Occurrence History and Dstributions

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JKING — Mon, 05 Dec 2005 04:33:11 GMT

A good example is the last two picks from California Fantasy 5.You can see that 2 numbers repeated. So if you were looking at the Dec 3 picks and trying to determine your picks for Dec 4....using the Game 1 Summary and example posted above you would have had one to two repeats from Dec. 3 and 3 to 4 numbers that were not picked from Dec 3. Sun, Dec 4, 2005 17-22-23-36-37Sat, Dec 3, 2005 22-23-27-31-33Bottom line it worked, it works.

Reply #2

JKING — Mon, 05 Dec 2005 01:25:47 GMT

Hi, Using the game 1 info, for the next game, I filter to make sure at least 3 number are not repated from the previous draw and a maximum of 2 numbers are repeats. If you think the 14% error is acceptable in the number 4 position, then you would have 4 numbers that were not picked in the previous draw and 1 number repeating from the previuous draw. The one game means one game back from the next numbers you are picking. So, the pevious draw is 1 game. The one game criteria is easily identified... [ More ]

Reply #1

RJOh — Sun, 04 Dec 2005 23:58:26 GMT

How do you use that information to come up with your picks for the next game? Or what would be your picks for the next game using that information

Occurrence History and Dstributions

JKING — Sun, 04 Dec 2005 16:12:08 GMT

Hi, Ocurrence distributions are a reliable and valuable tool for me. The summarries below are from 200 games for Fantasy 5. I'll go over the 1 game stats and leave the rest for you.The top horizontal row represents each lotto ball picked (1-5)The vertical columns represent how many times an occurrence value appeared. Note they have been sorted lowest to highest.So, for 1 GAME you can see:0-occurences happened 200 times or 100% of the time for postion 10-occurences happened 200 times or 100% of... [ More ]