Full-Spectrum picks (sets) - how to isolate the winning line
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AMAZING! and the 40 bonus was on the line right above it as well. tough luck that you couldn't exploit it.
it doesn't change the fact that you are doin well on the lottery warpath...you are comin off a decent win and so soon you already hit upon a great big chance at the jackpot!
keep hammerin away
blitzed
I appreciate you encouragement, blitzed. 
I am grateful for your full-spectrum set generation page.
Before you provided this (with 9 numbers) I was using a pack of cards , and dealing them out laboriously.
This was obviously very slow by comparison, and therefore I did not generate as many sets as I now can with your program.
This , in turn, probably has something to do with the fact that a MATCH 6 line appeared within 2 days of using your sets.
I WILL PERSEVERE, and I WILL PREVAIL.
Doggedly.
I am grateful for your full-spectrum set generation page.
Before you provided this (with 9 numbers) I was using a pack of cards , and dealing them out laboriously.
This was obviously very slow by comparison, and therefore I did not generate as many sets as I now can with your program.
This , in turn, probably has something to do with the fact that a MATCH 6 line appeared within 2 days of using your sets.
I WILL PERSEVERE, and I WILL PREVAIL.
Doggedly.
blitzed
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veronica said:Would you please tell me how to do excel on the computer, to chart the keno numbers over a period of weeks for Atlantic Keno?
regards
hiya veronica,
just grab the old KENO.xls spreadsheet on my website, it will chart 2 weeks:
http://crazynuts.hollosite.com/lottery_spreadsheets/
enter new draws on the temp sheet, then paste the most recent 14 lines
over the ones in the draws sheet. that will preserve the formulas.
ifya need help with it, let me know...if I have freetime to kill, perhaps I can update it and add a skip count chart, add a 4week distro chart, even make the distro chart horizontally..it might be possible to squeeze it all onto one screen at 1280x1024 resolution.
cheers!
blitzed
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I saved another version of the Excel spreadsheet, maybe it'll work now?
Openoffice Calc is the spreadsheet program I use, it'd be worth tryin that if you still can't open that spreadsheet. The probability chart portion of the sheets don't work in Excel anyway.
You can get OpenOffice free here:
http://download.openoffice.org/2.2.1/index.html?focus=download
seeya,
blitzed
Openoffice Calc is the spreadsheet program I use, it'd be worth tryin that if you still can't open that spreadsheet. The probability chart portion of the sheets don't work in Excel anyway.
You can get OpenOffice free here:
http://download.openoffice.org/2.2.1/index.html?focus=download
seeya,
blitzed
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I usually have better luck with evening draws, and almost always I make my picks at the last minute and run down to the mini-mart to get them in play on time
anyway, you should generate a set for morning, afternoon, and evening...maybe you are right to suspect that the time of day might affect the quality of your numbers. who knows?
good luck!
blitzed
anyway, you should generate a set for morning, afternoon, and evening...maybe you are right to suspect that the time of day might affect the quality of your numbers. who knows?
good luck!
blitzed
Veronica -
This is a question I have considered very recently - ie what time of day is best for generating lines of numbers. Maybe it's just a question of WHAT TIME OF DAY ARE YOU MOST RECEPTIVE (ALERT) TO A WINNING LINE ?
I have found (with full-spectrum set generation) that MORNINGS are best for a winning line to appear (for the next draw) - ususally the morning before the (weekly) draw ,that day.
Curiously , I have found that, if I generate lines in the late evening, they usually match a very recent draw (which has passed)
But lines generated in the MORNING, have tended to match FOR THE NEXT DRAW - which is what we want, ofcourse.
In terms of our human body and mind, mornings are natually a more OPTIMISTIC and OPPORTUNISTIC time - a new day has arrived, with new possibilities and new chances for us all. This is the ideal time to look for a winning line.
Evenings , though enjoyable, are a time when we are winding down, more tired, and less alert.
Just my thoughts and experiences.
This is a question I have considered very recently - ie what time of day is best for generating lines of numbers. Maybe it's just a question of WHAT TIME OF DAY ARE YOU MOST RECEPTIVE (ALERT) TO A WINNING LINE ?
I have found (with full-spectrum set generation) that MORNINGS are best for a winning line to appear (for the next draw) - ususally the morning before the (weekly) draw ,that day.
Curiously , I have found that, if I generate lines in the late evening, they usually match a very recent draw (which has passed)
But lines generated in the MORNING, have tended to match FOR THE NEXT DRAW - which is what we want, ofcourse.
In terms of our human body and mind, mornings are natually a more OPTIMISTIC and OPPORTUNISTIC time - a new day has arrived, with new possibilities and new chances for us all. This is the ideal time to look for a winning line.
Evenings , though enjoyable, are a time when we are winding down, more tired, and less alert.
Just my thoughts and experiences.
blitzed
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hiya veronica,
ifya downloaded OpenOffice and installed it, thenya should be able to click the windows Start button, then All Programs, Open Office, Open Office Calc.
try doing it that way to manually load the KENds spreadsheet...,maybe windows didn't associate the .ods file extension with OpenOffice Calc yet.
blitzed
ifya downloaded OpenOffice and installed it, thenya should be able to click the windows Start button, then All Programs, Open Office, Open Office Calc.
try doing it that way to manually load the KEN
ds spreadsheet...,maybe windows didn't associate the .ods file extension with OpenOffice Calc yet.blitzed
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DaveT, yup too bad you can't pick numbers whileya still in a pseudo-dreamstate beforeya wake up in the morning har har!
One thing you should try doing is visualizing numbers before you go to sleep. What I've done before is made a giant full-screen sequential matrix of the number playfield before. Large amber-orange numbers on a black background.
For a few nights I would stare at that screen before I went to bed and I'd be able to sift through the orange numbers in my head as I drifted off to sleep. I matched 3 numbers that way, not bad! I'll have to make another image file for that and try the technique over an extended period of time.
cheers!
blitzed
One thing you should try doing is visualizing numbers before you go to sleep. What I've done before is made a giant full-screen sequential matrix of the number playfield before. Large amber-orange numbers on a black background.
For a few nights I would stare at that screen before I went to bed and I'd be able to sift through the orange numbers in my head as I drifted off to sleep. I matched 3 numbers that way, not bad! I'll have to make another image file for that and try the technique over an extended period of time.
cheers!
blitzed
blitzed, DaveT, anyone?
When you are picking numbers to play for keno or 649 or other lotteries. Do you have a method to pick the numbers? Do you chart the numbers called daily or is there a better , easier way to do it?
I have felt stressed out trying to figure it out.
Thank you very much
When you are picking numbers to play for keno or 649 or other lotteries. Do you have a method to pick the numbers? Do you chart the numbers called daily or is there a better , easier way to do it?
I have felt stressed out trying to figure it out.
Thank you very much
Veronica - Hi,
I have explained (hopefully) within this thread how I pick my numbers.
Briefly, I plot the twice weekly results (for lotto 649) on a grid (sequentially) and then generate multiple sets of full-spectrum picks.
I then sift throught these sets (one-by-one) , trying to spot the line/lines which 'best fit' into the next draw's space on my grid.
By 'best fit' I mean those lines which , when plotted in next week's grid space, typically 'follow on' from the previous draws' results in terms of a pattern progression.
I have had good success with this system, and hope this will continue.
Is there a better, easier way?
Who knows? If you want easy, just buy a lucky dip (or quick-pick in the US)
Sunday 27th August 2007.
I am continuing to generate 9-number full-spectrum pick sets, with the aim of SPOTTING the winner next time (see previous...)
As a futher encouragement, ONCE AGAIN I have just generated a set containing 5+Bonus for a RECENT draw (UK lotto 649)
Here is the set:
04 08 19 24 26 28 31 32 38
01 03 06 10 13 29 35 43 48
02 12 23 33 39 41 44 45 49 <<<<<<Here is 5+Bonus for 18th July 07 draw!
11 15 16 22 27 37 40 42 46
05 07 09 14 17 21 30 34 36
18 20 25 47
Result for 18th July 2007 (12 draws back)
12 31 33 39 41 45 Bonus 23
5 Numbers and the bonus, which typically pays £100,000 to £200,000...
I am continuing to generate 9-number full-spectrum pick sets, with the aim of SPOTTING the winner next time (see previous...)
As a futher encouragement, ONCE AGAIN I have just generated a set containing 5+Bonus for a RECENT draw (UK lotto 649)
Here is the set:
04 08 19 24 26 28 31 32 38
01 03 06 10 13 29 35 43 48
02 12 23 33 39 41 44 45 49 <<<<<<Here is 5+Bonus for 18th July 07 draw!
11 15 16 22 27 37 40 42 46
05 07 09 14 17 21 30 34 36
18 20 25 47
Result for 18th July 2007 (12 draws back)
12 31 33 39 41 45 Bonus 23
5 Numbers and the bonus, which typically pays £100,000 to £200,000...
Hello madam.
I doubt that using the frequency listings for my wheeling would yield results as good as my full-spectrum set theory, although I have not tested this out...
The reason I tend to stick with these 9-number full-spectrum sets is simply this: THE TREND IS YOUR FRIEND.
That is, over time, using these sets, I have observed the greatest number of 6 ball-matches (or 5+bonus matches) in one line for recent/future draws.
No other method of generating 9-number lines has performed as well as this.
My theory is , if you are matching 6 numbers REGULARLY (albeit mostly for recent draws), it will only be a matter of time before you get a line containing 6 for the NEXT draw, and you actually enter THAT wheel. (...I've already got one and missed it - see previous discussion)
My record , using 9-number full-spectrum sets for several weeks, is as follows:
Match 6 for a nearby draw : 4 times
Match 5+Bonus for a nearby draw : 2 times
Match 5 for a nearby draw : MANY times.
Match 4 for a nearby draw : EVERY DAY, without exception.
Ofcourse, isolating the winning line (for the next draw) is the problem, but my method of studying the patterns in recent drawings attempts to solve this....
I doubt that using the frequency listings for my wheeling would yield results as good as my full-spectrum set theory, although I have not tested this out...
The reason I tend to stick with these 9-number full-spectrum sets is simply this: THE TREND IS YOUR FRIEND.
That is, over time, using these sets, I have observed the greatest number of 6 ball-matches (or 5+bonus matches) in one line for recent/future draws.
No other method of generating 9-number lines has performed as well as this.
My theory is , if you are matching 6 numbers REGULARLY (albeit mostly for recent draws), it will only be a matter of time before you get a line containing 6 for the NEXT draw, and you actually enter THAT wheel. (...I've already got one and missed it - see previous discussion)
My record , using 9-number full-spectrum sets for several weeks, is as follows:
Match 6 for a nearby draw : 4 times
Match 5+Bonus for a nearby draw : 2 times
Match 5 for a nearby draw : MANY times.
Match 4 for a nearby draw : EVERY DAY, without exception.
Ofcourse, isolating the winning line (for the next draw) is the problem, but my method of studying the patterns in recent drawings attempts to solve this....