Overlapping and Tight
The technique that will produce the biggest wins
are a combination of both overlapping and tight patterns
(using less than 16 spots for all 20 picks, A-T).
Pictured WIN using this technique, with a total of 15 spots for all 20 picks, A-T.
are a combination of both overlapping and tight patterns
(using less than 16 spots for all 20 picks, A-T).
Pictured WIN using this technique, with a total of 15 spots for all 20 picks, A-T.
Let's say you enjoy playing the walls... then, for example, choose an 8 pick on the wall and move up one and overlap with another pick, and so on. Once you have the area of the wall covered with solid picks, re-cover the same area of that wall with picks that include spaces in them (such as 71, 61, 41, 31, 11, 1, 3).
Overlap those types of picks, as well.
You can cover an area of the wall with a few 8 or 9 picks, let's say, then go back over that area with 7 picks and picks of various lengths, with spaces in them.
Combine different types of picks over an area, to better your chances of hitting a solid 8/8 WIN, 7/7 WIN, 6/6 WIN and so forth, at the same time (for example).
Then, when that wall "HITS" you have it covered multiple ways.
Overlap those types of picks, as well.
You can cover an area of the wall with a few 8 or 9 picks, let's say, then go back over that area with 7 picks and picks of various lengths, with spaces in them.
Combine different types of picks over an area, to better your chances of hitting a solid 8/8 WIN, 7/7 WIN, 6/6 WIN and so forth, at the same time (for example).
Then, when that wall "HITS" you have it covered multiple ways.
This has the potential to produce a win that includes all or most of your picks,
thereby dramatically increasing your overall win!
thereby dramatically increasing your overall win!
