Using mirror numbers...

[Teufellj]

Using mirror numbers are great for tracking down..."why" in a given rundown after whatever day you played.
Here's an example:

Say that ...717...is the daily winner but that same set is Not in your rundown and should be, look for its mirror and chances are good that...262...is! But maybe the only relative digits in your rundown are ...711 which equates to ...266 as its mirror partners. That doesn't help much, does it? Look again at what you wrote down. When dealing with mirror numbers, always reconvert to the original digit sets and take your time. It is very easy to think that you did one thing but out of a habit or two your minds eye gave you what you thought that you saw and not what is..."Been there and done that!" This is a mini-form of self-hypnosis. When this happens, it's time to step away from the computer or pencil and paper for a breather and do something else. The numbers will still be there when you come back with a refreshed outlook.

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[Teufellj]

What else with Mirror numbers...?

"What else with Mirror Numbers...?"
Quite a pragmatic statement isn't it? Many times you will make a rundown or two and when the winner arrives for that game, you are one-off of the winning set because, it wasn't in the setup and that setup is known to produce winners. Mirrored numbers will reflect most of the time, that magic digit that you didn't have. Mind you,
I said, "most of the time." Reason being that I have yet to find a full compliment rundown setup. This doesn't mean that there isn't one just that with so many ways of working with numbers, I personally have not come across any data with this substance. Mirror Numbers are truer than regular sets but if you don't reconvert those digits you will blow your bets. You can also check the daily winner to find and rectify or make notations as to where a particular number came from or tentativly where it will be in the near future of your tracking.

Teufell...