How to predict the two-color ball?

Note a two-color ball. The seven numbers you see are just appearances. You don't see the real "lottery number" behind the note number.

As we all know, there are 6.5438+0.7 million combinations of two-color ball. In fact, the essence of the two-color ball game is to predict today's 1 to170,000 (which bet wins, 100 bet,10 bet or the nth bet).

At this point, you need to know the exact position of a lottery ticket in all170,000 combinations, and this position is the serial number!

For example:

The combination of red ball 1.2.3.4.5.6 and blue ball 1 is 1, and the serial number is "1".

Red ball 1.2.3.4.5.6, and blue ball 2 is the second combination with the serial number "2".

The red ball 1.2.3.4.5.7 and the blue ball 1 are the 17 combination with the serial number "17".

The red ball 28.29.30.31.32.33 and the blue ball 16 are 1772 1088, and the serial number is "1772 1088".

I know. What's the use of arranging serial numbers?

Because the serial number corresponds to each combination, we can check whether the number we want to buy has appeared in the previous lottery history according to the serial number. If it's already opened, you can't buy it.

If the serial number is used to represent the lottery number, then the trend chart of the historical lottery number can be used as the stock trend chart, and a line can be used to study the real trend.

Through the study of the serial numbers arranged behind the historical lottery numbers, the prediction is more intuitive, direct and close to the essence.

In addition, if you combine the calendar of lottery time (that is, four pillars and eight characters) to study the trend of serial numbers, there will be surprises, 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 serial number is a more direct mathematical prediction.

Wait, wait, wait. So is the lottery.

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