| How
To Wheel
A Powerful And Easy-To-Use System |
Wheeling refers to the method
used to incorporate more than 6 numbers into the number
combinations you would like to play. Say, for example,
you've chosen 7 favorite numbers to play in a Pick-6
Lotto. You can wheel these 7 numbers into different
6-number combinations and play these combinations so
that all 7 numbers are included in your play.
HOT TIP: The key to winning more Lotto prizes is to
use systems and strategies that lower the odds against
you. Scientific number selection is very important,
but wheeling is equally important. Wheeling Systems
are scientific mathematical tools that dramatically
improve your odds of winning. They should be used every
time you play Lotto.
How
does Wheeling reduce the odds?
Let's assume you have 7 favorite numbers. To cover every
possible six-number combination of your seven numbers,
you would have to play seven sets of six numbers. This
is because one additional number can be combined with
all six other numbers seven times, as shown below:
Game 1: 1-2-3-4-5-6
Game 2: 1-2-3-4-5-7
Game 3: 1-2-3-4-6-7
Game 4: 1-2-3-5-6-7
Game 5: 1-2-4-5-6-7
Game 6: 1-3-4-5-6-7
Game 7: 2-3-4-5-6-7
By adding just one extra number and making
combinations with the other six, the odds against you,
in a 6/49 game, drop from one in almost 14 million to
one in less than 2 million, or 1,997,688 to be exact.
The more numbers you wheel, the lower the odds and
the greater your chances of winning.
Complete Wheels
There are two kinds of wheels:
complete and abbreviated. Complete wheels
contain all possible combinations of your original chosen
numbers. This means that if the winning numbers are
among your original numbers, you win!
The disadvantage of playing a complete
wheel is obvious: it's extremely expensive to play all
the possible combinations of your chosen numbers. The
chart below shows just how many combinations there are
- and how expensive playing complete wheels can be.
| Balls |
Combinations |
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Balls |
Combinations |
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Balls |
Combinations |
| 6 |
1 |
21 |
54,265 |
36 |
1,947,792 |
| 7 |
7 |
22 |
74,613 |
37 |
2,324,784 |
| 8 |
28 |
23 |
100,947 |
38 |
2,760,681 |
| 9 |
84 |
24 |
134,596 |
39 |
3,262,623 |
| 10 |
210 |
25 |
177,100 |
40 |
3,838,380 |
| 11 |
462 |
26 |
230,230 |
41 |
4,496,388 |
| 12 |
924 |
27 |
296,010 |
42 |
5,245,786 |
| 13 |
1,716 |
28 |
376,740 |
43 |
6,096,454 |
| 14 |
3,003 |
29 |
475,020 |
44 |
7,059,052 |
| 15 |
5,005 |
30 |
593,775 |
45 |
8,145,060 |
| 16 |
8,008 |
31 |
736,281 |
46 |
9,366,819 |
| 17 |
12,376 |
32 |
906,192 |
47 |
10,737,573 |
| 18 |
18,564 |
33 |
1,017,568 |
48 |
12,271,512 |
| 19 |
27,132 |
34 |
1,344,904 |
49 |
13,983,816 |
| 20 |
38,760 |
35 |
1,623,160 |
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Abbreviated Wheeling
Abbreviated Wheeling systems
were originally designed by an Austrian mathematician
named Dimitrov. These systems provide you with a good
chance of winning - without having to bet every possible
combination.
Lotto experts like Gail Howard and Professor
Jones highly recommend abbreviated wheeling systems
because they allow you to choose several Lotto numbers
and play scientific combinations of these numbers
to get a specific win guarantee. Basically -
depending on the wheel you use - if some or all of your
chosen numbers are among the winning numbers, you can
win at the very least one or more lower division prizes.
At best, you can win the Jackpot plus multiple
lower division prizes!
"Wheeling arranges your chosen Lotto
numbers into scientifically determined sets of six that
give you the highest probability of winning a prize,
and guarantees one specific minimum prize if some or
all of the winning numbers are in that group,"
Howard explains.
The object of an abbreviated wheeling system
is to create 6-number combinations that give you the
most efficient coverage of your group of chosen numbers.
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NOTE: These numbers
are scientifically determined - you can't just
play any old combinations that you like. If you were
to take a group of Lotto numbers and create your own
sets of six numbers in the same amount of combinations,
you would not have the most efficient coverage of your
group of numbers and you would not have a win guarantee.
Before you decide which one you'd like
to use, Lottery expert Professor Jones advises you consider
these 3 factors:
Numbers
Wheeled
How many numbers
would you like to wheel? If you have 10 favorite numbers,
look for a wheeling system that utilizes 10 numbers.
Combinations Created
How many combinations would
you like to play? Each wheel is different, and produces
a certain number of combinations to be played. Say you
want to play 10 numbers in 6 combinations. Look for
the corresponding wheel, and that's the one to choose.
Confidence Level
This refers to how many
of your original numbers must come out in the draw in
order for you to have a win. Each abbreviated wheel
has a certain minimum assurance of winning or minimum
win guarantee. This refers to the minimum (or smallest)
prize you are guaranteed to win if any or all of your
chosen numbers are among the winning numbers in the
draw.
Gail Howard's Balanced Wheels, for example,
have - aside from 6 out of 6 Full Wheels - five categories,
which are distinguished by their minimum win guarantees.
These are 5 out of 5, 4 out of 4, 5 out of 6, 4 out
of 5, and 4 out of 6 systems.
The
5 out of 5 Balanced Wheels guarantee
at least one five-number prize if five
of the six winning numbers are in your
wheeled group
The 4 out of 4 Balanced Wheels guarantee
at least one four-number prize if four
of the six winning numbers are in your
wheeled group.
The 5 out of 6 Balanced Wheels guarantee
at least one five-number prize if all
six winning numbers are in your wheeled
group.
The 4 out of 5 Balanced Wheels guarantee
at least one four-number prize if five
of the six winning numbers are in your
wheeled group.
The 4 out of 6 Balanced Wheels guarantee
at least one four-number prize if all
six winning numbers are in your wheeled
group. |
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Remember, these are only the
minimum prizes you're guaranteed to win. If the
6 winning numbers are among your original chosen numbers,
you can easily win a Jackpot plus several lower division
prizes!
Basically, it's best to look through the
different wheeling systems available and choose the
one that most suits your needs.
Wheeling
Strategies
Some people believe that
if they could just get their hands on a system that
wheels every possible combination of all the numbers
in their Lotto game, they could win the Jackpot. The
premise is correct. But unless you have millions to
invest in tickets, forget the idea.
HOT TIP: To get more leverage for your money, the optimum
number of numbers to wheel is close to half, but not
to exceed 4 or 5 numbers more than half the numbers
in your game. Otherwise, you'll be spending MORE money
chasing a SMALLER guaranteed prize. |
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Other Wheeling Tips from
Gail Howard
1. Play your numbers in several Wheels
There are smarter
ways to play ALL the numbers. When all the numbers in
the game are played using SEVERAL wheels, your money
does not lose leverage. On the contrary, by using several
wheels you have several minimum win guarantees, as opposed
to using one large system that wheels ALL the numbers
in the game and guarantees one minimum prize.
"I don't recommend making many small
wheels just for the sake of using multiple wheels. It's
a bad risk for a large investment of cash. When many
small wheels are used, the winning numbers are less
likely to come together in one wheel, resulting in a
costly disappointment. Spending $6 on one 12-number
wheel is not a big risk. But risking $60 on TEN 12-number
wheels is a waste of money that could be put to better
use with a wheeling strategy. The $60 would be better
spent on ONE 19-number wheel. In a 6/49 Lotto game,
for example, the odds of trapping six winning numbers
in a 12-number wheel are one in 15, 134; whereas the
odds of trapping six winning numbers in a 19-number
wheel are one in 515.
2. By pooling your money with
others, you can afford to wheel more numbers, play more
expensive systems, or play several wheels
Whether your pool
has a few dollars or a few thousand to invest in Lotto
tickets, there are strategies you can use to make the
most of what you have. If your pool's budget is very
small, it would be better to play a larger wheeling
system once a month-or when the Jackpot is big-or when
the numbers look good rather than using one small wheel
every drawing.
"Lotto pools with rich coffers---those
eager and willing to spend hundreds of dollars on tickets
for just one drawing when the Jackpot is big-may want
to consider the following options. For approximately
the same amount of money it would cost to wheel 30 numbers
ONCE, you could wheel 25 numbers THREE times and you
would be wheeling 75 numbers, not just 30!"
Remember: When you form a Lotto pool and share the ticket
cost and the winnings with others, your group is also
pooling its aggregate luck. A Jackpot could happen because
of the luck just one of the members brings to your pool.
Select your partners carefully when deciding
whom you want to include in your group. Share your luck
with winners, not losers. Avoid negative people who
always see the glass half-empty. Not only are they unlucky,
but they dampen enthusiasm and drain energy from others.
3. When using multiple wheels, DO NOT give equal
play time to all the Lotto numbers
Even when wheeling
all the numbers in the game, it is still important to
choose the strongest numbers and wheel them with other
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