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The "Arrangement 5" lottery game is highly popular among a wide range of lottery enthusiasts. However, one of the main challenges we face in the quest for large prizes is how to avoid risks. Here are some strategies and principles for playing Arrangement 5:
**10% Return Principle**
Many experts believe that a 10% return is quite good. Even if the average daily return rate only reaches 10%, an initial investment of 1,000 yuan can net more than 700 yuan in a week! Setting the return rate too high can decrease the ability to withstand risks, increasing the likelihood of losses.
**123 Principle**
Set a value tier for yourself. For example, with the 123 tier, pay appropriate attention when a certain pattern's value index is above 1 but below 2; invest a small amount of money when the value index is above 2 but below 3; fully invest when the value index is above 3.
**1.5 Cycle Principle**
When choosing to follow a certain pattern, the cycle should not be less than one cycle, and half a cycle's worth of reserve funds should be prepared. If you have selected a pattern and find during the planning stage that your funds are insufficient to follow for 1.5 cycles, you have two choices: further lower the investment return rate or wait a few more days to enter or abandon this pattern for a more suitable one.
**Starting Principle**
Experienced lottery players know there's a pattern: the longer the period at the beginning without needing to double the bet, the slower the speed of doubling later on, and vice versa. It's recommended not to choose a direct selection route where the single bet amount exceeds 200 yuan; for a group selection of 6, not to exceed 40 yuan; and for a group selection of 3, not to exceed 80 yuan.
**Abandonment Principle**
This "abandonment" is not about giving up completely but is a strategic retreat. When faced with the choice to "abandon," it often occurs when the return rate is pushed very low, and funds are hard to secure. Continuing under these circumstances means facing huge financial pressure for very small returns, which is not worthwhile. From another perspective, the need to "abandon" is rare. If the funds invested during the tough phase are used to pursue other patterns, even if the "abandoned" losses are not immediately recovered, successfully following several patterns over a longer period can completely recover the losses and even result in profit. True experts are definitely brave enough to "abandon," marking an important difference between them and ordinary lottery players. |
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