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Alright folks, it's been a hot minute since I dropped anything on my blog.
I know quite a few of you keep up with my work as I continue to try to decipher
this game and come up with new ways to get us closer to figuring this out.
And for those of you who do, I truly appreciate you, and your support.

Let's dive right into this - because we've been thinking about the lottery draws
all wrong for years! I've discovered something that is so obvious, but no one has
ever really stopped to think about it this way. And I am glad that I did, because 
what I am about to show you, is completely amazing.

Let's take Connecticut on 4/16 day draw which was 033. What you are going to 
do is take the draw number and then split them into 2 pairs. The front pair and
then the back pair. And then we will add the extra digit in a (x).

By doing so, we get something like this:
03 (3)
33 (0)

Then from there, we are going to mirror the number in the (x) as well, so we get:
03 (3 / 8)
33 (0 / 5) 

Now, these are pairs, and we all know what happens with pairs. Just when we think
it's going to hit, it mirrors up on us. So lets' cover our bases and consider the mirrors.

03, 53, 08, 58 (3 / 8)
33, 38, 83, 88 (0 / 5)   

Now, we have 2 sets of pairs, and we have 2 numbers in the (x). Here's the part
we all have been missing for years! The numbers in the (x) are the day number you will
play those pairs on. Let me explain what I mean.

Let's take the first set.

03, 53, 08, 58 (3 / 8) 

Using the 3/8, that means you are going to look to play these pairs on:
3rd, 8th, 13th, 18, 23rd, 28th.

Depending on where you are at in the calendar will depend on where you are
going to play them. But I will tell you this, most of the time, these things play back
just as they tell us they are going to!

Remember I said that CT played 033 on the 16th? Well, this is telling us that on the 18th,
that 03, 53, 08, 58  will play. And sure enough, on the 18th in CT, 850 played.



There's our 03, 53, 08, 58  pair that played, just as it said it would!

Speaking of that 033, how did we know that was going to play? Well take 1 draw back
to the 356. Do the same setup again

35, 30, 85, 80 (6 / 1)
56, 51, 06, 56 (3 / 8)

That setup told us that the "35" type pair was going to play on a 1/6 day. Since the
356 played on the 15th, the next available day for 6/1 would be the "16th". Sure enough: 033

Now there is one little caveat to this approach. And that is, you can swap day number plays.
Let me show you what I mean by that.

The 113 told us that the 13 pair was supposed to play on the 1/6 day and then the 11 was
supposed to play on the 3/8 day. But instead, the 13 "type" pair played on the 3/8 day instead.
Since the draw day for 113 was on the 12th, the next available day number was the 13th. And 
sure enough, the 13 played as 68 in 886. So just be mindful of that with this approach.

As always, everything I do works all across the country, so let me show you some examples.

Arkansas:



Florida:



Kentucky:



New Jersey:



And the list goes on and on and on. You can back test this for yourself in your own
state. Just go look at your draw numbers, create the front and back pairs and use the
alternate number as the "day number" as to when it will play.

Don't forget, mirrors, and the pair can alternate expected day numbers in the row.
But it will hit one of those 2 days projected a high majority of the time! 

What do you think, am I closer to cracking this "system"? ;)

So as I continue to work on tracking down a solid way to hit regularly, I wanted to share something I've been seeing.

I call it the "Splits". The reason is, is it's because as the name implies. The concept is simple.
We are going to take a pair, and then split it, and then look for it to return back as a pair. Then the cycle is done.

But with this one, you have to understand the mirrors for sure in order to properly track it.

Let's dive right in and I will use the Tri-States as an example. I'm going to put the draw in the 
left column, and then some notes in the next and in the final column will be the results.

Let me show you want I mean...

This is how your workout sheet should look. For the sake of online formatting I had to put "Pending" in the last
column so everything stays aligned. Yours should be blank in the status column. All we are doing is writing down the drawn number and then using the first 2 numbers, and then the last 2 numbers. So in the case of 368, it's 36 and 68.

Now, I'm going to start with an easy one to spot so you can see this

 
You must remember, that anytime a number plays, each potential "split" is automatically activated. So in this case,
I've made this one easy to spot. Tri-State played the 722, which meant that 72 is activated for a split and 22 was
activated for a split. And just 5 draws later, "242" was played. There's our "22" split that we are looking for. Now, what the fun part is, is you are looking for that to come back as a pair. Expect the pair to be mirrored in some way tho. That's how they can keep the numbers moving and make it "look" like it's different. But in reality, it's all the same. In this case, a mirror to a 2 is the number 7. So we are looking for 22 to return as 22, 27, 72, 77.

And sure enough just 2 draws later, it comes back as 177. There's our "77" from the 22 pairs. So it initiated, then split, and then closed. Once it does, you are done with that pair, and you are on to the next. Simple, initiate, split, close, done. That's it.

Now let's move on so I can show you a little more complex thing to look for... Let's take our current table
and do some updates.

I've updated our chart some to show you how this works. This time we start at the bottom and look at the
368. Again, once a number plays both sides are initiated. From there, you're looking for the "hints" as to which
side is initiated. In the case of the 368, we are watch for a "36" or a "68". When you mirror, they are the same number. But usually what will happen is you will see a "hint" number play. Meaning, you will see a side that the pair plays on, but it hasn't SPLIT, like it's supposed to. I see it as 2 things. First, it's telling us which pair we should be watching for, and secondly, it's telling us which side the pair will come back on after the split. Let me explain it.

In the case of the 368, we then see it move to 468. But the 68 hasn't split yet and it's on the right or back 2 numbers. That's telling us that it will come back as a pair on the right or the back 2 numbers. Let's see if it's right?!

If we move up the list we can see that 896 showed up. There's our "68" split as 86 instead. So now we are at phase 2, which is the split. Remember, there's one more step, and that's the close of the split. Just 2 draws later, we get the 363. 63 and the mirror to 3 is 8, so 68. There's our close AND, the "hint" told us to watch for it to play in the right side, and sure enough it played on the "right" of 3"63" (368)

Now in the case of the 832 and 235. Here we a pair 23, or 32 which is the same, activated at the same time. Again, watch for the "hint" before the split. In this case we see that "87" is the mirror to 32, and it shows up on the left and in 879. So that means, we are looking for the split, and then to have the pair come back on the left side. 

If we look in our list, we can see 382, showed up! There's our "32" split. Yes, it's the same as a pair on the right, but what's important to recognize is the actual "split" happened. This means we are now looking for the close. And if this is correct, the close of the pair, should happen on the left or the first 2 numbers. And if we scroll up, we can see 822. There's our "32" close, on the left, just like it said it would be! :D


Pretty neat huh!?? Here's a full current list of the Tri-States up to date with the last draw:

It can get a little overwhelming keeping track. But if you stay focused and be sure to do your 3 steps, initiate, split and close, and then rinse and repeat, you will be fine tracking these.

If you only track just the pair and not the mirror, you still have to consider the placement of it, for example 23 split could be either 2x3 or 3x2. That's only 20 numbers unless you have a number in mind to use for the middle. If you read my other blog post about the "Leading" number and tracking that, it should help you be able to pinpoint what's coming and give you a hint as to what pairs to use or what split to play.

Let me give you an example, with the 914. When chasing the lead number we would take the "9". Then we simply +1 or -1 to the lead number and consider it's mirror numbers. So in the case of 9, we'd have 0,5 or 8, 3. Well, if we know we are looking for a 38 to split, here's a good place to try to catch it. And if you chose to use the 33 in the 38 split, that means you would have had 3x3. You would have hit if you played all, or chose the number 6 for the middle - STRAIGHT!

Don't get overwhelmed, do a bit of studying and find one or maybe 2 pairs to focus on, and track them. Remember, watch for the hint number first, before you begin to play. That's where the pair will show up but doesn't SPLIT first, it "hints". Then you will want to chase the SPLIT and it's return.

I know this post is lengthy, but the information in this one is valuable for sure!

Til then, keep winnin'!

I've been working really hard studying numbers lately and learning new techniques. Today, I wanted to share something else I noticed last night. I'm calling this one "The Gap", and this is how it works.

You are going to look at some of your recently drawn numbers, and what you are looking for, is a "Gap" between numbers. Let me give you an example. Let's take Ohio.

If we start from the bottom, we are going to work our way up to see if we can fill the "expected" column.
What we are looking for is a "Gap" in a number, that isn't in an upward or downward sequence. For example,
let's look at the "640". What's "missing" between the 6 and 4 to give us a sequential number? The answer would 
be "5". 654. So that means, what we are going to look for is any sort of 5 or it's mirror which is 0 combo.

So we would be looking for, 50, 05, 55, 00. Let's fill that in our chart.

Now what you have to really understand is the mirror numbers. We know for example the mirror number
to a "4" is a "9". So doesn't that mean our "690" is really another setup as well? 69 or 64 because 9 is the mirror
to 4. So there's another setup looking for the same double/false double combination.

As we can see, there were 3 times that 64/69 appears and then we get the "600". There's our expected "00"
using The Gap, which told us it's coming.

Now here's the neat thing, we can reverse this process too! So since the "600" hit, now we are looking to
back track and see if we can hit some sort of pair based off the "00" combination. So how do we do that?

Well, if we go back to us hunting the "00", we see that there was a Gap around a "5", and it's mirror is "0",
so what we are looking for is anything that would surround the 5 or the 0 that gives us the "Gap". 

In the case of the "5" - we are looking for:
46, 64 and it's mirrors 96, 41, 14, 19

And in the case of the "0" - we are looking for:
91, 19 and it's mirrors 41, 14. 96, 69

So in the case of the "00" hitting, we are now looking for some sort of "version" of 46, 96 to hit. And sure enough,
just 4 draws after 600 in Ohio, "841" came out!

Let's see if we can do it reverse this time. Let's look at recent draws in PA.

We are going to start at the bottom of the list with "999". So there's our "99" pair.
What's the "obvious" around a "9"? An 8 and a 0. 890.

So we are then going to look for an "80" pair to appear. That could be in a mirror form as well.
So our options would be...

80, 30, 85, 35, 08, 03, 58, 53

I've updated the chart to reflect the "99" we are looking for, as well as to pay attention to the other "Gaps" that
are happening and what they produce as well.

So in the case of our "99", we were looking for a version of "80" to hit and sure enough, it played "135"
3 and 5 are the mirrors to 8 and 0, respectively.

But if we also look, we can see that the "163" told us there was a Gap using the "63" or "13". That means we want
a "2/7, 77, or 22" to hit. Sure enough, it hit with 702. And if we move back up to the 135, this one is double sided.

"13" tells us, 2/7  AND "35" tells us "4/9". Sure enough, next draw "493".

Here's what I've noticed. Most of the time, you will see the double setups come back and play as either a true
double or the false double. But in the case of the "0/5", what I've seen is that usually it will only play one side
or the other in a number. For example with the 965. "96" or "46" gives us 5/0. But we only saw "702" and "135".

We didn't see the expected "55, 50, 00". I've noticed that when the 5/0 is expected, it will play 2 draws containing
the 5 or 0 in it, almost back to back. So that's something to watch for as well.

So what do you think? Will we see the "16, 11, or 66" in PA soon? :)

I hope this helps you hit those straights and gives you an edge up on this game we are playing. It's all about
really understanding the game itself and how it's played. Together, we can beat this thing and put more money
back in our pockets!

Til then, keep on winnin'!

Oh Lottery Posters... Have I got something to show you that I'm excited about!

The gist of it is this... You will use the leading number to tell you the leading number
of a draw coming within the next 3 draws! Then it will help you to figure out the number
combinations to use!

Let me show you what I am talking about. Let's jump into Virgina and use their draws.

Let's start with the 20th day draw which was 807. What you are going to do is +1 and -1 to the front LEADING
digit and use their mirrors as well.

So we add 1 to the 8, we get 9, and it's mirror which is 4. Then we minus 1 from 8 which is 7 and it's mirror
which is 2. Now it's best to write this out so you can actually see it, it will be important after, and I will show you why.

Let's format this a little so you can see it better

So there we have it. A good visual to look at. So what we are going to be watching for
within 3 draws is a 9, 4, 7 or a 2 to be the LEAD number of a draw.

Sure enough, our very next draw was "259". So there's our "2". Now, we do the same thing again.

Our next number was another leading of 2, which was 276

 

Then our next draw was "485". Our "4" hit from the mirror number of 9,
just 3 draws later! So let's keep going! I got more to show you! :)

 

After the 485, came the number "820". And sure enough, using our chart, we could see that
a leading number was going to come of 5, 0, 3, 8 from our 485 row in our chart. And "820" hit.

 

Now, what I am about to show you next will blow your mind! Ready? Let's look at our next hit
and then look at our chart and see if we could "tell" that number was coming or not. The next
number drawn was "339". Take a look at the map below and you will see how it told you that 339 was coming!

Now you may be thinkin, Win, that's just a fluke. But is it? The next draw was 319.

Pretty neat huh? Now, I want to show you the "cluster" of numbers and this is a give away for sure.
I've highlighted them in purple below so you can see it. Can you guess the next number?

 
If you guess "749" you would have hit a straight hit!!!

The ones I've hightlighted in yellow should tell you something! Maybe a 427, 477, 472, 927, 977, 972...

Welp, the next draw was in fact "797"

What you are looking for, when you +1 and -1, you are looking to use 3 numbers, from 3 boxes to look for an upcoming hit. We've done a good job at choosing 3 boxes, and using 3 numbers, to get an upcoming hit. But if you notice, there's a lonely "5 / 0" on the 485 line. We are going to look to use that. Now here's something else I want
you to pay attention to. Let's start from the bottom of our draw list and then use just the lead number.

So we have
8
4
2
2
8

Out of the 'even' numbers, what's missing? We don't have a "0" or we don't have a "6". My guess would be that lonely "5/0" gets used as a leading "0"!

Let's throw some bonus content in here as well. Now, you may be asking, is there a way to actually tell what the next coming leading number may be? My answer, yes, if you're creative. Let me reset the chart and show you. 

If we are focusing on just the leading numbers, we are looking to see if we take an "educated" guess to see if
we can get the leading number. The way we do that is by focusing on the leading numbers as they come out
and see if we can see anything that is matching up with our 3 boxes, 3 numbers theory. In this case, we start
to see a "2" and a "4" appear., and if we look back we can see on the 807 line, that gave us a "9/4" and a "7/2".
Specifically, it gave us the "2" and the "4". So we have 2 boxes connected, now we are looking for the third.

Since the bottom row was completely used, we are looking at the 3/8 and 1/6 on the 259 row. Again, 3 boxes, 3 numbers. So we are looking for

24X (3/8/1/6)

And sure enough, the "8" hit which gives us "248" 

 Here's our "377" leads

So since we saw a hard push on evens from Virginia with 8, 2, 2, 4, 8, and now we saw 3, 3, 7, 7 as lead numbers, my guess would be we see an even number. If that "0" remains elusive for a while, that means we are looking for the "6" to hit as a lead number within the next couple of draws. What do you think? Will I be right?

Key take away, 3 boxes that touch each other, and 3 numbers (1 from each box) and it could lead you to a boxed or straight hit. AND, it could lead you to predicting the next "Lead" number of a draw.

Let me know if this helps you and if I can help you with this in any way.

Til then! Keep on winnin'.

So this is a pretty cool method that's simple, but there's a lot to look at. Don't get overwhelmed. It's really easy once you get the hang of it. I call it "The Reverse", and you will see why towards the ends of this post.

Let's pick a state, let's say Kentucky. We are going to start at the 10th, and move forward so you can see how this works. It's pretty easy. Let me put a table so you can see what's happening...

All we are going to do, is take the drawn number, and then drop the middle number, and the +/- 1 to the front, as well as +/- 1 to the back. So our table will look like this.

I've listed just 10 draws in the table above. In those 10 draws, we saw 3 straight hits and 6 boxed hits! The boxes in green are the straight hits, and the ones in yellow show the boxed hits. There are 2 boxed hits that show up, that aren't put within this table. Those numbers were drawn after the 14th.

Now, here's where "The Reverse" comes in. If we know that this works, and the proof is in the table. Then that means we should be able to "REVERSE" this, right? To some degree - YES! Let me show you how.

Let's take the same drawn numbers, and this time we are going to use the front and back numbers again, but we are going to see if we can put them in place for a future prediction. Be sure to notice that we have now swapped the columns. Before it was +1 and then -1. Now we are doing -1 and then +1.

So let's take the case of 545 on 8/10. We are going to use the front and back numbers and then place them into, upcoming positions. In this case, it was 3 draws later that 5X5 showed up. But if we had predicted that, then we would have known that a 4X5 number was coming! Why? Because we took the 5X5 from the 545 and moved it up into a prediction spot. If we were to play around with these some, either by swapping the pair around, or mirroring just a single number, you will see this hits more than you think! 

Also, take the pair (front and back) and +1 X +1 or -1 X -1. So in the case of 545, if we +1, we get 6X6, and -1 we get 4X4. Sure enough on the 11th we see the 4X4 in there in the +1 back. So that means we do 4X5 - the straight is 455!

If we take the 705 from the 10th evening draw and do the same thing, we get 8X6 or 6X4. By placing those in each respective column and doing what it tells you to do, we can see that 8X6 was on the 12th, in the +1 back column. So the 8X6 becomes 8X7, and our hit was 817 straight!

Speaking of the 817, if we +1, we get 9X8. Sure enough, in the very next draw we see that if we place the 9X8 in the -1 Back column, we would get 9X7, thus giving us a 997 STRAIGHT HIT!

Finding the middle number isn't that hard if you really pay attention to what's happening. How did we transition from the 545 to 455? Well, from 5(4)5, we simple +1 and have 555. But because one of the columns told us to -1 Front, we have 455.

What about the 705 to 817? Again we have 7(0)5 and we +1, we get 715 and then +1 to the font and back, we get 816. Then one of the columns tells us to +1 to back, so we get 817 - STRAIGHT! 

If you were to really study the numbers and see what's happening, you will see that the middle number is generally 1 of 3 things:

1.) Mirror number
2.) +1/-1 From the number shown
3.) +2/-2 From the number shown.

Super cool - right? Let's look at Pennsylvania and see what happens.

As you can see, this works in any state, and the draw come back pretty quickly.

Remember to use the columns and their instructions if you are chasing the upcoming hits. And if you are attempting to predict, then be sure to swap the +/- to -/+ so that you can hit that straight! Do some back tracking with this in your state and see how quickly the hits are coming in. We can see between KY and PA, while the box hits keep coming, the straights are a little further between hits.

I hope this helps you guys and gets you some hits! :D

As I continue to play with numbers and scour the internet for new ways to find up coming numbers, I stumbled across something...

Here's what you are going to do. Pick a state, any state, and then pick a number.

In this case, let's use Ohio, on the evening of the 2nd of August. The number drawn was 729.

What we are going to is flip the back and front numbers. So "79" becomes "97".
Then what we do is subtract that number from the middle number. In this case "2". 
So our equation would look like this:

97 - 2 = 5 (95) but it's the lottery so we drop the "9" in "95"

Then what we do is we add the middle and last number together. So in this case we add
2 + 9 = 1 (really 11, but again drop the first number)

So the entire thing looks like this

729:
97 - 2 = 5
  2 + 9 = 1

Now, you are going to take any of these highlighted numbers and make them pairs:
97 - 2 = 5
  2 + 9 = 1 

So you are going to be looking for things like, 25, 29, 21, 59, 51, 91 for pairs.

Just 2 draws later - Ohio hit 759. There's our "59" hit. Now you may have noticed something. This doesn't
always work with you do this next step, but the pairs does. The next step is see that "2" in 97 - 2? And see
that "9" in 2 + 9? You are going to subtract normally. So 9 - 2 = 7. Then when we add it to our pairs we get 759.
Straight HIT!

Also, IF we are considering mirror numbers in our pairs, and we were to mirror just one number
of the new pair, we would get something like this

25, 29, 21, 59, 51, 91 
75, 79, 71, 05, 01, 41
20, 24, 26, 54, 56, 96

Well, let me just show you Ohio for the next 2 days ;)

Pretty cool huh? Let's try another state and see what happens.

Now in Kentucky on the 6th, they pulled 698. But this time we are going to use
the back 2 numbers and flip. So 98 becomes "89".

89 - 6 = 3
  9 + 8 = 7

then we get our pairs ->> 63, 68, 67, 38, 37, 87

There's our base, then we mirror just one side:
63, 68, 67, 38, 37, 87 
13, 18, 17, 88, 87, 37 
68, 63, 62, 33, 32, 82 

Let's see what Kentucky gives us for the next 3 days:

And again, if we look at the equation we have 
89 - 6 = 3
  9 + 8 = 7 

8 - 6 = 2
When we combine that with our pairs, one of them is 262 - STRAIGHT!

You can do this with any state and any number. It's pretty cool if you ask me.
And I have a couple of extras for you too!

BONUS TIPS:
#1: If you play with the 4 numbers that I have shown you and do simple math or subtraction,
you will get an extra number. In our pairs we had "18" as a pair. Well, 8 - 7 = 1, so 181! STRAIGHT! 

#2: ALWAYS play their pair either front or back, don't split them up.

#3: Remember that "37" we had out of those 4 numbers? Be sure to use those as a base and
use an extra number of the 4 to give you 3 of the pick 4 numbers. Let me show you what I mean

Kentucky:
89 - 6 = 3 (8)
  9 + 8 = 7  (2)

13, 18, 17, 88, 87, 37 
68, 63, 62, 33, 32, 82 

Do you see it? :)
By the way, 8 - 3 = 5
So 3825 <---- BOX HIT!

OR 7 + 3 = 10 (or 0 in the lottery) so 6320 <--- BOX HIT!

Play around with it, remember to use the front and back and flip it and subtract the middle,
or flip the middle and back and subtract the front, and then always add the 2nd and 3rd number.

Remember, this is a numbers game, and two numbers subtracted from each other are going to give you an "answer". I'm working on something else I see which is you can apply this to try get possible "answers" to get the next number, using this same approach.

Everyone wants to try to give you the "next" number, but very few try to get "ahead" of the game.

It's been a while since I had to post something on my blog. So today, since I have some time off, I thought I would share some insight that I have been studying. This post is a little off topic, but still applies to the Pick 4 games.

What we are going to focus on is doubles within the pick 4 draws. But there is a couple of different things that I see that work when addressing the doubles. Let's take a look at some draws so I can show you the easiest
method to watch for. These drawings are from Indiana

If you notice, within these 10 days worth of draws, there are 6 different numbers that I have highlighted.

The first approach is to track the draws that has a "split double" within the number. So you are looking for something like XDXD or DXDX (D = Double Number). Let's go back to September 11th in the evening.

Indiana's evening draw was 5121. So there's our split double of 1's. Now notice their placement. We know that the doubles are going to be split, so we will either have "Front" or "Back" split doubles. Front split doubles will be in placements 1 and 3, and back split doubles will be in placements 2 and 4. Here's a chart to see it better

1   2    3   4
--------------
5 - 1 - 2 - 1

Notice your placements are in 2 and 4, so they are "Back" split doubles. You will want to track this along with the double number itself. So we have "B" (for back) and 1. Let's keep moving up our list to the next split double.

Next we have 8187. Again, another split double. This time the split is in placement 1 and 3 so it's "F" (Front) split
doubles. We want to track that as well. So let's add that to our list too.

F - 8
B - 1

Next we have 7292. Again, another split double and this time it's in placement 3 and 4, so it's "B". We add that
to our list to track, so now our list looks like this

B - 2
F - 8
B - 1

What this list is beginning to show us, is where we can expect a split double to show, and in what placements. By tracking these on a piece of paper or in an excel spreadsheet, it will help you to see what's coming with ease.

So we know there's a split 2, split 8 and split 1 that are coming and in what placement we are looking for. The  next example is going to lead us into how the tracking will help you be able to land a pick 4 number straight.

Our next number on the list moving upwards is 2822. Remember, we are focused on the "split" doubles. That's where our interest is, not the double next to each other. So in 2822, we have "F" of 2. So now we add that to our list as well for tracking. Our list is now like this:

F - 2
B - 2
F - 8
B - 1 

Then our next number up the list is a hit for our tracking. That number is 2629. There's our "F - 2" hit, because the split double of 2 is in placements 1 and 3 so it's "F". So now we can remove the F - 2 from our list, but we actually put it right back on the list because 2629 is also a F - 2. So now our list looks like this

F - 2
F - 2
B - 2
F - 8
B - 1

And sure enough, our very next draw was 2526, and there it is again! Our F - 2! So again we remove it and add it right back to our list. So our list now looks like this:

F - 2
F - 2
F - 2
B - 2
F - 8 
B - 1 

Pretty neat right?! Now, let's take this a step further for things to watch for. We are still focused on the hightlighted numbers in the chart. Let's go back to 9/11 again and use the 5121 number. We know that the number has B -1, but what about the "5" and "2" in 5121? Well, those are indicators as well! Those can help you land pick 4 wins.

Let's take a look at how that can happen. If we use the 5-1-2-1 number and we are focused on the "5" and "2", then we are going to want to make doubles out of that too, using just those numbers. Let me show you what I mean with that using the 5-2:

525
252

If we now consider those two double possibilities, we can look for potential numbers that contain those doubles. And if we look at our list, we can see on 9/13, in the evening, Indiana drew the number 2-2-7-5. There's our 252! But that's not it! On the 19th in the evening the number was 2-5-2-6! Remember the "F - 2" from earlier? :)

Now you may be asking, how do we know what the double is going to pair up with? Great question! I want to  show you how you can watch for that coming too! That brings me into the next part of this post. This part is about looking for numbers that aren't split doubles, but still contain doubles or mirrored doubles themselves.

Let me show you an example of what I mean. On the 16th, the evening draw was 5-9-8-8. So there's a double. Now what we are going to want to do is watch for the double with either a "5" or a "9" in another draw. The 4th number will be something completely different. So in the case of 5-9-8-8, we have 588 or 988 to watch for.

Just 3 draws later on the 18th, Indiana's day draw was 5881! There's our "588" that we were looking for. Now the next one is a little more trickier, if you don't understand the mirror numbers. But I will show this example base on presuming that you do. Let's take the number from the 21st which was 1-2-6-0.

Using 1260, if we were to mirror it we would have : 1210, or 6260 or something like that. Or it's going to use the "0" when doubling up, so something like 160, 110, 660. But we also don't want to forget to flip it so that the "odd" number out, becomes the double number. So in the case of something like 626, it would become 622, or in the 660, it would become 600. But if we were to do that, and consider the mirrors, when we have 126 we would have:

126, 121, 626, 176, 676, 171
and then we flip the double
221, 226, 771, 776

And if we look, just 3 draws later we had 8677! Our double from 1260 told us it was coming! Pretty neat huh?

Now, I want to show you one last thing to help you track which doubles are coming with a 3rd number!

Remember that list we were compiling that had the "F" and "B" and then the numbers? Well, let take a look at
just the numbers themselves. 

We had in our list from the bottom to the top:

1, 8, 2, 2, 2

You are going to start with the "1" and "8" in the list and merge them as a double. So 118, or 188. After the 8187
which was drawn on the 15th, we are looking for 118 or 188. On the 18th, 5188!. So there's our "1" and "8". Now
what we do is drop the "1" and use the first two numbers in the list again! This time we have "8" and "2". The "2"
was added from the 2822 on the 17th. So after the 2822 we are looking for 822 or 882. This time it was on Oct 1st
that 8928 was drawn. So there's our 882 or 8x28! :D

So you would now drop the 8 from the list and have "2" and "2". The second 2 was produced from 2629. So we are looking for a 222, and this is where you have to consider the mirror number. So it would be 227 or 277. Sure enough, on the 27th, we saw 2776.

There's quite a bit in this article for you to use to track down and hit the pick 4 numbers straight! One thing to consider is when you are tracking the flipped doubles, consider playing the extra digit in the front or in the back.
For example, let's say from the number 1-9-0-9. You are now tracking the "1" and "0". So you are going to do
"101" and "010". When you do your extra number (which I recommend all) you are going to do it as X101 or 101X
and X010 or 010X.

But take these techniques, go look at your state, and see if they work in your state! I am 100% sure they do, otherwise I wouldn't have written this article to help you win!

Til then...
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It's been a while since I posted on the blog. I've been busy with other work, as well and creating new ways for us as players to find numbers to play that will help us win more! And this post is a new technique to help you do just that - win!

This approach has been developed by me, simply by paying attention to what's really happening when drawn numbers are released. And I think you're going to love this one. It's really simple to watch for, and when it happens, there's minimal to be done. Simply play the pairs with the extra number of your choice, or play the pairs as an "ALL", and you will hit - guaranteed.

"The 2 & 2 Rule"

As the name implies, there's a "rule" you must watch for, for this to work.
The rules are very simple.

Rules:
1.) The draws MUST be back to back draws (day to night, or night to day)
2.) The draws MUST contain 2 numbers that are the same (and mirroring is accepted)

Rule number 1 is pretty self-explanatory and easy to follow. And if you don't understand, then look at the last 2 numbers drawn in your state. That's back to back draws. That's it - that's all it takes for rule #1.

Rule number 2 can be a little tricky if you don't understand what "mirrors" are and how to use them. In short, a mirror number is either +/- 5 from the current number. That's it. So using a 2, the mirror is 7 (2+5=7). But the mirroring is where it can be a little tricky. Let me give you an example of the mirroring in the back to back draws.

268
931 

Those 2 draws are back to back from PA. And they also contain 2 of the same numbers when we consider the mirrors. Let me show you. We are going to take the "68" from the 268. When we mirror those, they become "13". And sure enough, now we can see it has 2 of the same numbers as the previous draw in 931.

So, are these back to back draws? And do they meet the second requirement of the rules, which is it contains 2 of the same number (mirrors accepted)? The answer is yes to both rules! Now we have a "setup". So now what?

Perfect, we have a setup that happened on 5/6 in PA when 268 and 931 were drawn back to back. Let me do some highlights so you can see this better!

268 <-- When mirrored is "13"
931

So now what we do is, we take the first instance of the setup, meaning the 931, and we are allowed to use the original pair, or, we are allowed to mirror only one single digit of the pair. That's it! So when we use the "31" from the 931 setup and consider the mirroring we get the following:

31, 81, 36

Those are our pairs that we are going to focus on and watch for. With those pairs, you can pick just the pair that you like, or, you can play them all with an extra number you may like, or play all 3 pairs as an "ALL". Meaning you'd play each pair with a 0-9 to catch a boxed hit. If we had done that, on 5/9, PA had played 367. And there's our pair of "36" that hit.

Let's look at this using actual draw data from LP and PA's draws

As you can see, I've highlighted the "setup" in yellow, and again our pairs were, 31, 81, 36. And on May 9th, 367 hit!

Let's try another state and see what happens.

Tri-States:

Tri-States did a setup on May 15th, with 698 and 648. The first setup was 698, so we use that. Our pairs are 69, 19, 64. And sure enough, the very next draw, Tri-States pulled 246 - using our "64" pair.

Illinois:

This one is pretty simple and easy to spot. On the 13th of May, Illinois pulled 655 and 515. So our first rule is met, by back to back draws. And our second rule is met, because both draws contain 2 of the same numbers. So we are allowed to use the original pair - 55. Or mirror just one number, so 50 or 05. Final pairs are 55, 50, 05. And sure enough, just 7 draws later, Illinois pulled 755, which matches our pairs setup.

Ohio:

We use the first instance of "51", so 51, 01 or 56, and the next draw was 514.

The list goes on and on, and works in all states! I've back tested this, like always with anything I put out, to make sure it works before releasing it to the masses to help people win. I want to make sure it's easy to use and follow, and people can use it and win!

Let me give you some bonus content with this approach. So you watch for a "setup" and the setup happens, 2 back to back draws and both numbers contain 2 of the same numbers, even when we consider mirrors. If the pairs are a "true double" (meaning like 22, 88, 00, etc) then you will actually want to consider playing for a straight hit versus a boxed hit. Here's why...

When we take a pair, let's say 31. If we were to play all it would look like this:
031, 131, 231, 331, 431, 531, 631, 731, 831, 931

Now if we were to also consider the permutations (all the ways say 231 can be played) that would result in 6 numbers that you would have to play just 231.

231, 213, 321, 312, 123, 132

Whereas, if we are dealing with a true double, say 22, you'll notice there's only really 3 ways to play 221.
221, 212, 122

And if you are playing all, meaning 0-9/22, then you would have 3 x 10 = 30 numbers to play STRAIGHT!
Sure, it may cost you $15 (.50 x 30 = $15), but your payout is $250! Well worth the investment, especially when you are dealing with doubles. That is of course, if you only chose to play the 22 and not the 27 and 77 pairs that goes with it.

But if you decided you wanted to play all 3 of the pairs that are a double boxed, you'd be playing 28 numbers, and 2 of those numbers would be played straight. 222 and 777. So your cost is $14 for your boxed payout of around $40ish depending on your state's double payout structure. Some states pay higher because it's a double.

The choice is yours on how you choose to play it. But I wanted to provide another technique that helps you to see the pairs that are coming and hit anywhere from the very next draw up to 5-6 days later. What's a good strategy you would use to play these pairs and hit? Leave me comment below and tell me how you would approach this.

I sincerely hope this helps people see the pairs that are coming in their state or the states they play in, and allows them to win more often. If you were to track these in your own state in a single month's time, you'd be amazed at just how many times this happens. I took a screen shot of Missouri's data to show someone in that thread.

Take a look at all the highlights! These are setups and their respective plays after a setup has been done.


That's just in the month of April, and those are all within the same month. Meaning nothing
that's highlighted extends to another month. Pretty insane right? This is what happens when we really pay attention to what's happening.

I recently mentioned this to someone and I like it as a quote:
"When we are focused, we aren't focused".

What that means is, when we are focused on something, we aren't able to see the other things that are going on around us as well. When we can learn to look at this "system" as just that, a system, and not be so focused to try to find the next number, the system will actually tell us the next number(s) to come.

Til then...
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