All times shown are Eastern Time (GMT-5:00) | Home -> Forums -> Lottery Systems -> Brainstorming using Smart Luck Advantage Plus s.e. LA United States Member #19540 July 27, 2005 18 Posts Offline | | Posted: April 7, 2010, 6:59 am - IP Logged | |
Questions: On GH's Filtered Full Wheel Generator, and Diamond Palaces I received the email to get the Filtered Full Wheel Generator, I'm thinking about getting it, has anyone used it enough to comment on the filters? For the price, and saving $10 before April 10th I'll probably order it today. Not that I will be making large full wheels but I'm definitely curious about the software. Have any users of FFWG stuck with that as far as wheeling or do you still use w5+, w6+? My A+ and W6+, W5+ has an issue, I can use the software but when I installed/moved A+ W+6 to my laptop I installed it in c:\Programs\GH instead of C:\gh. That may have messed up the install-on a higher level (?) on the C drive, so I have to open a separate window for wheeling, as it won't do that directly from A+, saying wheel library files are missing. They have all the latest patches. I'd have to unistall and re-install, so I'll save/print up the wheeled results I want to save before doing this. Then I'd have to update my lotto files, but I have a duplicate GH file renamed differently so thinking I can just move my favorite histories back in or just re-download them with the updater. I'm kind of wanting to get the CDs of A+ & w6+, it should have the latest histories but at $25, A+$15, w6+$10, for myself I'm watching what I spend. I have the original floppys, I could move them to CD with my desktop. It's not a big deal but one day I guess I'll re-install. ___________________________________________________________ Is does seem that Diamond Palaces is pretty much a +1-1 system as Adam mentioned. I had read about it at DiaPal's thread but his explanation seemed somewhat vague. I will try to get with the one user I saw that has Open Office, I have that but have not used it yet. He mentions the system giving numbers that you can "lock into", assuming these include the +1-1 numbers besides the winners and showing their best probabilities. I realize this is about that software/re-the wrong thread, just trying to get a little more insight on this. I would say this software would be used in picking some of your Pick5 or Pick 6 numbers but not all of them. Any comments on any of this, I'm all ears. ko57 | | |
Krakow Poland Member #86326 February 2, 2010 179 Posts Offline | | Posted: April 7, 2010, 8:18 am - IP Logged | |
Questions: On GH's Filtered Full Wheel Generator, and Diamond Palaces I received the email to get the Filtered Full Wheel Generator, I'm thinking about getting it, has anyone used it enough to comment on the filters? For the price, and saving $10 before April 10th I'll probably order it today. Not that I will be making large full wheels but I'm definitely curious about the software. Have any users of FFWG stuck with that as far as wheeling or do you still use w5+, w6+? My A+ and W6+, W5+ has an issue, I can use the software but when I installed/moved A+ W+6 to my laptop I installed it in c:\Programs\GH instead of C:\gh. That may have messed up the install-on a higher level (?) on the C drive, so I have to open a separate window for wheeling, as it won't do that directly from A+, saying wheel library files are missing. They have all the latest patches. I'd have to unistall and re-install, so I'll save/print up the wheeled results I want to save before doing this. Then I'd have to update my lotto files, but I have a duplicate GH file renamed differently so thinking I can just move my favorite histories back in or just re-download them with the updater. I'm kind of wanting to get the CDs of A+ & w6+, it should have the latest histories but at $25, A+$15, w6+$10, for myself I'm watching what I spend. I have the original floppys, I could move them to CD with my desktop. It's not a big deal but one day I guess I'll re-install. ___________________________________________________________ Is does seem that Diamond Palaces is pretty much a +1-1 system as Adam mentioned. I had read about it at DiaPal's thread but his explanation seemed somewhat vague. I will try to get with the one user I saw that has Open Office, I have that but have not used it yet. He mentions the system giving numbers that you can "lock into", assuming these include the +1-1 numbers besides the winners and showing their best probabilities. I realize this is about that software/re-the wrong thread, just trying to get a little more insight on this. I would say this software would be used in picking some of your Pick5 or Pick 6 numbers but not all of them. Any comments on any of this, I'm all ears. ko57 If I'm not mistaken, The greendestiny wrote he used DiamondPalace with success. I read User's Guide and it follows +/- numbers from 1 through 10 and shows hit frequency for each arrangement. How successful it can be I have no idea. Never used it. Just asked Diamond to set up the sheet for my games. Then I will havea shot and tell you how it does. | | |
evergreen state United States Member #83868 December 4, 2009 63 Posts Offline | | Posted: April 7, 2010, 9:05 am - IP Logged | |
ko57, I have the software and its pretty good it has a lot of filtering capabalities as well. | | |
evergreen state United States Member #83868 December 4, 2009 63 Posts Offline | | Posted: April 7, 2010, 9:10 am - IP Logged | |
Adam, I suggest you backtest, like me i was curious at first, so i had to find out for myself. you know i gave diamond palace a year's worth of my states lotto draw. instead of like 500 or somewhat draws like other people did. | | |
Krakow Poland Member #86326 February 2, 2010 179 Posts Offline | | Posted: April 7, 2010, 9:14 am - IP Logged | |
Adam, I suggest you backtest, like me i was curious at first, so i had to find out for myself. you know i gave diamond palace a year's worth of my states lotto draw. instead of like 500 or somewhat draws like other people did. Thanks for you advice. The sheet I posted for Diamond palace has all 2009 and 2010 draws up to now. As soon as ready I will check against all the data. It's around 200 draws together. | | |
Krakow Poland Member #86326 February 2, 2010 179 Posts Offline | | Posted: April 7, 2010, 9:20 am - IP Logged | |
I wonder if it's a year's worth it cannnot be more than say 250 draws if the commission does it 5 times a week. So either you gave a couple of years' draws or other people gave 50? | | |
evergreen state United States Member #83868 December 4, 2009 63 Posts Offline | | Posted: April 7, 2010, 9:22 am - IP Logged | |
Adam, Great, lemme know what you think.
If you search around the post, if i'm not mistaken there was one where he talks about instead of using locking numbers 1-9, i think there are other ways. You may have to ask diamond about more clarification on this. | | |
Krakow Poland Member #86326 February 2, 2010 179 Posts Offline | | Posted: April 7, 2010, 9:30 am - IP Logged | |
Adam, Great, lemme know what you think.
If you search around the post, if i'm not mistaken there was one where he talks about instead of using locking numbers 1-9, i think there are other ways. You may have to ask diamond about more clarification on this. Definitely I will. When the hit frequency will be low all along the range I will see what happens when the lock is set to 0. | | |
Las Vegas, NV United States Member #45283 August 9, 2006 1030 Posts Offline | | Posted: April 7, 2010, 9:33 am - IP Logged | |
Hey Guys, What you may really want to do is "lock" in on the numbers that have a high hit ratio along with their "favorite pairings" for your specific game. In essence this is sort of the same as what Diamond P's lock n load is. I also gave a year's worth of draws for NJ Cash 5 and the results weren't impressive. His excel sheet is beautiful, but I think each game has its own idiosyncrasies, so the +1/-1 will work for some and not others. Just a thought ... | | |
Krakow Poland Member #86326 February 2, 2010 179 Posts Offline | | Posted: April 7, 2010, 9:42 am - IP Logged | |
Hey Guys, What you may really want to do is "lock" in on the numbers that have a high hit ratio along with their "favorite pairings" for your specific game. In essence this is sort of the same as what Diamond P's lock n load is. I also gave a year's worth of draws for NJ Cash 5 and the results weren't impressive. His excel sheet is beautiful, but I think each game has its own idiosyncrasies, so the +1/-1 will work for some and not others. Just a thought ... Maria, You are right as always. You know what's the beauty of that spreadsheet? You do not have to struggle all the time with the question what range will be best for those pairs? All the time, 500, 200, 100 or 50 or maybe even fewer draws. Any decision we take seems to be incorrect. | | |
Las Vegas, NV United States Member #45283 August 9, 2006 1030 Posts Offline | | Posted: April 7, 2010, 9:53 am - IP Logged | |
Maria, You are right as always. You know what's the beauty of that spreadsheet? You do not have to struggle all the time with the question what range will be best for those pairs? All the time, 500, 200, 100 or 50 or maybe even fewer draws. Any decision we take seems to be incorrect. I'm with you, all I can seem to string together are 3 of 5's, which I pretty much do by hand and not even wheeling! And I have to add that wheeling such a set does really work, but over the long haul, and maybe 3 or 4 times over the course of a year which you can see by backtesting. Hence the similarity to the lock n load theory, so that's why I like the idea of putting the "all-time" hotties into a couple of overlapping wheels along with those "favorite friends" and keep those as let's say "base" wheels to play throughout the year. Then on a weekly basis come up with a wheel with the very specific "current" activity with a smaller pool of numbers along with a power number. Sort of a target wheel. | | |
Krakow Poland Member #86326 February 2, 2010 179 Posts Offline | | Posted: April 7, 2010, 10:31 am - IP Logged | |
I'm with you, all I can seem to string together are 3 of 5's, which I pretty much do by hand and not even wheeling! And I have to add that wheeling such a set does really work, but over the long haul, and maybe 3 or 4 times over the course of a year which you can see by backtesting. Hence the similarity to the lock n load theory, so that's why I like the idea of putting the "all-time" hotties into a couple of overlapping wheels along with those "favorite friends" and keep those as let's say "base" wheels to play throughout the year. Then on a weekly basis come up with a wheel with the very specific "current" activity with a smaller pool of numbers along with a power number. Sort of a target wheel. It might also be not a bad idea to do following. Say we decide to wheel 18 numbers. So lets take 3 most frequent hitting numbers from last 20 draws along with their best 5 pairings. That give us 18 numbers to wheel. We do it for a month and then check what numbers are the most frequent and do the same with them. yes, we do power wheels. How? If one of the winners from last draw is between our numbers then that's our power number. If none we take the best adjacent from the pool we have. As to the range for pairings we take either 500 draws or the entire history? What would you say? | | |
Las Vegas, NV United States Member #45283 August 9, 2006 1030 Posts Offline | | Posted: April 7, 2010, 10:39 am - IP Logged | |
It might also be not a bad idea to do following. Say we decide to wheel 18 numbers. So lets take 3 most frequent hitting numbers from last 20 draws along with their best 5 pairings. That give us 18 numbers to wheel. We do it for a month and then check what numbers are the most frequent and do the same with them. yes, we do power wheels. How? If one of the winners from last draw is between our numbers then that's our power number. If none we take the best adjacent from the pool we have. As to the range for pairings we take either 500 draws or the entire history? What would you say? Wow, I like that idea! I say use 500 draws because I've noticed with both of my favorite games (NY & NJ Cash 5) over time they have gradually changed "favorite pairings". So the entire history might give mixed results. Let's get busy ... | | |
Krakow Poland Member #86326 February 2, 2010 179 Posts Offline | | Posted: April 7, 2010, 11:00 am - IP Logged | |
Wow, I like that idea! I say use 500 draws because I've noticed with both of my favorite games (NY & NJ Cash 5) over time they have gradually changed "favorite pairings". So the entire history might give mixed results. Let's get busy ... One caveat Maria. If we look at a range of 20 draws only you see them huddled together quite often more than 3 or 4 numbesr with the same ranking. So we have to decide which ones to choose or go for 100 draws when in most cases you will see 3, 4 or max 5 favorites. If you take 4 it anyway will boil down to 18 numbers or less as they do repeat. What do you think? | | |
Krakow Poland Member #86326 February 2, 2010 179 Posts Offline | | Posted: April 7, 2010, 11:27 am - IP Logged | |
One caveat Maria. If we look at a range of 20 draws only you see them huddled together quite often more than 3 or 4 numbesr with the same ranking. So we have to decide which ones to choose or go for 100 draws when in most cases you will see 3, 4 or max 5 favorites. If you take 4 it anyway will boil down to 18 numbers or less as they do repeat. What do you think? Well, I managed with 20 draws and with 2 base numbers and 8 best pairings it gave me exactly 16 numbers to wheel. One of the numbers is last draw winner so becomes power number. | | |
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