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Lottery Secrets - Alternating Numbers (Part 3)

So far we should have decided on some potential winning numbers from the previous pages; i.e. our methodology, our repeat selectors and main potential winning numbers, now we need to investigate a few further including some cross referencing criteria prior to making our selections;

The table above shows how between Lottery Draws 1397-1413 the winning numbers drawn have fallen into our predetermined ranges (i.e. 1 to 8, 9 to 16, 17 to 24 etc). The table itself is described on the Ranging page.

With the 20 to 40 numbers you have so far narrowed your search down to (and if it is still at the 40+ mark I would be considering missing this specific lotto draw altogether) you can narrow your selection down further by making your decision on how the ranges are most likely to fall. Generally 3's and 4's are quite rare and even more rare to repeat themselves. Within the example above there are 2 previous examples of the scenario we are investigating;

Both lotto draws 1398/1399 and 1402/1403 were draws with 2 x 0, 2 x 1 and 2 x 2, making it quite a commonly occuring scenario. In the first case the following lotto draw was 1 x 3, 2 x 0 & 3 x 1. In the second case the following lotto draw was 1 x 0, 1 x 2, 4 x 1. In this particular example the winning results available are not very helpful to us and what we need to do (which I appreciate with the limited info available on the site is not possible) is look at trends further back to see how often either event occurs. However, what is instantly noticeable is that the range of numbers 1 to 8 have made no appearances in 4 out of the last 5 lottery draws. I would therefore be expecting numbers within this range to occur. The range 9 to 16 has had a high frequency of numbers for some time and I may hazard a guess that nothing comes from the range in this particular draw....etc....

N.B. What it is important to remember is that we don't require (and won't always get) a full range of information for each lotto draw. You should think of the entire process as a puzzle of many parts and we take hints and tips from each individual section. We will form "indicators" from this analysis which we can then bear in mind later when making our final winning number selections.

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