Working on a new system

Reply #42

LANTERN — Tue, 18 Jan 2005 07:44:53 GMT

As they say, Join the club , few people have no problems with the pick 3 and other lottery games.There is always a lot to be learned about all things, the road to getting there is just as much fan as being there.You can never know too much about the lottery, enjoy the ride.Good luck.Take a break and try again later and repeat the cycle as many times as you need to.

Reply #41

cd_shopper — Mon, 17 Jan 2005 22:27:52 GMT

Hello everybody,Today is not a good day for me because i have to announce that i will take a break in the study of the pick-3........I did a hardtest on my proggy the weekend and didnt like the results. The program reads a Database, sets the filters according to it and shows the numbers for the next drawing, no problem so far.But from what i see the filters that work on one company doesnt work on another.... thats the main problem. Filters that have an 0 % error (never win) may be Filters that g... [ More ]

Reply #40

MillionsWanted — Sat, 15 Jan 2005 17:55:42 GMT

Quote: Originally posted by cd_shopper on January 10, 2005 Unfortunatly i wont release a file, because it can harm my local lottery's system.Not to discourage you or anything, but isn't that a big claim

Reply #39

Fenix — Sat, 15 Jan 2005 17:36:22 GMT

Quote: Originally posted by cd_shopper on January 10, 2005Unfortunatly i wont release a file, because it can harm my local lottery's system.But i will glady personally help and guide the ones that did care about my program and the ones that did answer my Private Messages. cd shopper, just wonder ever heard of a forum member named trance

Reply #38

LANTERN — Tue, 11 Jan 2005 07:42:41 GMT

Glad to know that you and your program are doing O.K.I myself have always been very interested in lottery filters.But your particular filter methods are both: Beyond (way over my head) me and not myusual kind of lottery filters.Anyhow, very good luck to you.

Reply #37

emilyg — Tue, 11 Jan 2005 00:41:08 GMT

wishing you the best - hope you share soon.

Reply #36

cd_shopper — Mon, 10 Jan 2005 21:00:06 GMT

Thank you for your reply BlackApple, its really appreciated. You are doing a good job too.My program is doing better than never, but i want it to win for every company in my country. That'll prove it works on almost every lotto company, including the US.One of my company drawings looks a lot like PA, which is the wildest according to some of you. Thats the one giving me headache. Im working on it now...The idea for my program is to make it think , see the wilderness of the data and act accordi... [ More ]

Reply #35

Blackapple — Sun, 09 Jan 2005 18:26:16 GMT

Encouraging post The many posts on this forum provides material to ponder and create.Success is making an effort to me.Attaining the essence of each posters' suggestions takes time.We needeach other,we believe together.Growth isassured from an open mind.

Reply #34

LANTERN — Sun, 09 Jan 2005 02:44:30 GMT

CD_ShopperHow is everything coming along

Reply #33

js1237 — Wed, 29 Dec 2004 03:59:03 GMT

Do you have any numbers to play for N.Y.? Thanks. JS

Reply #32

retxx — Wed, 29 Dec 2004 02:53:32 GMT

to cD. I wonder if your coming program that you will let us in on is in an excel format. I hope so. thanks

Reply #31

cd_shopper — Tue, 28 Dec 2004 23:15:01 GMT

Hi and thank you all for your Reply.Updated News:BlackApple seems to have finally cracked the code.... check for his post to read more. Congratulations to BA and hope to hear more from him any time soon.WinD is in a good path, i just understood what is he doing and you gotta look for his work.I studied winning skips last night for doubles...amazing enough as to make profit or use it as a good filter, but im not complete satisfied yet. I gotta study Triples, unmatched, etc.. and use them as filte... [ More ]

Reply #30

LANTERN — Tue, 28 Dec 2004 08:52:38 GMT

CD_ShopperThank you, but I don't need any draws or database checked, I have taken a very long (really long) vacationfrom playing the pick 3 and all other lottery games, how-ever I might in a few weeks or about 2 months resume my pick 3 studies,but I might not buy any lottery tickets for a very long while.As I read years ago, re-think datafication or some-thing like that.I need a lot of time to better think lottery things out.I will, of course, keep on reading what others post on the Lottery Po... [ More ]

Reply #29

Teufellj — Tue, 28 Dec 2004 02:23:54 GMT

Hello cd_shopper,when it comes to finding roots and pairs, I would suggest that you check out---Blackapple and his earliest posts for this study.He has a very good hit record in this area and WinD---both on this website!Teufellj...

Reply #28

cd_shopper — Mon, 27 Dec 2004 21:58:36 GMT

Updated news:Congrats to Todd for the new search feature, you are doing a great job! i find it very very useful.There seems to be a problem with the script, i replied you all in the same order you replied me. Script cutted the nicks, i guess i shouldnt copy/paste them...I put aside (not away) for 2 days my filtering studing and started studying the drop-off pattern after X given drawing, didnt find a pattern....if you found something i've not please let me know, we can work together and create... [ More ]

Reply #27

cd_shopper — Mon, 27 Dec 2004 21:36:01 GMT

Hello again, sorry for the delay. i was on holliday.: i'm aware of the winning skip pattern on any method you choose, i will implement that when i have my system ready, and let you know.: yes, its better to not play when you dont see a clear path. tnxs for your reply.: no problem, we are all here to help each other.: Interesting i was working on that for 2 days, but with a slight change. I will try to study it tonight. Is it possible for me to send you a PM just in case i get lost trying that sy... [ More ]

Reply #26

LANTERN — Fri, 24 Dec 2004 18:04:35 GMT

Very very nice.It would appear that you are talking about pick 3 filter(s) statistics (?) .It seems that you have special software that gives you all that statistical info.It would be very nice to be able to check ones state game or games for that kind of info.

Reply #25

st.germain — Fri, 24 Dec 2004 12:44:47 GMT

This is way over my head ! I wish that you could make it a little more simple to use. I don't have that kind of time on my hands.

Reply #24

Teufellj — Fri, 24 Dec 2004 04:16:55 GMT

Hello CD_Shopper,instead of using astrophysists equations and the theory of space continuum (just kidding). How about slipping these little gems into your creative thoughts! Correct me if I'm wrong but your region or state has two games. Suppose a creative person were to take twelve last wins from one game and twelve last wins from the other from what ever date you choose. Then make a positional chart with three columns; make another column for total sums. Check by the highest to lowest includin... [ More ]

Reply #23

JKING — Fri, 24 Dec 2004 02:49:10 GMT

KIND OF METHOD --Very nice. I wish more people were as open with their methods. It would help us all.Thanks

Reply #22

JAG331 — Thu, 23 Dec 2004 23:28:44 GMT

I've come to the same conclusion on the big jackpot games. Every system works. Timing is everything.

Reply #21

Texasman — Thu, 23 Dec 2004 23:19:49 GMT

Interesting. What I have concluded is that any system that exists, works on any given day. The real trick is to match the system to the right day when everything coincides. Then it looks like you have a great system. You do - only on that day. So, I guess we are all trying to create a winning coincidence.

Reply #20

cd_shopper — Thu, 23 Dec 2004 23:13:31 GMT

KIND OF METHOD RANGELOTTERY COMPANY #1 DRAWINGSLOTTERY COMPANY #2 DRAWINGS1 - 10 11 - 20 21 - 30 1 - 100 1 - 538 1 - 10 11 - 20 21 - 30 1 - 100 1 - 506 1st Digit is 0 10010.000%20.000%10.000%11.000%11.152%10.000%0.000%40.000%15.000%11.462%1st Digit is 1 1000.000%10.000%10.000%11.000%9.293%40.000%10.000%0.000%8.000%8.893%1st Digit is 2 10010.000%20.000%10.000%10.000%11.338%0.000%0.000%10.000%6.000%8.498%1st Digit is 3 10010.000%10.000%30.000%12.000%10.223%20.000%10.000%10.000%13.000%9.881%1st Dig... [ More ]

Reply #19

cd_shopper — Thu, 23 Dec 2004 22:52:52 GMT

Cd_ShOpPeR's Chart ver. 1.0 2004 . All Rights Reserved.CHART TERMINOLOGY:KIND OF METHOD: Name of the Method or Strategy chosen. They are applied to MACHINE A ONLY unless specified, to save some web space. Resuts on Machine B are very close to A so there's no need to double the size of this table.RANGE : That's average quantity of numbers you have to play in each Drawing. It vary according to the method chosen. Range is >= 0 and <= 1000.LOTTERY COMPANY #1: A real Drawing Statistic from a... [ More ]

Reply #18

retxx — Thu, 23 Dec 2004 03:01:57 GMT

too bad there isn't a bell curve that just drops 3 random balls rather than bayesoft which is a continual ball drop. Then we could follow 9 3 ball drops which would be purely random as the driven snow. Maybe someone knows of one that can do a 3 ball drop. Just some food for thought.

Reply #17

emilyg — Wed, 22 Dec 2004 23:10:57 GMT

looking forward to your post.

Reply #16

cd_shopper — Wed, 22 Dec 2004 23:02:37 GMT

Hi,In a ten drawings history there will always be a number that appears more than the rest and other than appear less.In 10 drawings there will be 30 balls that came from the machine right? 30 balls = 10 pick-3 numbers, easy.If we divide 30 / numbers of possible balls = 30 / 10 = 3. So every single ball is espected to repeat 3 times in 10 drawings. We all know thats not case. Nothing new so far, but we can calculate the maximum and minimun repetitions espected accoring to:Lets call the 3 es... [ More ]

Reply #15

Texasman — Tue, 21 Dec 2004 23:14:30 GMT

I'm using the bell curve with Pick 3 combinations that were drawn from the last nine drawings. Why nine drawings? Because there are just ten numbers and the next drawing is the tenth drawing. I try to keep everything tightly related and consistent.That ninth Pick 3 number will be deducted from each of its numbers respective positions in the bell curve chart after the upcoming drawing occurs. You then add the numbers from the new drawing onto their present positions. A number will move up, one... [ More ]

Reply #14

cd_shopper — Tue, 21 Dec 2004 21:41:15 GMT

Thanks again for your reply, it's always good to read the feebacks.The universe always try successfully to balance things, if we sit and think quietly for a moment, everything is related.If i had enough data, such as the dimensions and weight of every single ping-pong ball, the air flow , the cristal box dimensions, the time the pingpong balls keep bouncing, all of the elements involved in a specific drawing i could predict with a minimum error the possible combinations of that day.Unfortunatly,... [ More ]

Reply #13

LANTERN — Tue, 21 Dec 2004 08:42:18 GMT

I thought that you was talking purely about the intrinsic mathematical relation(s) between the numbers and digits, but it seems that you are talking about some kind, maybe astrological and or astronomical, mystical and or mathematical (physical) influences and or relations between heavenly bodies and Random pick 3 lottery numbers and or digits, I guess that that might be called Pick 3 lottery astrology , but maybe a new kind, Pick 3 filter(s) astrology .You talk about stellar clusters exer... [ More ]

Reply #12

cd_shopper — Mon, 20 Dec 2004 22:22:50 GMT

Updated news:I started working on group Number (V), because i find it more interesting than the others. As i said before there are millions of relations (Filters) you can make between 6 numbers (specially if you include Repetitions) , i compare my research with the astrologists.There are millions of stars in the sky, if you try to study them all you will run out of resources, strengh and will. The idea is to focus on a specific group and chances are that you make an important discovering.I will

Reply #11

cd_shopper — Mon, 20 Dec 2004 22:11:21 GMT

Thanks for your Reply Lantern, and yes, when i say relations im talking about Filters which you can use to filter groups of numbers that Statistics (my database) say are not probably come out on the next drawing.Remember Relations are Filters not Numbers, i can have 200.000 relations that can filter out 900 numbers out of 1000, so that leaves you 100 numbers to play in the next Round.Answer to my quiz:I .- (V RO V) = 90 combinations are Possible. No repetitions.II.- (V BI V) RO V = 480 c... [ More ]

Reply #10

LANTERN — Sun, 19 Dec 2004 02:55:34 GMT

Quote: Originally posted by RJOh on December 17, 2004Quote: Originally posted by cd_shopper on December 17, 2004well there are many many relations... around 300.000, i will post a file that can generate all of them when i finish it. Then i will start with the relations involving: +, -, *, mod , etc... Is that 300 or 300,000? If it is 300,000 ,why would you generate that many lines for a pick3 lottery which has only 1000 possible straight combinations and less than 300 boxed combinations?RJOhEve... [ More ]

Reply #9

cd_shopper — Sat, 18 Dec 2004 20:20:16 GMT

I'm concerned and a little confused with the opinions i've read everywhere, some people say the root sums works (i've not tested it with my database, i've been busy), the same people reccomend a web page (not this one) and that web page says the sums doesnt work...in short, some people say X method work and some people say it doesnt..... makes me more confused than b4.....This what i've tested and DOESNT work in my 2 years database (it makes you loose lots of money):*- Play using Random Number G... [ More ]

Reply #8

cd_shopper — Sat, 18 Dec 2004 19:55:48 GMT

Last night i was doing some calculations and got some pretty and ugly numbers... Here is Question for all the math guys or people who really like numbers out there:Past Number the machine Got: X Y ZNew Number the machine Got: A B CRelational Operators (RO): < , > , = , <= , >= , <> (6 in total)Boolean Operator (BO): AND, OR (2 in total)Binary Operators (BI): +, -, *, mod (4 in total)How many combinations can be made using the 6 numbers the machine got with NO REPETITIONS + the Rel... [ More ]

Reply #7

cd_shopper — Sat, 18 Dec 2004 19:35:25 GMT

Hi RJOH,You didnt understand me, i will try to explain what i'm doing (to all, this is for pick-3 only):Past Number the Machine got: X Y ZNew Number the Machine got: A B CI query my 2 years drawings database looking how many times the, lets say, relation(x <= A) and (Y= < B) and (Z <= C) applies and how many numbers per drawing i had to play every single drawing. If the past number is for example2 0 3then if you play by the relation above then you can playall numbers startin... [ More ]

Reply #6

RJOh — Fri, 17 Dec 2004 22:21:34 GMT

Quote: Originally posted by cd_shopper on December 17, 2004well there are many many relations... around 300.000, i will post a file that can generate all of them when i finish it. Then i will start with the relations involving: +, -, *, mod , etc... Is that 300 or 300,000? If it is 300,000 ,why would you generate that many lines for a pick3 lottery which has only 1000 possible straight combinations and less than 300 boxed combinations?RJOh

Reply #5

cd_shopper — Fri, 17 Dec 2004 21:58:20 GMT

Hi guys, thanks for the warm welcome! I will definitely continue participating here.To pigskin: Yes, thats what is all about, find the ones less probable and reverse the list...To SandyK: Thanks for the welcome and support, i will incorporate those sums tonigh or tomorrow and see the result.To Todd: Thanks for admitting me in your place, you sure are a great person.To emylig: Hello and thanks for your reply! hope to hear more from you too.Last night i was looking how many relations can you make

Reply #4

emilyg — Fri, 17 Dec 2004 04:13:33 GMT

definitely keep us posted on your system. welcome from ga.

Reply #3

Sandy K — Fri, 17 Dec 2004 03:36:52 GMT

Welcome cd_shopper. Your venture is time consuming. This I know from my experience.This is just a suggestion.......you might want to incorporate due root sums into your filters. Good luck and let us know when it is finished. Curiosity killed the cat...I only hope it doesn't kill me........lol....Hope you enjoy your stay at Lottery Post. Todd is a great webmaster and we have some pretty great people on here as you will find out.

Reply #2

pigskin — Fri, 17 Dec 2004 01:51:37 GMT

If you are saying that your strategy is to eliminate as many combos as you can as non-winners and then reverse your strategy to select the winning combo from those that are left, I think this is the correct strategy and this will give you your best chance to win.

Reply #1

Todd — Fri, 17 Dec 2004 01:15:44 GMT

Welcome, and good luck to you! I think you'll enjoy participating on the forums and predictions board.

Working on a new system

cd_shopper — Thu, 16 Dec 2004 23:01:43 GMT

Greetings to all members and Admins. This is my first post here and my 4th visit to the site.Greetings to Todd, you have a great web site! btw that test for Dementia was pretty hard... really likes the pics too, keep it coming man!I've been working alone, for 4 eternal months, in a system to predict the pick-3 numbers, but this pick-3 is slighty different for others....In my country they have 2 ping-pong-ball machines. A and B. both are used to get one number at 12:00pm and one at 8:00pm, so th... [ More ]