Below is a small extract from our fascinating book
"Lottery Numbers: Past, Present & Future"

Chapter 1 continued....

Now have a look at Chart 2 below. It’s made up in the same way as Chart 1 except that the lottery numbers shown are taken from the first year of the UK National Lottery.

First glance at Chart 2.1 shows that this set of UK lottery results looks very similar to the Florida diagram. The stars form a picture which is like an up-side-down bell shaped curve.

This ‘curve’ has been shown in many lottery books and magazines and is called by mathematicians the ‘normal distribution or Gaussian curve’. (Gauss was one of the first mathematicians who studied statistics and so the ‘curve’ was named after him.)

Don’t panic! You don’t have to understand statistics at all in order to get benefit from the studies in this book. All you have to do is simply take notice of the conclusions written up in capitals and underlined at the bottom of each text page!

Anyway — back to the diagram. You will see that there were mainly 2, 3 or 4 even numbers drawn in most weeks of the UK National Lottery. But more to the point! In the first year of the UK Lottery there was never a week where any of the six numbers drawn were all even. Neither was there a week where any of the six numbers drawn were all odd.

You will remember that in the Florida Lottery we concluded that you should never choose a selection of lottery numbers where they were either all odd or all even. In the first year of the UK Lottery we would have been ‘spot-on’ had we taken that advice. The inevitable conclusion one is drawn to is that:

YOUR FUTURE LOTTERY SELECTIONS SHOULD NEVER BE ALL ODD OR ALL EVEN.

This shows that the basis of the reasoning behind the ideas in this book seems to be quite sound:

PAST results of the Florida Lottery numbers are closely examined.

A conclusion is drawn and this conclusion is compared to the PRESENT UK Lottery results..

Where the results show that ‘groups’ of numbers (e.g. even) behaves predictably then notice is taken of that fact to help you avoid possible errors in your FUTURE choices.

So based on the above conclusion the following advice should definitely be followed:

WHEN CHOOSING YOUR FUTURE LOTTERY NUMBERS MAKE SURE THAT THEY ARE NOT EITHER ALL EVEN OR ALL ODD!

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Chart 1

Wk		Lottery No's							Total
1		03	05	14	22	30	44		4
2		06	12	15	16	31	44		4
3		11	17	21	29	30	40		2
4		26	35	38	43	47	49		2
5		03	05	09	13	14	38		2
6		02	03	27	29	39	44		2
7		09	17	32	36	42	44		4
8		02	05	21	22	25	35		2
9		07	17	23	32	38	42		3
10		06	16	20	30	31	47		4
11		04	16	25	26	31	43		3
12		01	07	37	38	42	46		3
13		15	18	29	35	38	48		3
14		16	19	21	29	36	45		2
15		05	08	10	18	31	33		3
16		11	12	17	26	36	42		4
17		02	13	22	27	29	46		3
18		09	18	19	24	31	41		2
19		04	17	41	42	44	49		3
20		22	25	30	32	41	43		3
21		14	17	22	24	42	47		4
22		01	04	06	23	26	49		3
23		08	18	20	33	36	38		5
24		09	15	22	31	34	48		3
25		05	14	17	35	43	48		2
26		07	16	25	26	28	41		3
27		15	16	17	28	32	46		4
28		12	13	25	37	44	45		2
29		01	21	29	31	32	40		2
30		12	15	26	44	46	49		4
31		27	30	33	38	40	48		4
32		05	15	21	42	43	45		1
33		05	07	08	25	44	48		3
34		01	03	11	14	20	40		3
35		01	04	20	31	41	43		2
36		02	03	21	22	23	40		3
37		28	34	41	45	46	49		3
38		01	08	25	30	35	45		2
39		11	25	28	33	34	47		2
40		05	08	23	24	28	48		4
41		16	18	21	27	38	41		3
42		01	15	22	28	40	49		3
43		02	12	20	22	41	45		4
44		02	10	14	25	37	41		3
45		05	10	19	24	34	46		4
46		10	11	29	32	33	40		3
47		10	22	28	30	36	37		5
48		04	05	09	25	30	47		2
49		02	06	17	19	21	47		2
50		07	16	27	33	35	44		2
51		06	14	18	27	44	48		5
52		07	10	23	28	30	48		4

Chart 1.1

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