Sangoma-number divination

[jokerh1977]

sorry patrrick

sorry patrick. My number frequency is working fine now. The problem was on my end evidently. Must have been operator error.

 

[Springbok]

Evening Barge

May I suggest that you use the trips for the skipsitters. Start with the following ranges of historical draws-16, 50 and 80. Try to isolate one trip. A correct trip is better than an incorrect pair. Try it and see how it goes in the 6 or 7/49 game.

 

[Springbok]

New York lottery

The New York 6/59 lottery is tough. No ways can you use pairings. Trips give you some grip on it. I also used quads in by alpha, beta etc quad files. If you use winnalotto trips you will have to extend the ranges of the filters. My opening batsmen used to go up to 8. I have increased them up to 10. Using trips and eliminating one number can make the lottery profitable with chasing a single number in a pair(eliminating one number from a trip) or using a plain trip. The bookies offer 7/1 odds.

 

[black prince]

My Winning Strategy for Pick5

Hi Joker1977 and Barge

I play pick5 with numbers 1 to 30. The FFG = 4.03 and Double FFG = 8.
I use Ion Saliu’s BRIGHT5 to get skip1, skip2, skip3, median, and favoriate
pairs. I use 200 previous real draws for history to predict the future draw:

(Very Hot Number) If Skip1 = Median, (Skip1 + Skip2) <= Double FFG, and
.......…….………………If (Skip1 + Skip2 + Skip3) <= Double FFG

(Hot Numbers) If Skip1 < Median, (Skip1 + Skip2) <= Double FFG, and
......……………….If (Skip1 + Skip2 + Skip3) <= Double FFG

(Prior Numbers) Same as Hot only it’s Prior

(Cold Numbers) If Skip1 > Double FFG and Skip2 > Double FFG

(Long Shot Numbers) If Skip1 >= Historical High Skip for 200 Draws

Very Hot Numbers are good key numbers. I use Very Hot, Hot, Prior and Cold
Numbers. My result is usually 9 to 13 numbers. Then I compare the PAIRS5
Report from BRIGHT5 to get pairs that play often with these numbers.
Most are already there, but some numbers show a strong showing with
certain numbers. It’s a judgement call.

Next is an effective Wheel for 9 to 13 numbers.

BP

 

[bloubul]

Hi Springbok

Nee my vrou drink wyn en OB, ek is 'n Castle en Whisky man. Please tell me from what page does it become relevant to the new version, to go through all of the pages is time consuming.
What is the meaning of: Drawn at the bottom of the Drawing Analysis on the right, is that the suggested #'s to play?

Will you look at 3 excel spreads that I will upload for you and compare it with your stats, please.

BlouBul

 

[Springbok]

Goie dag, Bloubul

Dit is 'n lang storie. Around 18 months ago Fullhouse writes about his techniques to chase numbers on the 49s lottery. You are chasing a number by betting on 2 or 3 so that one at least hits in the next 4 draws. Read the post on the Isolator(revised) and the Eliminator for the details. Also read the thread on money management. I achieved success with his methods and added my own modifications. I realised that to chase single numbers in a lottery was foolish. If you want a single number it is better to have it embedded in a pair or trip. If you were shooting a bird in the sky would you use a .303 rifle or a shotgun? The answer is obvious. A few months ago I was experimenting with 3 grids(a la isolator) with the UK 6/49 lottery. 3 number pairs had been isolated-one from each grid. 3 draws had taken place and none of those 3 pairs hit. According to the Fullhouse theory one or more should hit in the 4th draw. The 4th draw came and those 3 pairs hit(one number from each pair). This got me thinking. The isolator grids tend to hit numbers with skips ranging from 7 to 12. Is it possible to hit number with skips under 7 and over 12? I developed a whole series of files which converted the real numbers into specific pairings, trips, quads etc encoded into VB 6 which did the conversion and wrote to MDIEd where it could be analysed. By studying these pairings and trips you could get the feel of what they would probably do next or within the next 4 draws. I became pretty good at this after much observation. Remember I am chasing one number in a pair over 4 draws. I will explain more tomorrow.

Let me see your files so I can check them and see whatsup.

When it comes to beer and you sample New Zealand Stein lager or the German Becks beer then Castle is relegated to perdepiss. Castle is a triumph of marketing over taste. Castle and the American Budweiser are in the same league, Yeccchhh

 

[Excellence]

Hi black prince,

Thanks for sharing. I just have a quick question related to Very Hot Numbers and Hot Numbers. It might sound stupid but here it goes: when you say “and” at the end of the line you mean that both conditions must be accomplished or only one of them?

 

[Springbok]

Hi Bloubul

Just to add, my research has shown that the best beer in the world is Westvleteren 12. It is brewed in a monastery in Belgium. You have to go to the monastery and buy it. Maybe I should become a monk there

 

[CFLam]

Hi Joker1977 and Barge

I play pick5 with numbers 1 to 30. The FFG = 4.03 and Double FFG = 8.
I use Ion Saliu’s BRIGHT5 to get skip1, skip2, skip3, median, and favoriate
pairs. I use 200 previous real draws for history to predict the future draw:

(Very Hot Number) If Skip1 = Median, (Skip1 + Skip2) <= Double FFG, and
.......…….………………If (Skip1 + Skip2 + Skip3) <= Double FFG

(Hot Numbers) If Skip1 < Median, (Skip1 + Skip2) <= Double FFG, and
......……………….If (Skip1 + Skip2 + Skip3) <= Double FFG

(Prior Numbers) Same as Hot only it’s Prior

(Cold Numbers) If Skip1 > Double FFG and Skip2 > Double FFG

(Long Shot Numbers) If Skip1 >= Historical High Skip for 200 Draws

Very Hot Numbers are good key numbers. I use Very Hot, Hot, Prior and Cold
Numbers. My result is usually 9 to 13 numbers. Then I compare the PAIRS5
Report from BRIGHT5 to get pairs that play often with these numbers.
Most are already there, but some numbers show a strong showing with
certain numbers. It’s a judgement call.

Next is an effective Wheel for 9 to 13 numbers.

BP

Hi Black Prince,
Sorry its a bit out scope. Would you please tell me how to read the PAIRS report from BRIGHT software? How to interpret the line:
1 2 4 13 14 33 9 14 15 33 40 4 13 33 35 44 16 27 33 35 36 2 19 23 24 33 16 20 23 24 25
like this? Thanks

Regds
CFLam

 

[black prince]

Hi Excellence

Hi black prince,

Thanks for sharing. I just have a quick question related to Very Hot Numbers and Hot Numbers. It might sound stupid but here it goes: when you say “and” at the end of the line you mean that both conditions must be accomplished or only one of them?

This means all conditions must be present. I use Excel spreadsheet to auto-
matically show me what has passed these tests. By loading the changing
history (i.e. skips, median, etc.) it highlites the possible type of number.
My problems is usually 3 or 4 numbers and sometime all 5 are there but,
the COW (cost of winning) is too great to full wheel say 9 to 13 numbers.

BP

 

[black prince]

BRIGHT5 Pairs5 Report

Hi CFLAM,

Here's a sample of a Pairs5 report:

Number: 1 Hits: 22 ( 15.2 %)
With #: 12 18 11 22 10 20 17 25 26 29 30 15 19 27 ....
....Hits: 7 6 5 5 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 3 3 3 3 3 3 ....

Let's say the number 1 was selected from your tests and you wanted a
number the occurs with "1" the most frequently. From this sample I take the
top two numbers "12" and "18". If they are already selected from my spread-
sheet I move on to the next spreadsheet number. I do this for each
number selected from my spreadsheet. It usually gets the fifth number

BP

 

[black prince]

Sharing

I’m always refining my tests based on what the history
reveals. If there are any tests that you have discovered
which improve the selection, Please Share. I’m trying
to create a common solution for Pick5, Pick6, etc.
With a strong probability program and a strong wheel,
the goal to winning consistently is getting closer.

BP

 

[Springbok]

Hello Black Prince

This means all conditions must be present. I use Excel spreadsheet to auto-
matically show me what has passed these tests. By loading the changing
history (i.e. skips, median, etc.) it highlites the possible type of number.
My problems is usually 3 or 4 numbers and sometime all 5 are there but,
the COW (cost of winning) is too great to full wheel say 9 to 13 numbers.

If you have pool of 13 numbers and you get all 5 winners in the pool then this is a dream solution. Why don't you use the purge facilities on Saliu's software to reduce the combinations to an affordable level?

 

[Excellence]

Hi black prince,

A + B + C <= D
And
A+B <= D obviously

I think the third criterion is (Skip1+Skip2+Skip3) <= Triple “FFG median”. Correct? If not then the second criterion is useless because it is already included in the third.

I would like to say that I tested a bit your strategy but I only analyzed 2 draws in my 7 / 49 file. With the criterions posted by you I obtained 2 / 19 and 3 / 14. If I changed the third criterion as I said above I obtained 2 / 21 and 4 / 20 (all 4 came from Hot Numbers!). I will keep testing to see if there is any pattern to watch.

Also I would like to say that I used Excel for skip analyzes but, if we are still posting in this thread, I would recommend using Patrick’s program. Create filters with the above criterions. It will work much faster. (maybe, depends how good is your Excel file as long as you analyze just balls, not pairs or trips)

I will also like to mention that, as far as I know BRIGHT5 is not freeware (I may be wrong). There is no point in advertising here.

 

[Springbok]

Hello Excellence

Put this code onto winnalotto filter:-
#20 = #1
and
#21 < #1
and
#22 < #1
It should bring up the specifications that Black Prince pointed out. I am sure Black Prince was not advertising. For years Saliu's software was free to download. I quote Saliu's software because it is the best there is and any lottery player that does not use it is not a serious lottery player. I cannot imagine anyone who would not use it. Even now for the trifling sum of 14 US dollars you got a bargain of a lifetime. If you are smart it will pay you back many times the initial sum. Ok I am lucky as I have it all because I downloaded most of it a long time ago even before he thought of the small charge. To me it is freeware for which I am grateful for.

 

[Excellence]

Salut Springbok,

Indeed, now I do not think that black prince was advertising. This is a subject that I do not want to open and I am sorry that I even brought it up in the first place.

Regarding your code. The idea presented by black prince is based on the “FFG median”. The theoretical values are used, not the statistical ones. Here are the filters I use: (I presumed that sum of skip 1, 2 and 3 is <= to triple “FFG median”; the values are for 7 / 49)

For Very Hot Numbers:
#20 = 4
and
#30 <= 8
and
#31 <= 12

where #30 = #20 + #21 and #31= #30 + #22

For Hot Numbers replace #20 = 4 with #20 < 4

For Cold Numbers

#20 > 8
and
#21 > 8

For Historical High:

#20 = #3

I did not understood Prior Numbers but I guess they are included in the Hot numbers right?

 

[Springbok]

Hi Everybody
I added two new filters for Winnalotto. This is to help getting rid of numbers. Filter zero3 will pull out all pairs etc that have had 3 consecutive hits. Zero4 will pull out all pairs etc that have had 4 consecutive hits. Test them and see how far you can push them in eliminating numbers.

zero3
#20 = 0
and
#21 = #20
and
#22 = #20

zero4
#20 = 0
and
#21 = #20
and
#22 = #20
and
#23 = #20

 

[black prince]

Lotto Strategy

Excellence

I think the third criterion is (Skip1+Skip2+Skip3) <= Triple
“FFG median”. Correct? If not then the second criterion is
useless because it is already included in the third.
I will also like to mention that, as far as I know BRIGHT5 is
not freeware (I may be wrong). There is no point in advertising
here.

I was NOT advertising for Ion. His work is well respected. I mentioned
his program to give him credit as the source. I shared with you my method
and NEVER said it was full proof, It works for me.
(Skip1 + Skip2 + Skip3) is less than or equal double FFG, NOT Tripple!!
This is why I choose it as Very Hot and a possible key number.

SpringBok
If you have pool of 13 numbers and you get all 5 winners in the
pool then this is a dream solution. Why don't you use the purge
facilities on Saliu's software to reduce the combinations to an
affordable level?
Reply With Quote

Thanks for the suggestion. I'm using that to test post predicting from past
draws. Today Pick5 winning numbers were " 01 10 17 19 30". My pool
of numbers matched just 4 winning numbers "01 10 19 30". They were
scattered among the 10 draws I played, not all in one draw.

BP

 

[bloubul]

Hi Springbok

Thanks that you will take the time to look at the files. Just remember that 2 of the files not my work is, but it will be indicated to you. It will be uploaded soon for you.

BlouBul

 

[Springbok]

Hello Barge

I have been doing some thinking. I spent time re-reading Fullhouse's posts on the isolator. If we are using Winnalotto to chase down one number in a number pair it is best to get down to basics. We lost the simplicity of his methods.Chasing down a pair in 4 draws and chasing down a pair in the next draw are totally different ball games. It reminds me of a contest I watched on TV between a V8 Range Rover and a French Citroen 2CV(the one with a 600cc engine-twin cylinder I think-you felt if you sneezed next to it , it would disintegrate). It was over a muddy, rutted woodland road. Well. the 2CV knocked the hell out of the fancy Range Rover-it never stood a chance.

All I do now in the pursuit of a number in a pair is the following. Load the history(50 draws is plenty). Click on pairs, go to skip 1 and sort. Navigate to the pairs on the 8th skip. Look for any pair from skip 2 onwards which has consecutive hits 3 and above-the more the merrier. That is the one to bet on for the next 4 draws. If none are on the 8th skip then go to the 9th. Utter simplicity. In my latest test going back 20 draws, I had nine pairs picked altogether during the test. All the pairs hit, never going on more than 3 draws. So simple, so quick,so utterly easy and brainfree. Incidently it works. Obviously you should test it to your own satisfaction.