On Tuesday, January 31, 2017 at 10:35:51 PM UTC+2, ions...@gmail.com wrote:
> Axiomatics:
>
> This is one lottery strategy from the era of personal-computing infancy (1980s). The strategy was born to a legendary Atari 800XL. It was later transported to faster and faster PCs under DOS as the primary OS, eventually under 32-bit/64-bit Windows. "O tempora! O mores!"
>
> ”64-bit, Sixty-four,
> Make us better than before;
> 32-bit, Thirty-two,
> It was nice knowing you.”
>
> In this strategy, we open a drawings (results) data file for 6-number lotto games. Then, we generate 12-number combinations applying various restrictions. The application that performs such an unusual task is ‘Combine6-12’, now component of an encompassing lottery software package named ‘Bright6’.
>
> I did a run on the 6/59 lotto game in UK National Lottery. The Breshiters here might be as delighted as the Trumprics in America. I am quite against the two groups, so my intent was not to offend the Remainders or the Anti-Trumprics. There ain’t nothing political here. It is just a teaser to lighten up all spirits, as lightening up is a great elixir of creativity..
>
> Thusly and therefore, I used a UK 6/59 file with 133 draws. The last drawing in the file (as of Saturday, 28 January 2017):
> 5 21 23 34 43 45
>
> I applied the ‘Triple’ filter only:
>
> ‘Trips’ = 133 (all draws in the results file).
>
> This setting was valid a dozen times or so in the 50 most recent lottery draws. In fact, this filter can reach even higher levels. Of course, several other filters can be enforced as well (quads, quintets, sextets). For example, the ‘sextet’ filter can reach levels well over 10 million sometimes. As fast as they might be today, the PCs still can’t handle that high restriction levels.
>
> This strategy and the special lottery software are presented in greater detail in this eBook:
>
> http://saliu.com/12-number-lotto-combinations.html
> (Lotto Strategy, Software: 12-Numbers Combinations Applied to 6-Number Lottery Games).
>
> Obviously, there is no 12-number lotto game that is also a 6-number lottery format! As the eBook teaches further, the 12-number combosnations ought to be wheeled to 6-number lotto wheels.
>
> Strings of 12 numbers are the ideal marriage between numbers and lotto wheeling. In fact, the ‘perfect lotto wheel’ is for 12 numbers in 6 ‘6-number lines’. No false modesty here (it is a big sin, not a virtue): I am the creator of that magnificent lotto wheel. Just read:
>
> http://saliu.com/lottowheel.html
> (Create, Make Your Own Lotto Wheels, Lottery Wheeling Software).
>
> Furthermore, you can also get from there FREE lottery wheeling software. It allows you to automatically wheel your real picks (converting the theoretical abbreviated systems or lotto wheels). The name of that software gem: ‘LottoWheeler’.
>
> And here you have a matrix of 12 combinations of 12 numbers each derived from the UK 6-59 lotto drawings…
>
> 55 1 12 35 22 39 44 47 19 32 5 49
> 33 53 48 35 1 24 54 45 4 50 31 43
> 6 51 31 27 48 23 4 42 8 43 30 22
> 18 5 48 51 3 39 50 32 26 44 37 22
> 54 45 35 18 44 3 25 1 48 5 51 50
> 44 47 56 5 25 6 4 57 7 42 3 26
> 41 25 3 48 38 6 9 35 27 33 47 53
> 35 30 47 15 31 43 6 56 48 42 3 8
> 56 43 30 35 36 32 24 55 20 5 8 15
> 30 4 33 11 16 1 12 53 15 6 18 24
> 25 9 43 50 33 32 21 15 18 30 42 48
> 56 43 32 15 41 8 6 30 22 33 48 4
>
> Best of luck to you all around the extremely diverse globe of ours, axiomatics!
>
> Ion Saliu (royalty name ‘Parpaluck’)
> Founder of Lottery Programming Science
> Founder of Lotto Wheeling Mathematics
> Etc.

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