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• cps10

  

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  CD - I was doing some progressions on this with the hot 5 numbers and I have found that box hits will be the way to go. Too few straight hits to make it worth your while with the added investment. But like you, I am fascinated with this idea. South Carolina passed with flying colors over the past month using my progression.
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  Thank You

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• CalifDude

  

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  Quote: Originally posted by cps10 on January 10, 2006

  CD - I was doing some progressions on this with the hot 5 numbers and I have found that box hits will be the way to go. Too few straight hits to make it worth your while with the added investment. But like you, I am fascinated with this idea. South Carolina passed with flying colors over the past month using my progression.

  I don't normally do straight bets except for my 255 and 748.

  BTW, I just posted the numbers for Western Canada, also.  That way we can see if Amazing Grace would like to try it.

  I did the same numbers I posted earlier for her and posted them for today through Saturday.

   
• retxx

  

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  califdude can you share your spreadsheet for us to try in our own states. thanks
  P.S. will it work for either 4,5,or6 top numbers?
• retxx

  

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  paurth can you show an example using 5 digits how you would add doubles to play.thanks
• paurths

  

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  Quote: Originally posted by retxx on January 10, 2006

  paurth can you show an example using 5 digits how you would add doubles to play.thanks

  Hi retxx,

  it is easy to do it.

  12345

  Singles
  123
  124
  125
  ...
  345

  Doubles
  112
  113
  114
  115
  221
  223
  224
  225
  331
  332
  334
  335
  441
  442
  443
  445
  551
  552
  553
  554

  you just take every digit and use it twice per number you make with it, along with each other digit.
  So, 5 digits means you use it 4 times (with itself) and with the 4 others. 5 X 4 = 20 --> + 10 singles= 30

  With 5 digits you get 30 combinations. (35 to be precise, when you include triples... i missed MO yesterday b/c i did not do that...)
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  Quote: Originally posted by cps10 on January 9, 2006

  I prefer doubles as well. Triples probably arent necessary. Doubles seem to be the moneymakers since you get double the payout. Any thoughts?

   

  paurths - what is it you use to get the hit amounts? your own software over there?

  I used my software to show the digit-ranking, but then i did the counting on paper. (not writing code for something that can be done by hand in a few minutes  )

  Perhaps i'll implement it, if it shows to be useful.

  Anyway, MI midday, 01/10/2006: 282  (digit 2 & 8 are ranked 6th place & 8th place)
  Result midday: 0

  Using best 3 digits: 503, 550, 005, 553, 335, 330, 003

  Using best 4 digits: 503, 506, 536, 036, 550, 005, 553, 335, 556, 665, 003, 330, 006, 660, 336, 663

  Using best 5 digits: 503, 506, 504, 536, 534, 564, 036, 034, 064, 364, 550, 005, 553, 335, 556, 665, 554, 445, 003, 330, 006, 660, 004, 440, 336, 663, 334, 443, 664, 446
• CalifDude

  

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  Quote: Originally posted by retxx on January 10, 2006

  califdude can you share your spreadsheet for us to try in our own states. thanks
  P.S. will it work for either 4,5,or6 top numbers?

  I have spreadsheets for 4-digit, 5-digit, 6-digit, 7-digit, 8-digit and 9-digit.  I think the best way for me to do it is to just print the 5 and 6 here on the forum.

  Here is the 5-digit (using numbers 1-5, so just replace the digits with the ones you want to play).

  Non-double:

  123
  124
  125
  134
  135
  145
  234
  235
  245
  345

  Doubles:

  121	343
  131	353
  141	414
  151	424
  212	434
  232	454
  242	515
  252	525
  313	535
  323	545

  I will do the 6-digit (my favorite) next.

   
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  Here is the 6-digit wheel:

  Non-doubles:

  123	234
  124	235
  125	236
  126	245
  134	246
  135	256
  136	345
  145	346
  146	356
  156	456

  Doubles:

  121	313	515
  131	323	525
  141	343	535
  151	353	545
  161	363	565
  212	414	616
  232	424	626
  242	434	636
  252	454	646
  262	464	656
• paurths

  

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• cps10

  

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  paurths = are you just testing 1 state only?
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  paurths = are you just testing 1 state only?

  No, i also test MO.

  During the week i will set up a testenvironment, so it will be just a matter of selecting a state to gather the data and backtest.
• cps10

  

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  Can anyone help me with an Excel formula? What I am looking to do is create a 3-digit number from 3 1-digit numbers. This is what my spreadsheet looks like for example:

  P1	P2	P3	3Digit#
  1	3	9	???
  4	4	2	???

  What I want the B4 cell to do is write 139, and the B5 formula to be 442, etc.
• cps10

  

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  Quote: Originally posted by cps10 on January 10, 2006

  paurths = are you just testing 1 state only?

  No, i also test MO.

  During the week i will set up a testenvironment, so it will be just a matter of selecting a state to gather the data and backtest.

  South Carolina is good so far.
• cps10

  

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  Quote: Originally posted by paurths on January 10, 2006

  Quote: Originally posted by cps10 on January 10, 2006

  paurths = are you just testing 1 state only?

  No, i also test MO.

  During the week i will set up a testenvironment, so it will be just a matter of selecting a state to gather the data and backtest.

  South Carolina is good so far.

  South Carolina winner midday 099