Powerball Lottery Playing Secrets of the Golden Rule in Action

Hello, everyone! Have you ever heard of the Golden Rule? It's a common tool in math and also in life. It consists of two parts: the Golden Cycle (the magic golden number) and the Golden Section of Preferences. Today we will talk about how to use this law in the Powerball selection!

First, the golden cycle: the magic rhythm in the numbers

There is a set of magic numbers in math: 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21, 34 ...... Starting with the third number, each number is equal to the sum of the first two (e.g. 3=2+1, 5=3+2, 8=5+3). Scientists have found that when things happen at exactly these intervals, they tend to repeat themselves or change dramatically, like opening a “window in time”.

This pattern can also be seen in the Powerball numbers! For example:

A white ball number with a 1-, 2-, or 3-period interval often occurs.

A cold white ball number that has been dormant for 13 or 21 periods is likely to reappear.

General continuous recurrence of the white ball number (i.e., heavy number), most of the 3 consecutive periods.

Second, the application of the golden period in the selection of Powerball numbers

1、The use of short-term hot numbers:

Heavy numbers (recurring white ball): Generally up to 3 consecutive occurrences should be noted that it may no longer come out.

Interval 1: This is when a number skips a period and then appears again (e.g., it appeared in one period, didn't appear in another period, and then appeared again in the next period). This type of trend usually lasts for a maximum of 5 periods.

Hot numbers at irregular intervals: If a hot white ball number appears at intervals of 1, 2 or 3 periods, it may remain active for 8 or even 13 periods.

Intermediate Golden Periods: If a popular number appears frequently between 8 and 13 periods (intermediate golden period) and its last appearance coincides with the end of the period, it is very unlikely to reappear.

2、The use of cold numbers in the medium to long term:

Cold Numbers Awakening: If a white ball number does not appear for 6-7 consecutive periods, be sure to keep an eye on it, it is likely to appear in the next prime time period (e.g., 8 periods).

Deep Cold Numbers: If a number has not appeared for more than 10 periods, be especially careful. It has a high probability of appearing when the next prime time window (period 13, 21) arrives.

Cold numbers after a long period: The probability of a number appearing after an interval of 8 periods or more is very low, and the probability of it appearing again immediately afterwards is very low. However, beware that it may reappear after an interval of 1 or 2 periods. If it doesn't show up in either of these periods, consider it to show up at a point in time that is half (1/2) or two-thirds (2/3) of the length of its original period.

3、Combined use of golden periods:

Any lottery game will have a number sum (sum value) that is either large or small within a certain period of time. Analysis shows that when an over or under sum lasts for 5, 8, or 13 periods, which are the key golden time points, a value very close to this sum is likely to occur. When there is a large deviation in the sum value (e.g., the sum is particularly high or low), the possible number combinations become fewer, and this is often a good opportunity to catch the jackpot!

Third, the golden section of the preferred method: to find the number of the “sweet spot”

The golden section method is to divide a whole into key points according to specific ratios. Commonly used ratios are: 0.191, 0.382, 0.5, 0.618, 0.809.

In Powerball, we can think of the white ball numbers (1-66) as a whole. Statistical analysis reveals that numbers often appear near these golden mean points. We can use this method to select numbers.

Static calculation (for reference only): If we set the starting point as 1 and the ending point as 66, the numbers corresponding to the five golden points are roughly:

Position 0.191: approximately 13

Position 0.382: approximately 25

Position 0.5: about 33

Position 0.618: about number 41

Position 0.809: approximately number 53

Note: The lottery is dynamic, and this static calculation with a fixed starting point has limited practical value.

Dynamic Calculation (Recommended): To make it more practical, let's take the last white ball number drawn in the previous period as the starting point for the current period. The red balls of the Powerball (1-26) are treated as a separate unit, and the starting point is also the red ball number of the previous period.

Example: The last white ball in the last Powerball was 20, and the red ball was 15.

For the White Ball (1-66): the starting point is 20 and the ending point is 66. calculate the Golden Spot position:

0.191 position: about 20 + (66-20)*0.191 ≈ 29

0.382 position: about 20 + (66-20)*0.382 ≈ 38

0.5 position: ~20 + (66-20)*0.5 = 43

Position 0.618: ~20 + (66-20)*0.618 ≈ 48

0.809 position: about 20 + (66-20)*0.809 ≈ 57

For the red ball (1-26): the starting point is 15 and the ending point is 26. calculate the golden point position:

0.191 position: about 15 + (26-15)*0.191 ≈ 17

0.382 position: about 15 + (26-15)*0.382 ≈ 19

0.5 position: ~15 + (26-15)*0.5 ≈ 21

0.618 position: ~15 + (26-15)*0.618 ≈ 22

0.809 position: about 15 + (26-15)*0.809 ≈ 24

This means that in this period we can pay attention to the white ball numbers around 29, 38, 43, 48, 57; and the red ball numbers around 17, 19, 21, 22, 24.

The principle of the golden section method in practice:

1、Not necessarily: each draw will usually be in the golden point near the number, but will not be every point out of the number, but also can not be all the numbers exactly on the golden point.

2、The concept of range: the golden point corresponds to a range of positions, including its neighboring numbers (for example, point 38, to focus on 37-39).

3、Localization is more critical: If you order the white ball numbers in each period from smallest to largest (e.g. 1 is the smallest, 5 is the largest), each position (1, 2, ... 5) will have the same number of numbers in it. The range of numbers appearing in each position (position 1, 2...5) can itself be analyzed using the golden section method. This “localized golden section” for individual positions suggests numbers that are sometimes more important than the overall section points!

The Golden Section works with the chart:

1、Don't ignore the “invisible number”: If the golden section method suggests the number, in your common chart (such as hot and cold chart, odd and even chart, size chart, tail number chart) on the chart can not see the obvious trend, do not give up easily! It may be the “dark horse” that the chart can not find.

2、Don't believe in “overlapping numbers”: If the Golden Section suggests numbers that happen to be shown as ‘hot’ or “must-have patterns” on various charts, don't take it for granted that they will all appear. Do not take it for granted that they will all appear. You have to combine your judgments.

The combination of the golden section and the golden period:

The Golden Section and the Golden Period are two sides of the Golden Rule that are inextricably linked. Remember when using them together:

1、Cycle Priority: The Golden Section provides a positional reference, but is subject to the general trend suggested by the Golden Period (e.g., when a cold number is due for a certain cycle).

2、Bias Guidelines: When the Golden Week suggests that the sum is likely to be large or small, the Golden Section points should be chosen to favor the area of the number that corresponds to the larger or smaller point.

3、Strong Cycle Signals: If a specific number (especially a cold number) happens to reach an important Golden Cycle time point (e.g., Cold 13), but its location does not match the current Golden Section point, the Golden Cycle signal should be prioritized - it is time for it to come out!