Hi FunkyCatSpring
Yes, I was testing a system that was succesful in a way, it gave great results in trapping the winning numbers together. However, the 'system' generated too many numbers to economically allow lotto players to actually play all those numbers. I used the Gail Howard chart 7 to compare which numbers were common in the Top 14 numbers drawn for 54, 36 and 18 drawings (example, I used LOTS and lots of different settings). Then I did the same for the Bottom 14 numbers. And the same for the 14 numbers in between. Yes, the results were great, but it was not uncommon to have 30+ numbers to play... It's only logical to be able to trap the winning numbers in your selection if your selections consists of 30+ numbers.
In short: I may have been a little over enthusiastic when I was first starting to test the new 'system'. Anyway, I won't give up, I'll keep searching for a better way to play the lotto!