Thanks Roger!

lottowine

Member
Hi, Roger:

I'm so happy to find your copy of the Matrix (The selecting job was for Jul. 16, 07) online just now.
I have some questions about your Matrix as below:

1) In general, do you use the EditGrid for your selecting job or to slice your Keno board. Eg run lines diagonally
across the board and map the #s after each draw by yourself?

2) You find the 11 number grid and 12 number grid to your game (10/20/70) most useful. But how many # grid should be good at the Keno-10/20/80 according to your experience? In other words, how can you decide the X number grid?

3) How many historic drawing data we need to analyze on the Matrix at least?

4) How can you select the Due #s (including the Due pairs, and Repeats) from each Grid? In other words, what foundations or criterion do you rely on for your selecting job?

5) How many numbers do you select from the Matrix usually each time? And how much is the wining percent by using the Matrix until now summarily?

I'm sorry for my too many questions. Could you give me the answers in your convenience? Thanks.

Best,
lottowine
 

roger.www

Member
lottowine said:
Hi, Roger:

I'm so happy to find your copy of the Matrix (The selecting job was for Jul. 16, 07) online just now.
I have some questions about your Matrix as below:

1) In general, do you use the EditGrid for your selecting job or to slice your Keno board. Eg run lines diagonally
across the board and map the #s after each draw by yourself?

2) You find the 11 number grid and 12 number grid to your game (10/20/70) most useful. But how many # grid should be good at the Keno-10/20/80 according to your experience? In other words, how can you decide the X number grid?

3) How many historic drawing data we need to analyze on the Matrix at least?

4) How can you select the Due #s (including the Due pairs, and Repeats) from each Grid? In other words, what foundations or criterion do you rely on for your selecting job?

5) How many numbers do you select from the Matrix usually each time? And how much is the wining percent by using the Matrix until now summarily?

I'm sorry for my too many questions. Could you give me the answers in your convenience? Thanks.

Best,
lottowine

lol..uh Lottowine...I am not sure I can answer all your questions tonight
as I have something to do...but in GH there is some gap analysis there
( average gap between numbers ) so that should give you some idea
how to space your grid.

All you need do is enter data for the last 7-10 days.

After that there are many ways to use the grid eg:
eg: last in numbers for each grid :

--last in numbers 3 draws ( ie #s that skipped the last 3 draws)
---last in numbers 5 draws etc
_______________________
now be careful how you use these last in numbers.
Some days the Keno people will draw from
1-3 draws mostly. But if this persists
for a few days you know to start
playing the overdues ( play more #s from 4 draws and above). That's why GH's
DAYS OUT VIEW of HISTORY is important.
 

LT

Administrator
lottowine said:
LT,
I'm so sorry for my mistake. I will not do it again.
lottowine

Thanks for your understanding lottowine :thumb:

It's unfortunate that these rules have to be governing forums like these but that is the nature of the internet now.
 

lottowine

Member
Hi, Roger:
Thanks for your precious advises! However, I still can not find some useful idea from GH's L Chart for my Grid number. In addition, what is the deference for selecting these last in numbers from the grid of Roger Matrix as Due #s and for selecting these last in numbers from all 80 #s in last drawing or last 3, 4, or 5 drawings? If or not, we need to wait the wining opportunity by holding some same Due #s in short time? Thanks,

Best,
lottowine
 

roger.www

Member
lottowine said:
Hi, Roger:
Thanks for your precious advises! However, I still can not find some useful idea from GH's L Chart for my Grid number. In addition, what is the deference for selecting these last in numbers from the grid of Roger Matrix as Due #s and for selecting these last in numbers from all 80 #s in last drawing or last 3, 4, or 5 drawings? If or not, we need to wait the wining opportunity by holding some same Due #s in short time? Thanks,

Best,
lottowine
In addition, what is the deference for selecting these last in numbers from the grid of Roger Matrix as Due #s and for selecting these last in numbers from all 80 #s in last drawing or last 3, 4, or 5 drawings?
You can do both..no harm in that.
The 2 series will not contain identical sets of data, they will however
have many numbers in common.
It's a lottery, meaning no guaranteed winning formula,
you simply have to try different things.
 

lottowine

Member
Hi, Roger:
If so, the Due #s are selected by your Matrix should be over 14 #s a lots each time, aren't they? Thanks,

Best,
lottowine
 

roger.www

Member
It just depends on the day. You should work with some old results.
You will find on some days you can predict 9-12 numbers this way.
It is all a matter of timing really ( right numbers, right draw)
 

lottowine

Member
Hi, Roger:

How do you think the company of "Winners Edge" ? Why I find a lots information is not true on the "Winners Edge Jackpot-Winning Tickets"? For example, those (as below) real First prices are zero (0) from the official Website of New York Lottery, Why?

"April 5, 2007 5 of 5 ticket New York Take Five Jackpot: $90,000
April 13, 2007 5 of 5 ticket New York Take Five Jackpot: $90,000
July 5, 2007 5 of 5 ticket New York Take Five Jackpot: $90,000
June 17, 2007 5 of 5 ticket New York Take Five Jackpot: $90,000
....."

Best,
lottowine
 

roger.www

Member
lottowine said:
Hi, Roger:

How do you think the company of "Winners Edge" ? Why I find a lots information is not true on the "Winners Edge Jackpot-Winning Tickets"? For example, those (as below) real First prices are zero (0) from the official Website of New York Lottery, Why?

"April 5, 2007 5 of 5 ticket New York Take Five Jackpot: $90,000
April 13, 2007 5 of 5 ticket New York Take Five Jackpot: $90,000
July 5, 2007 5 of 5 ticket New York Take Five Jackpot: $90,000
June 17, 2007 5 of 5 ticket New York Take Five Jackpot: $90,000
....."

Best,
lottowine
Most likely the claims are not false but the winning combo is buried
in 2000 or more lines, from a cost perspective not practical for an individual player.
 

lottowine

Member
Well, the company of Winners Edge is untruthful indeed! Those false winning information are not only in NY Take Five or in 2007 but in other States or countries and in other dates. In addition, I tried to contact it for its product but no any answers instead receiving a lots of email about Delivery Failure! However, its system of Money Pay is working very well still now.
 

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