Alphanumeric substitution strategy

Reply #12

jarasan — Sun, 12 Nov 2006 00:20:53 GMT

Bobby623,

Isn't trying to predict the next draw, the objective? We analyze the prior drawings, try to observe trends, patterns, commonalities, associations, recurrences through some form of data analyisis to predict the next draw, or at least get a edge on getting a winning set of numbers on the next draw. Everybody here is essentially trying to improve the odds in their favor, we cannot with any certainty predict jack, but we try anyway, it is a gamble every time. Predicting the future i... [ More ]

Reply #11

bobby623 — Sat, 11 Nov 2006 17:55:30 GMT

Thanks for your comments.

I need to clarify.

Alphanumeric substitution (AS) is NOT a prediction system, per se. It provides multiple data streams whereby any and all lottery games can be broken

into segments for subsequent analysis.

AS is primarily designed to aid players who play a limited number of combinations, as opposed to multiple combinations generated by a wheeling system.

I described the data streams in an earlier post.

An example using the Nov. 10 MegaMillions might mo... [ More ]

Reply #10

jarasan — Sat, 11 Nov 2006 02:50:55 GMT

bobby623, this system is the very similar to many of the others on LP, you are using letters instead of numbers. This system you describe is good up to 39 numbers, once you get into the forties and fifties it is hard to discern a pattern. This system is similar to many on LP where people are trying to describe patterns that recur. I'll substitute numbers for letters for the most common repeating patterns for 100 past draws in a 5/39 games and a 6/39 game and if you compare with any game, the... [ More ]

Reply #9

budward — Fri, 10 Nov 2006 00:12:26 GMT

thanks bobby,

great post! Time to get to work on those graphs now.

Reply #8

lottolaughs — Fri, 10 Nov 2006 00:11:25 GMT

YYYEEESSSSS!! Thanks bobby for posting this! So glad to see you changed your mind and decided to give us lottery junkies a new fix!! Appreciate it.

Reply #7

bobby623 — Thu, 09 Nov 2006 23:55:34 GMT

Thanks for your interest.

As I said in the first post, alphanumeric substitution is for folks who play a limited number of combinations and pick their own numbers.

The gap strategy I offered earlier is the best method for picking multiple numbers for a wheel.

Bobby

Reply #6

stephi — Thu, 09 Nov 2006 23:54:48 GMT

Thank you sir Bobby, whenever i have time (most of it goes to job an unofficial 2nd job), I will sit down do your charts. I agree with Floridian, you have the most detailed information. I appreciate your time and effort and I do thank you and appreciate your posts.

Reply #5

psykomo — Thu, 09 Nov 2006 23:23:01 GMT

bobby623:

PSYKOMO is no computer stat-picker or literate!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

when it cums to picking JACKPOT$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$

(BUT), I try to help the best I can with PICK-5'sssssssssssssssss

as the odds are toughHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH, but not impossible

TO>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>HIT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!: (using skip-hit method)

10/27......hit 4 numbers from a group of 16 captured:

2-3-4-9-10-11-14-15-17-18-19-25-26-31-34-37

#DRAWN: 02-19-21-25-34

CAN you co... [ More ]

Reply #4

bobby623 — Thu, 09 Nov 2006 23:02:54 GMT

Alpha-triples.

Simiarly to alpha-pairs, lottery drawings can be broken down into triples.

For example, in an alphabetical sequence AABCD, triples would be:

P1P2P3 - AAB

P2P3P4 - ABC

P3P4P5 - BCD

etc for Es and Fs.

Using graph paper, log the triples as they occur in the lottery you are tracking.

Number each repeat triples as they occur in the 3 main columns.

When you are done, you will have a current listing that provide some clues as to which triples

might be DUE.

Yo... [ More ]

Reply #3

bobby623 — Thu, 09 Nov 2006 22:01:04 GMT

Glad my last post on alpha-pairs is in good form!

Having a current list of the alpha-pairs is a valuable aid in building combinations for play.

Of course, the next question is how do you decide what numbers to plug into the alphabetical

sequences.

If we knew that for sure, we'd all be rich!

The best we can do is look at past results and look for trends.

All commercial programs have pages listing the individual numbers, inventories, etc.

All list the number pairs, believe they c... [ More ]

Reply #2

bobby623 — Thu, 09 Nov 2006 21:09:56 GMT

Sorry my initial post on alphanumeric substitution was in poor form.

If you have questions on how to get started, please don't hesitate to ask for

guidance.

Assuming you have a list of the alphabetical sequences for at least 50 drawings, you

need to now construct what I call 'alpha-pairs' in positions P1P2, P2P3, P3P4, P4P5 and P5P6, if

you are tracking a pick 6 lottery.

Get a fresh sheet of graph paper. Label it Alpha-Pairs.

Turn the sheet sideways and evenly space Column headi... [ More ]

Reply #1

bobby623 — Thu, 09 Nov 2006 20:33:02 GMT

I thinks it obvious that I'm not computer literate!!

Tough reading, but the main facts are there.

Will try to do better with next post on alpha-pairs.

Thanks for your interest

Bobby

Alphanumeric substitution strategy

bobby623 — Thu, 09 Nov 2006 20:24:43 GMT

Alphanumeric substitution workup. While wheeling is popular, there are players who play a limited number of combinations, using quick picks from a random number generator, predictions from a commercial lottery system or personal choice. We all know that while QPs can and do provide winners, a ticket with 5 sets you buy atThe corner store doesn't necessarily mean that, in a pick 6 game, that 30 different numbers will be in play. To get 30 numbers, a player has to choose from a hot list or other... [ More ]