Digit Filters Bottom Middle Top Boxed The Bottom Middle Top Boxed (P34ID:BMT-BOX) is a so called "digit filter". A digit filter divides each digit into options. The Bottom Middle Top filter has the following options:
Bottom Middle Top = Digits B = 0 1 2
M = 3 4 5 6
T = 7 8 9
Digits 0 = B
1 = B
2 = B
3 = M
4 = M
5 = M
6 = M
7 = T
8 = T
9 = T
Bottom Middle Top = Digits B = 0 1 2
M = 3 4 5 6
T = 7 8 9
| The Bottom Middle Top filter in combination with VTracs, VZero, ATrax and Neighbors:
VTracs 1 = B
2 = B
3 = M
4 = M
5 = M
Neighbors 1 = B
2 = B
3 = M
4 = M
5 = M
| VZero 0 = B
1 = B
2 = B
3 = M
4 = M
ATrax 0 = B
1 = B
2 = B
3 = M
4 = M
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The addition "Boxed" (BOX) refers to the fact that in this case the position within the result is of no interest. So the filter string is always sorted in ascending order. Bottom Middle Top (BMT) can be seen as an enhancement of the commonly used High Low (HL) filter. While the latter only divides the digits into 2 options,
Bottom Middle Top (BMT) creates 3 groups to create a middle area, that is neither high nor low. And that middle group, marked as M, consists of 4 digits, 3, 4, 5 and 6, while the other two, bottom and top, only have 3 digits. To show you how to create the Bottom Middle Top filter for certain numbers select one of the links below for a step by step example.
Bottom Middle Top Boxed
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