Last updated on April 14, 2024
Hi Edvin
I got the 6/52, and I'm using the 12 number covering.
Now, what I did was to create four csv templates for different numbers. Now each csv has 12 numbers covering, so I created four of those csv files, essentially trying to cover a total of 48 numbers within that drum of 52.
I chose this method instead of 24 numbers, because 24 is expensive, and using 12 numbers csv, creating four of them covering 48 numbers in total is a lot cheaper.
Do you perhaps have any suggestions. Please let me know what you think.
Kind regards,
Ms K.N.
Hi Ms. K.N.,
Thank you for writing.
Each separate CSV file you created has an equal effect; adding them together does not create a strategic play. That’s not how combinatorial works. However, I can confirm that buying more tickets will improve your chances of winning.
Sadly, wheeling 24 numbers is better strategically than those 4 CSV files combined. And yes, it’s expensive. The truth may hurt, but that’s the truth.
I suggest the following:
- Stick with just one pattern. Choose the one that works for you.
- Monitor the pattern’s occurrences based on their S/F ratio and play when you feel right.
- Play the same list of combinations each time.
- Save some entertainment money while waiting.
- Spend the money you can afford to lose.
- Consider playing as a syndicate if you want to cover more combinations.
- And more importantly, play for fun.
I hope that helps.
Stay safe,
Edvin
