seperating the draws?

Reply #10

Bryan — Fri, 29 Dec 2006 18:58:54 GMT

If you didn't call that one right on time....LOL

Draw Date State Game Results

Fri, Dec 29, 2006IllinoisMidday 39-8-2

Thu, Dec 28, 2006IllinoisDaily 32-8-9

Now how many would have caught it with combined drawings?

Later,

Bryan

Reply #9

four4me — Fri, 29 Dec 2006 15:43:32 GMT

If your state uses ball drawings i would combine them. So many times there is a two digit return from one draw to the next. Where in if you separate them you can miss the two digit return. Observations of how your drawings come out on a regular basis are more important.

I doubt they change balls from one draw to the next during the day. Moreover i think they shuffle the machines around. possibly switching the pick 4 machine with the pick three and so on.

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Reply #8

Rick G — Fri, 29 Dec 2006 15:35:11 GMT

This is a good point. It happens in IL all the time. Usually if a number repeats it's in the other draw.

Reply #7

Bryan — Fri, 29 Dec 2006 15:29:30 GMT

LB,

At the same time, I've have had several people ask me, How did you know a certain combo was going to repeat? I tell them it is not a repeat. Midday's had it 3 days ago, but it was due in the evening game as well. People who combine them together think of it as a repeat when in fact it isn't a repeat at all. And there are not that many people (that I have heard of) that play full combo repeats and they miss potential winners.

Reply #6

lotterybraker — Fri, 29 Dec 2006 15:17:35 GMT

I look at it this way..cost wise itis cheaper to seperate the draws..time wise it isbetter to combine the draws..now ask the question ..How many times have you or anyone else been looking for a certain number to show during midday and it pops out in the evening or vicce versa..the next draw is just that.. The Next Draw

Reply #5

Rick G — Fri, 29 Dec 2006 15:15:41 GMT

I agree. I've had more success keeping them separate. You'll notice with a 30 draw history the draws can show very different biases.

Also, I consider the midday draw just a curveball thrown in by the lottery as an afterthought just to create confusion in the players mind, which is why we have this topic come up so often. But it's always a good topic for discussion and it's interesting to see how others handle it and why.

Reply #4

Bryan — Fri, 29 Dec 2006 14:49:17 GMT

I have tried many systems both ways and I always do better when I separate them. Not to mention the fact it is cheaper to play that way (as WIN D said) because you can concentration on one game alone, if you wish. I very rarely look at the midday game when I am playing.

Then you have a state like PA where one of drawings is computer drawn and the other is ball drawn. That would be mixing apples and oranges anyway...

Best of Luck with whatever method you choose,

Bryan

Reply #3

WIN D — Fri, 29 Dec 2006 14:29:18 GMT

It's cheaper to play separate. You don't have to play both games....if your looking to trap a particular number. Both ways work.

It just depends on your wallet ....and the way you think about playing the game. I have to reload and refit after each draw...so I like to have a little more time to think between draws.

I have always liked keeping my cost down by keeping games apart. Less to keep up with too...... but if someone sees a really tall stack of combined opportunity.... sure... [ More ]

Reply #2

JAP69 — Fri, 29 Dec 2006 14:28:25 GMT

I do both ways now.

Combining draws you will find stats that are hit skipped that are probable both mid and eve.

So when you do combined you will have a stat hit say mid-day which will kick out the probability that may be due in the eve draw.

When tracking separately you will have stats that are hit skipped for that draw.

Reply #1

Todd — Fri, 29 Dec 2006 14:14:31 GMT

In addition to any answers you may get here, I suggest you click Search in the Forums menu, because there has been a lot of discussion on this topic in the past.

seperating the draws?

KyFord — Fri, 29 Dec 2006 14:13:00 GMT

Do you guys consider midday draws and evening draws to be 2 different draws that are not related to eachother