How to predict the red ball of two-color ball
With a two-color ball, the seven numbers you see are just appearances, but you don't see the real "lottery numbers" behind the numbers.
as we all know, there are 17 million combinations of two-color ball. In fact, the essence of the two-color ball game is to predict that 1 to 17 million will be paid today (which bet is the 1th bet, the 11st bet or the nth bet).
at this point, you need to know the exact position of a lottery ticket in all 17 million combinations, and this position is the sequence number!
for example:
red ball 1.2.3.4.5.6, blue ball 1 is the first combination, and the sequence number is "1"
red ball 1.2.3.4.5.6, blue ball 2 is the second combination, and the sequence number is "2"
red ball 1. The sequence number is "17"
red ball 28.29.3.31.32.33, blue ball 16 is the 1772188th combination, and the sequence number is "1772188"
What's the use of knowing the sequence number?
because the sequence number corresponds to each combination one by one, we can check whether the number we want to buy has appeared in the previous lottery history according to the sequence number. If you have already opened it, you can't buy it.
If the serial number is used to represent the lottery numbers, then the trend chart of historical lottery numbers can be used as a stock trend chart to study the real trend with a line.
By studying the serial numbers arranged behind the historical lottery numbers, it is more intuitive, direct and close to the essence to predict.
in addition, if you study the trend of serial numbers by combining the calendar of lottery time (that is, four pillars and eight characters), you will be pleasantly surprised, provided that you have relevant knowledge reserves. For example, measuring seven balls with four pillars and eight characters is more like phenomenological prediction, and predicting the trend of the sequence number is a more direct mathematical prediction.
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