Jackpot Frequency Playbook: Bet the Numbers That Smash the Odds and Hit the Rollovers
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Many lottery players fathom their own tickets, but the fact remains 70% of all jackpot winners quick pick the elusive 6! Weekly draws generate on average 92 rollovers with 10 winners a year, but when you study the decades of bi-weekly draws there's a subtle frequency that links positions as mostly five and six ball matches. The Jackpot Frequency Playbook enables both novice and serious gamer to discover the ambiguity of play pools, extract all the winning numbers, reconfigure every 6 of 6 and 5 + 1 or 2 match possibility and once all the dots begin to connect, the game rules change, the win attitude shifts, the pools multiple, and the odds reduce to the right side of possible. If you bet the lottery as six choices from one or two pools there's every chance you could match a jackpot once in a lifetime, but if you bet six balls as six pools there's an even greater possibility you will match it twice a year! The Jackpot Frequency Playbook exploits position frequencies from seven of the most popular and challenging lotteries on the planet and explains how, where and when the 5 and 6 and 7 numbers link often consecutively, sometimes monthly, every game played, each year drawn. Nothing compares as this aligned frequency propelled with ecstatic efficiency quadruples the probability of matching multiple wins and becomes the tool for interpreting the otherwise unfathomable ways of pick 6 jackpots. <br><br>The Jackpot Frequency Playbook is like nothing else before!
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Lottery draws excite us with unfathomable possibilities and like most recreational gamblers who pick their own numbers I had relatively no idea how to beat the odds or chose winning sequences, but aware that whatever we have to work with is usually everything we need to succeed, I studied the random selections of the games I played as ball positions and that was all it took to discover a brand new way to select winning jackpot numbers. Teasing an inherited fascination for combinational perplexities, I analyzed the performances of draw games, and noticed a frequency link in the rollovers many more times a year than the jackpots matched by winners. I began to examine the decades of bi-weekly lotto draw games becoming both fascinated and compelled by the occurrence and when I applied the frequency to double matrix pools I observed something very exciting happening as two to six numbers matched in extraordinary configurations.
Most players who fathom their own tickets sequence six numbers from structured play pools hoping to hit the jackpot, expecting to win something. 6-pick games are designed to attract millions of “win something” players, offering bonus play balls and sequence multipliers that make the consolation prizes more appealing. Many more players match the 3, 4 and 5 balls, than 5, 6 or 7 balls, but I knew if I could identify the source, I could develop a selection formula that would change the way we played the game to win a 6 of 6 as often as a 4 of 6.
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To configure every aligned “jackpot frequency” sequence the 19 number frequencies for each ball position are retraced into Fibonacci degrees (from less to greater, as 78%, 61%, 50%, 38% and 23%) making it possible to configure a play pool between each pivot. b1, with extreme pivots 1-19 is retraced as 4=7=10=12=14; b2, with extreme pivots 3-22 is retraced as 7=10=12=14=17;b3 with extreme pivots 07-26 is retraced as 11=14=16=18=21; b4 with extreme pivots 15-34 is retraced as 19=22=24=26=29 and b5 with extreme pivots 20-39 is retraced as 24=27=29=31=34. These five retraced cores are the foundation for each ball pillar.
Using fib% reduces the ball numbers from 39 (pool) to 19 (frequencies) to 15 (rhythm). Each of the six ball positions has a unique rhythm of numbers that link a jackpot sequence. To each side of the pivot core, a number of greater or lesser value is added. There are two repeat numbers in the construct, and two links missing in the pillar. To identify the missing links, the ball positions of each draw year are tallied. Sometimes there are low hit numbers which can be replaced. But you will only find these numbers if you tally the entire draw history.
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