pick5master thoughts !!

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retxx — Thu, 09 Nov 2006 18:42:41 GMT

sir metro;I would like a copy of your excel sheet for megamillions. Is it up to date? thanks. My e-mail is salesmn419@aol.com

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jarasan — Thu, 09 Nov 2006 06:10:08 GMT

Thanks for the input. Groups of three, (for 5/39) gives patterns that are 13 digits long for eg. 1000101100100 for 5 digit draw. Possible patterns if only one hit in any 3 group is from 0000000011111 to 1111100000000, approx. 16,000 combos. possible, why bother, just use single numbers. Sirmetro, this is a methodolgy, look at any game, 5 of 39, 6 of 39, whatever, as long as it is less than forty numbers, you will see repetitive patterns where the numbers fall into regularly. I don't care... [ More ]

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SirMetro — Thu, 09 Nov 2006 03:11:03 GMT

Just a thought...but instead of 4 groups of 10. How about 13 groups of 3?

This allows you to clearly establish the groups in more detail. Also, 2 groups of 3 generates 6 possible combinations whereas 2 groups of 10 would generate hundreds of combinations. Here are 2 possible variations you could consider

Group A

01-02-03

04-05-06

07-08-09

10-11-12

13-14-15

16-17-18

19-20-21

22-23-24

25-26-27

28-29-30

31-32-33

34-35-36

37-38-39

Group B

01-14-27

02-15-28

03-16-29

04-17

Reply #3

SirMetro — Thu, 09 Nov 2006 02:57:33 GMT

Your post is a bit funny. Almost a glass half-full or half-empty scenerio. Either way, the objective is relatively the same.

Perhaps allow me to offer up this train of thought. First, please understand, I do not know the history of your State's game, so this will require a bit of research on your behalf. If you use Excel, I have a multitude of spreadsheets I could share that allows me to research Ga's Fantasy 5 to a point I can tell you darn near anything you want to know about it. Although,... [ More ]

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jarasan — Thu, 09 Nov 2006 02:04:25 GMT

pick5master,

Welcome back. I looked at the other thread with the methodolgy you use. It is very similar to mine, I call them decades 1-9, 10-19, 20-29, 30-39, looking at drawings going back 100-150 draws, one will see clearly repeating decade patterns, some a lot more than others by factors of 3 to 8 starting with a repeat of 2 as a base. Two particular patterns look like this 1121, 1211, respectively, 3-14-20-22-35 and 7-11-19-23-31 would represent these patterns. I, unlike yourself, tak... [ More ]

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floridian — Thu, 09 Nov 2006 01:20:32 GMT

Sounds to me like you are on the right track. The research is what really throws me.

I am never sure how many draws to look at to see a trend. Obviously, if you have set your numbers up in 4 groups that is a good thing. Maybe you could start by going back 100 draws and seeing what groups hit the most. Then narrow down the groups to specific numbers. Or maybe as you have stated what numbers do not fall. I guess its all the way you look at it but I still think you are on the right track.

pick5master thoughts !!

pick5master — Thu, 09 Nov 2006 01:00:50 GMT

any thoughts out there on this? instead of trying to pick the right # we try to elimate # to leave us with the right #? example, in the state of maryland which i study my research shows never play the bonus # from the previous drawing. divide my states 39 # into 4 groups (1-10 ,11-20 , 21-30 . 31-39 ) i usually find that 4 of the 5 winning # are located within just 3 groups. using a system to know what group to not play elimates another 10 #. we now have gotten rid of 11 # or almost 29 % of the... [ More ]