a roll of dice!

I found a cool site where you can get your pick3,4,5 picks randomly..it works alot for pair picking.
just choose 10 number of sides for 0-9, and number of dice to roll either 3 or 4 or 5 depending on your game.

Roll of Dice

Blessings!

I found a cool site where you can get your pick3,4,5 picks randomly..it works alot for pair picking.
just choose 10 number of sides for 0-9, and number of dice to roll either 3 or 4 or 5 depending on your game.

Roll of Dice

Blessings!

Why 0-9?, why not, 0-6 or 0-7 or 0-8, you may say the pool size for p3,p4 is 0-9. Know one said it should be 0-9, I know is the rules of the game, so why Can't make my own when my money is at stake. You can take a glance at last  ten results and see the draw patterns, for ohio.  I see the size 0-7 prevailing, with this info,my picks are more focused.

Ohio data

Red draws shows the size 0-7 is trending, so your generated picks should fall in these range. I just generated a 0-7 string $5742136$ , just reduced this by draw dates and evolve from there. lets say I take the draw 603 of Jan 3 ,the string will be reduced to 57421(x=3,6), you can wheel 57421, but not profitable if targeting str bets, so reduce

57421 via next draw, which is 672 of Jan 3 to 541(x=7,2), now you can plan your betting option with 541. watch how x is deleted 3>6>7>2.

 You can do same for P4, I see the size 0-8, trending, so generate a random string  for  size 0- 8. I generated $34752681$, now test it by reducing it via draw dates:start with dec 30,

5347>$34752681$> x=3457> reduced string 2681 (u have a hits 268, 681) with triads 268 and 681 against

x, 3,4,5,7 for total of 8 picks. You can futher reduced the string with draw 7249 (eve of dec 30)

7249> 2681>x, 2> reduced string 681( now you focus on this)

Good thing about the string is, your method is history-independent(method is not based on past results, but the size of the pool) you have control when to play.Try it, is all about sharing

looks interesting

Thanks, "zips up". 

Only, you might as well roll them dice, save your money for the tickets

How much for season tickets?