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    Rare Order and Rules in Chaos of Lottery Outcomes
    Rare Order and Rules in Chaos of Lottery Outcomes
    Rare Order and Rules in Chaos of Lottery Outcomes
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    Rare Order and Rules in Chaos of Lottery Outcomes

    By Yury Goldyrev

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    Have you ever wanted to get anything for nothing? Have you ever noticed a temporary order inside the outcomes of absolutely accidental events? Are you among those who have ever tried to reveal an enigma? Well, join the community in that cause.
    This book is about my unique and, on the whole, victorious ways into the world of lotteries. Up to the summer of 2019 playing lotteries and collecting their prizes have always been more like my hobby than a kind of business because, limitedly, for 3 summer months can I be a lotto player and the rest of the time a successful English tutor, busy with numerous students.
    Once, on a 1985 spring day, I took part in a Pick 5in 35 draw. A few months later I won my first 4in5 prize with a payout of RR. Today, with all my lotto background summarized in this book, I agree wholeheartly with my Canadian friend Derek’s opinion at the end of his June 22, 2019 email:
    “With each email I follow your fantastic progress in TOP 3,...the hunch Yury, you have to play the hunch. …Yes, APS is strong like MOG if ‘CHANCE’ is out to play and if MOG confirms APS. Confirmation is what I seek using MOG-APS and various strategies in GH. Use your inner talent, Yury. I’ve seen it for years, now bet on it. You are a strong player. Your MOG and my APS in KENO are fantastic player strategies no one else has.”
    In 2005 Derek came across my “The Proven Lotto System” document on eBay and he turned out to be a KENO winner with his own APS lotto system.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisheriUniverse
    Release dateSep 3, 2019
    ISBN9781532081118
    Rare Order and Rules in Chaos of Lottery Outcomes
    Author

    Yury Goldyrev

    This informative and appealing professional lottery book is written by a Russian from Novokuznetsk, an industrial city of miners and steel workers in the south of Western Siberia. But Yury Goldyrev comes from Magadan, a city of gold miners, sailors and fishermen on the coast of the Okhotsk sea. That is why, in his lengthy penname there is a link to a sea activity. In 1957 he was born in that city of white summer nights and in 1974 finished a high school. Then he left for Tomsk and entered the Institute of Automatic Control Systems and Radioelectronics (TIACSR) to become a radio engineer. Tomsk, a city of university students, is to the north of Novokuznetsk. In 1979 Yury moved to Novokuznetsk to aquire skills of a TV-systems-of-technological-control electrician at ZapSib, now EVRAZ ZSMK, MetCombinat. Three years later, after feeling an overwhelming desire to study English (due to his dad’s genes) and pedagogy (due to his communicative abilites) he entered the Novokuznetsk Pedagogic Institute to switch to the career of a school teacher of English. Gail Howard, the queen of the US lotteries, got her first AWMs for Pick 5 and Pick 6 lotteries from a Bulgarian immigrant, as Yury learnt on her site. It’s a pity, she passed away. He used to hope he would talk to her some day. However, unlike Gail, Yury with all his school and family routine, being, by the way, a deputy headteacher for two years, didn’t have much time to look for lottery stuff anywhere. Stirred by his ancestor Lavrentiy’s genes, HE TAUGHT HIMSELF TO WIN PRIZES IN DIFFERENT TYPES OF LOTTERIES INVENTING ALL THE NECESSARY LOTTERY TOOLS BY HIMSELF, HAVING BECOME COMPLETELY LOTTERY EQUIPPED and INDEPENDENT.

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      Rare Order and Rules in Chaos of Lottery Outcomes - Yury Goldyrev

      RARE ORDER

      AND RULES

      IN CHAOS

      OF LOTTERY

      OUTCOMES

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      YURY GOLDYREV

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      RARE ORDER AND RULES IN CHAOS OF LOTTERY OUTCOMES

      Copyright © 2019 Yury Goldyrev.

      All rights reserved. No part of this book may be used or reproduced by any means, graphic, electronic, or mechanical, including photocopying, recording, taping or by any information storage retrieval system without the written permission of the author except in the case of brief quotations embodied in critical articles and reviews.

      Author Credits: Yury Goldyrev

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      Because of the dynamic nature of the Internet, any web addresses or links contained in this book may have changed since publication and may no longer be valid. The views expressed in this work are solely those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the views of the publisher, and the publisher hereby disclaims any responsibility for them.

      Any people depicted in stock imagery provided by Getty Images are models, and such images are being used for illustrative purposes only.

      Certain stock imagery © Getty Images.

      ISBN: 978-1-5320-8103-3 (sc)

      ISBN: 978-1-5320-8111-8 (e)

      iUniverse rev. date: 08/31/2019

      To Derek Scarpelli from Canada,

      Mihail Kondaurov and Danil Panfilov from Russia,

      my strict critics but most helpful friends.

      INTRODUCTION

      Dear Reader!

      Thank you for just holding this small book about my lotto experience in your hands and looking through its pages deciding if it’s worth buying it or not.

      It is unique because in it you’ll follow my way into the appealing world of different kinds of my country’s and your national lotteries filled with my shrewd observations, discoveries and achievements, my own abbreviated wheeling matrixes (AWMs), my Method of Gathering (MOG), as I called it nearly 35 years ago, and PROG, as its graphic, very convenient and colored PC programme. The last two are all that you need to start hitting your winning numbers (WNs).

      And the sandglass is the right image that I saw in my mind for the two parts of the book, with the first part LOTTO MARATHON, meaning all the years of my lotto activity, and the second part LOTTO SAFARI, which is my lottery penetration in summers.

      Most of us can say that we owe our success to our relatives or ancestors. I am not an exception in this way and I ought to say a few words about the ones who were behind me.

      Many years ago I found out that the lottery side of my life had its roots in the second half of the 18th century. I didn’t know anything about it until one day, in 1984, my uncle Basil, a WWII veteran, drew my attention to a page in a Physics textbook.

      It was not a current school textbook of the time. But for many years it had been very popular among teachers and all people interested in Physics because it was brilliantly written by Perelman, a great Physics popularizer of the 1930s. In the section ‘Perpetuum Mobile’ (Latin) the author pictured a permiak-peasant Lavrentiy Goldyrev from a rural area, Permskiy Region, not far from Moscow, the capital of Russia. Lavrentiy had invented his own Perpetual Motion Machine and was demonstrating it in his shed to a Moscow journalist who then reported on it in his article in a capital’s magazine.

      For me the most essential key-words from the article were balls and their rotating that drove Lavrentiy’s machine into action. Comparing their round shape to the thick round black spots inside my wheeling matrixes I recognized the similarities between our mechanisms. And one more thing strengthened me in my confidence that I am Lavrentiy’s descendant. My aunt Elizabeth recalled once that among our ancestors there was a man nicknamed Permiak Salted Ears.

      The two proofs were enough for me to be grateful to Lavrentiy and my uncle Basil who, himself, was a born do-it-yourself handyman and an electrician who the rest of his life before his death had been inventing and experimenting on an electric energy accumulator with a steel fly-wheel.

      So, as you can guess now, I was doomed to be kind of an inventor, too.

      As for my long lotto practice itself, it was not so smooth and triumphant as my lotto findings and the development of my own lotto system.

      The collapse of the USSR, the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, in which my compatriots and me lived until June 12, 1991 and turning it into the Russian Federation with 14 independent states around, resulted in rather long periods when there were either no lotteries in the country or I couldn’t afford to play them.

      Besides, duties and obligations of being a parent and a teacher often distracted me from my next notepad with the results of previous draws and all the notes of my observations next to them over what numbers were going to hit.

      I am not a programmed robot either—though in this respect I wish I were — and there were weeks and months during which I simply put down the winning numbers without analyzing the trends and, oh my God, tore my hair off my head when some Great Event, or as I call it SUPERGATHERING, occurred and I used to phone my two friends, the members of our lotto syndicate, and we discussed the draw and regretted having lost the brilliant opportunity.

      You can agree with me that playing your national lottery is fun and cannot be that kind of your pastime you should devote all your spare minutes to. If you do, however, and are strongly determined to win, you should be well organized, absolutely confident, excited, mentally flexible and disciplined and, at last, hardy like a long distance runner and, above all, you must learn how to win scientifically from an honest and friendly lottery expert like me.

      And finally, I’d like to quote my classmate Mike’s attitude to my lottery pastime:

      "Expense per month = X rur/usd/euro/etc.

      Income per month = Y rur/usd/euro/etc.

      1. If Y = X, it’s just a hobby.

      2. If Y > X, it’s a useful hobby.

      3. If Y >> X, it’s a business and it’s serious"

      Mihail is a physicist and a C++ programmer. It was he who wrote the PROG using my algorithm.

      So, at applying your efforts to your national lotteries the task is always the only one:to turn your hobby into your business when you have already come to this stage.

      CONTENTS

      Introduction

      PART 1:LOTTO MARATHON

      ■   Brief Comments On The Similar Net Materials

      ■   How I First Hit 4 In 5 In Our Pick 5 From 36

      Lottery

      ■   My First Matrixes For Pick5 From 36 Lottery

      ■   How Mog Was Born And Became Matured

      ■   Wedding Ring Adventure

      ■   Principle Of Equality Of Outcomes Of Your Sns

      ■   Method Of Gathering Full-Scale Description

      ■   Something More Important About Matrixes

      ■   Around The World Lotto Hunt…

      ■   Vitally Necessary Prog

      ■   Lotto Researching With Fs Option

      PART 2: LOTTO SAFARI

      ■   Instructive Pick 6 From 45 Trophies

      ■   Short-Term Diving In Rapido

      ■   Praiseworthy Keno Pearls

      ■   Birthday Dates Probing In Joker

      ■   From Radiant Wins To Top-3 Wages

      ■ 

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