other 2 numbers next to it.
So I have tickets with 4 numbers (1st wheel). I just need to put in 2 extra number to complete each ticket.
If I would have 2 extra strong keynumbers, I just go and put those numbers on every ticket.
But most of the times I work with repeat and most skip due numbers. This would be a pool of around 6 to 13 numbers max.
A 2 if 2 in 2 wheel is easy to make, but is there another way we can better implement both wheels to have better succesrate in hitting both wheels?
I play my first wheel of adjacent numbers.
In a 6/45 with bonus, most of the time we hit around 2.1 adjacent numbers per draw.
In a 6/45 with bonus, we hit around 1.5 repeats from the previous draw as well.
Sometimes we hit below that average and sometimes above, but there is a very nice balance in this apporach.
I have tracked 2 repeats + 4 adjacents many times. Thats 6 numbers in 6/45 + bonus, so actualy its like a 7/45.
Its all about matching the two wheels.
Best regards,
Bob