From: ionsaliu@gmail.com   
      
   Super Wheelers & Dealers –   
   Kotkoduck, Kokostirk, Mafitzer, Koverker et. Al.:   
      
   May Peace and History be with you!   
      
   I revived some strategies based on lotto wheeling. Google groups is a good   
   repository of theories and techniques focusing on playing lotto wheels. As you   
   remember me, I am really a big fan of them reduced lottery systems. Main   
   reason: You hit all 6    
   winners, but you won’t get the jackpot more often than not!   
      
   But I noticed this year of COVID grace that I could improve the efficiency of   
   the wheels by a factor of magnitude. The key is the number frequency — and   
   derivatives (pair frequency and triplets frequency).   
      
   I just analyzed once more the wheels produced here by Kotkoduck (aka Robert   
   Perkis) and Mafitzer (aka Manfred). In fact, Kotkoduck’s second wheel is the   
   same as Mafitzer’s. They grouped the numbers differently.   
      
   The main 3-number groups in Mafitzer’s wheel:   
      
   1 16  17    
   2  15  18   
   3  12  14   
   4  7  13   
   5  9  11   
   6  8  10   
      
   Each group appears 5 times in the system. It is the largest frequency; the   
   rest of the groups occur 2 times, or once.   
      
   The main 3-number groups in Kotkoduck’s wheel:   
      
   1  2  3      
   4  5  6      
   7  8  9      
   10  11  12   
   13  14  15   
   16  17  18   
      
   Each group appears 5 times in the system. It is the largest frequency; the   
   rest of the groups occur 2 times, or once.   
   Kotkoduck’s wheel is more intuitive when applying the strategy I present   
   here.   
      
   On the main menu of the Bright / Ultimate software packages: Run function ‘U   
   = Super Utilities’, then option 3 = ‘Triplets rundown’.   
      
   Open your up-to-the-date data file and enter the range of analysis. In my case   
   of a 49-number lotto game, the parpaluck applicable to triples (i.e., range of   
   analysis) is 70.   
      
   I arrived at that figure by analyzing the W6.1 winning report. It shows a   
   median of 35 for the ‘Three’ parameter. That is, in half the drawings   
   analyzed, a triplet will repeat within 35 lottery drawings. I multiplied that   
   factor by 2 (e.g., 70 in my    
   case) to get a better chance of two triplet-repeats.   
      
   The program creates several files, including Triple6.SOR. It lists all lotto   
   triples in descending order, from the most frequent to the triplet with the   
   worst frequency.   
      
   I create a ‘Picks’ file from the most frequent triplets. In my case, there   
   is a bunch of trips with the best frequency of 2. I make sure my selections   
   consist of unique numbers only. There are lots of trips with a frequency of 2.   
      
   I paste 6 triplets to my ‘Picks’ file. That’s why it is easier to work   
   with Kotkoduck’s wheel: You don’t have to worry about the grouping of the   
   numbers. You simply copy 6 triplets that give a line of 18 unique lotto   
   numbers.   
      
   Here is a real-life sample of my ‘Picks’ file:   
      
   1  7  36 3  5  10 11  26  27 13  35  46  22  32  37  30  40  43   
      
   The 18 numbers are unique. Every trip has a frequency of 2. I also selected   
   the triplets to have a good balance based on lotto decades.   
      
   Do NOT sort the numbers. You feed the ‘Picks’ file to my ‘   
   ottoWheeler.exe’ software.   
      
   More lotto wheeling strategies can be studied here:   
      
   •	https://saliu.com/bbs/best-18-number-lotto-wheels.html   
   •	The Best Lotto Wheels for 18 Numbers: 4-in-6 Minimum Guarantee.   
      
   Ion Saliu (aka Parpaluck)   
   18-Wheeler At-Large   
      
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