Hi,

I wrote another program for the pick 3 this last week.

This one is shaping up to be the best predictor for Pick 3 I have

written thus far. It's designed to generate 50 singles, but doubles

can also be produced if desired by the user.

I have been testing it with the Oklahoma Pick 3 and it's doing

great so far. If nothing else, this program can be used as a primary baseline

to produce the most likely winners and then compared to a smaller

list of secondary picks. The matching picks can then be wagered on. 

Here is the help file from the program....

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Pick 3 Pirate maximizes a
systematic and logical
method to win at any Pick 3
game.

Using short term historical data
combined with analysis of
individual reocurring digit
percentages make Pick 3 Pirate
a proven winning system that's
extremely easy to use."

Type EXACTLY ten digits into
the textbox ranking the digits
from HIGHEST PERCENTAGE
OF DRAWINGS to the LOWEST
PERCENTAGE OF DRAWINGS
from the LAST 15 DAYS of the
drawing's history.

Go to Lotterypost.com and the
Pick 3 statistics page to find
the correct order of your
state's Pick 3 digits.
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I'll continue to test the program and have some programmers take a look at it to

make sure the code is correct. I haven't had any problems with it so far.

I'm posting Oklahoma's Pick 3 (Dec) in the pick 3 forum and keeping track of the winnings there in

case you want to check it's performance.

I hope to release the program no later than the end of December, early January.

Here is a graphic from LP's Drawing Statistics page that the program works from.

You need to view with the Stats page to know what order the digits need to be in.

click on >>> Lottery Results >>>  YOUR State from the map >>>

hold click on YOUR pick 3 game >>> from drop-down menu select >>> Drawing Statistics!

4872091536 would be the order to type the digits into the program's textbox.

Repeat this process each day to update your pick selections.

Thanks, sounds interesting.  Good Luck To You!

 Texgirl

Sounds great Steve!

Hope you have a lot of personal success with it and will look forward to getting a copy when you do release it.   Thanks for all your hard work.

Hi Steve,

basically, if the 10 digits are categorized into Hot-Cold (top 5 ranked = hot and last 5 ranked = Cold) it is HHC-format that is created.
H(1) H(2) C(1)
H(1) H(2) C(2)
... etcetera
H(4) H(5) C(4)
H(4) H(5) C(5)

Sounds good.

The code in VB would be, in case it would get messed up

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'The arrays with digits
Dim arrHot(5) as Integer
Dim arrCold(5) as Integer
Dim iTel1 as integer
Dim iTel2 as integer
Dim iTel3 as integer
Dim sOutPut as string

 ' --> fill the array with digits

For itel1 = 1 to 4
   For iTel2 = iTel1 +1 To 5
       For iTel3 = 1 to  5
            sOutPut = sOutPut & arrHot(iTel1) & arrHot(iTel2) & arrCold(iTel3) & ", "
       Next iTel3
       sOutPut = sOutPut & vbCrlf
   Next iTel2
Next iTel1

'Show sOutPut
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cheers,
Ricky

He is of course wheeling the 10 digits, but maybe not in the regular way or he would be making 120 singles and or 90 Doubles, he might be wheeling them according to some technique that has to do with the temperature (Frequency) of the digits of the last 15 draws, that is making combinations in some way that has to do with the past frquency of each of the ten digits.

Paurths

Instead of making the regular 5-5 Hot cold patterns as I showed them, for this you want to take the 50 picks predicted by the program and translate each of the digits into their coldest to Hottest rank from 0 to 9 and or from 1 to 10, does not matter which is used, this would be done to see the relation between the winning number(s)  digits and their or his boxed and or straight relation to their frequency on the last 15 draws.

I am not sure if this is understood or not, words fail me, I am getting old and I forget the words and  how to explain.

Replace the original digits of each pick with their hot-Cold rank equivalent and then see the relation between the winning number to their Hot-Cold ranking and to their combinations, maybe that is a better explanation of how to find out what is really going on. 

Fernando. 

Hi Fernando,

done that.

The result is you get another pick3 game inside the existing pick3 game.
I ranked them from 0 to 9 (instead of 1 to 10)
Thre's no gain in it, since one ends up with another 220 boxed combinations.

That's why i created the Hot-Between-Cold... 

cheers
Ricky

I really meant:

4872091536 those are the digits that he gave so:

1 2 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 or:

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

I mean:

4 = 0

8 = 1

7 = 2

2 = 3

0 = 4

9 = 5

1 = 6

5 = 7

3 = 8

6 = 9 

I sugest the 0 to 9 translation to keep them all as 1 digit character, easier to put in a chart and on a program's chart or workout.

So the pick 3 number 901 would be (Translated to) 546 I can no longer spell the words I am forgetting how.

Boxed it would be 019 = 465 

As I said. that is just to see the relation between the ranking to the winning numbers. 

By the way, Well done Steve! 

And thanks for the very good idea. 

Ricky

But steve is not making just one pick, but 50, so there is a way of mixing the digits according to their Hot-Cold ranking, or so he thinks, we will see when he predicts. 

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About pick 3 games inside pick 3 games, I am very familiar with that as I have done it in more than one way. 

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The pick 3 game inside a pick 3 game if nothing else at least gives you more filters to use, I have not experimented with Steves way yet, but there might be something there, remember he mixes them according to theri ranking and not in the regular way.

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I myself don't have the means to work with Hot-Cold filters and or methods so I leave that up to you and others to do.

By the way, there is much more to Hot-Cold patterns than most are aware of, but I leave all that alone as I am not a programmer and can't be done by hand.

Besides I don't want to talk much about that, I already say too much. 

Good luck!