Hi,
The elimination method I use is based on Robert Perkis article at
http://www.lotto-logix.com/txthouse/winthelottery.html
I first eliminate cold numbers (frequency = 0 on 17 last drawings).
I also analyse the last 16 drawings like Perkis for the 6/53 lottery.
I however don't use his exact method. I don't eliminate the numbers quoted "X"
because some of them often appear, but I eliminate numbers with three "***" or more.
As my lotto is a 649, I made another analyse but modify Perkis system and made groups of drawings
of A=2,B=2,C=3,D=2,E=2. 11 numbers against Perkis 17 numbers. Perkis use 3-3-4-3-3 for
his 653 lotto. This last method is a Perkis method variant in reality.
I eliminate numbers with two "**" and more.
So I eliminate about 6 cold numbers and 4 to 6 (adding 17 # Perkis method and my 11# adapted method).
Just eliminated 1 good number in last drawing. O elimination the drawing before.
taaroa
The elimination method I use is based on Robert Perkis article at
http://www.lotto-logix.com/txthouse/winthelottery.html
I first eliminate cold numbers (frequency = 0 on 17 last drawings).
I also analyse the last 16 drawings like Perkis for the 6/53 lottery.
I however don't use his exact method. I don't eliminate the numbers quoted "X"
because some of them often appear, but I eliminate numbers with three "***" or more.
As my lotto is a 649, I made another analyse but modify Perkis system and made groups of drawings
of A=2,B=2,C=3,D=2,E=2. 11 numbers against Perkis 17 numbers. Perkis use 3-3-4-3-3 for
his 653 lotto. This last method is a Perkis method variant in reality.
I eliminate numbers with two "**" and more.
So I eliminate about 6 cold numbers and 4 to 6 (adding 17 # Perkis method and my 11# adapted method).
Just eliminated 1 good number in last drawing. O elimination the drawing before.
taaroa