You know how it is when payday comes around. You can either take some money and bet it on exact numbers, or you can watch the number pile and just wait it out. Same game, but two very different methods that both work great, as long as you keep your head straight and don’t bet more than you can afford to lose.
YesPlay offers Lucky 6 with regular studio draws. Six balls drop, the numbers are between 0 and 9, with red and blue colours. The results are split into three zones. Don’t worry, you can always mix things up, but choosing one play style is always a smart move, especially if you’re new.
Zone picks
This one is for all the puzzle enthusiasts out there. The goal is to get one of the numbers to land in a specific zone, or pair two numbers in the same zone. The upside here is that you know where you stand: either you get it right or you get it wrong. The downside here is that you can experience quite a lot of dry spells if you chase the same number for too long.
If you’re trying to find the bookmaker’s layout, or want to see all of the different markets it has to offer, just check this page out. Take a minute to check out the lobby and see how all the zones update after each draw. You should set one or two numbers that you like (don’t overdo it!). Keep your bets small when you’re making longshot bets, add a bit of money on a simpler pick, and then leave it alone for a while.
Total sum
This method is best for those with patience. What you do is bet that the grand total of all six balls is going to be over or under a certain line, or bet on odd or even totals. You need to identify trends, for example after a run of low totals, do not rush and bet on a high total just to “correct” the results. You need to have a trigger in place, meaning that after two or three reads that fit your line, you should place the bet.