Use of Averages

[Frank]

I used to use average frequency, but that contains no useful live information about its frequency status today, it is stale information. Skip does provided you only use the last skip value.

Now I use both attributes, attained skip and attained fdiff to select likely candidates to be drawn.

Where attained skip = last skip value BEFORE it was last drawn.
fdiff = (last frequency before last drawn) - target frequency.

Where target frequency = (m x d)/n on that specific draw. So target freuency is a variable over the lottery history.

m = how many balls drawn in one draw
n = how many balls in the drum
d= the draw number.

so for a 649 lottery on draw number 100 target frequency= 6 x 100/49 = 12.24 , but I use the excel ROUND function to round to the nearest whole number. 12 in this case.

You can consider the after draw information for a ball to be a skip, fdiff pair.
For example for ball 4 in the UK 659 at the last drawing ball 4 was a 16,-1.

Once you have all the figures for all the balls over lottery history you can make a counting table to see how many of each type of pair there are.    

Im hoping Ive uploaded an image of a counting grid which shows the hot spots for skip,fdiff pairs. From that Ive determined the pair combinations of skip and fdiff to look for to be drawn next. 50% of drawn numbers are within the zones outlined in the image. This is a new system for me not yet proven, I'll let you know how I get on.