Probability of subtracting the Midday from the Evening & winning?

Reply #4

babyneeds$ — Mon, 18 Jun 2007 22:54:44 GMT

Four4me,

Thanks for the feedback. I've been playing a series of 25 8s for the last 2 wks. Maybe, it'll hit this evening. I thank you for your generosity and knowledge.

Whatever Baby wants...Baby gets

Reply #3

four4me — Mon, 18 Jun 2007 20:58:16 GMT

Like stack said no body knows what the next draw will be but there are ways to make some selections.

below is Georgia's last draws. once in a while 2 digits will carry over to the next draw like the 1-9 did today.

i like to write down these digits and do some back tracking

1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8-9-0 ----- 1-4-6-9 came out so i get rid of them now we have 3-7 from the draw before that what do we have left ---- 2-5-8-0 assuming the 1-9 won't come out in the next draw. I would play 5426 4086 2805... [ More ]

Reply #2

babyneeds$ — Mon, 18 Jun 2007 20:01:33 GMT

Well, this doesn't look promising, but we can watch the show. Thanks for the feedback.

Whatever Baby wants...Baby gets

Reply #1

Stack47 — Mon, 18 Jun 2007 19:44:44 GMT

There are 10,000 Pick-4 straight combinations and if it's a random draw, any one of them could be drawn so the odds of 5849 following 9317 are exactly the same as 9317 repeating; 9999 to 1.

I've always thought finding a mathematical relationship between consecutive draws is a neat and economical way to play the Pick-3 and Pick-4 if you have the patients. Even if you have to wait 4000 draws playing Pick-4 straight you can still show a profit but if you find something that happens about every 1... [ More ]

Probability of subtracting the Midday from the Evening & winning?

babyneeds$ — Mon, 18 Jun 2007 13:02:45 GMT

What's the probability of subtracting the Midday from the Evening, or vice versa, and getting a hit?

3468 was the Mid. in Ga 9317 was the Eve. Is it likely or probable that 5849 could come? If so, what are the odds? Has anyone ever followed a v-trac or any other system regarding the possibilities?

Just curious as to the thoughts of all the great minds here at LP.

Whatever Baby wants...Baby gets