1,000 straight [are they biased]

Reply #10

JAP69 — Thu, 25 Oct 2007 21:30:35 GMT

I checked the 6 and 8 together in the box combinations and the percentage variation is only slight compared to straight combinations.

Yes it looks like box reports and straight reports go hand in hand when you are using key digits.

High/Low:

HHH3027.3%556 566 567 568 569 666 667 668 669 677 678 679 688 689 699 558 568 578 588 589 668 678 688 689 778 788 789 888 889 899

HHL5045.5%056 066 067 068 069 156 166 167 168 169 256 266 267 268 269 356 366 367 368 369 456 466 467 468

Reply #9

JAP69 — Thu, 25 Oct 2007 20:38:56 GMT

My guess is that the 25% low end floats around thru the 1,000 straight chart .

So if we are looking at the 100 straights that have our key number by position we need to decide what or how many filters to use.

Like the low end on the 6 and 8 position 2 would be these.

EOO5025.0%161 361 561 761 961 163 363 563 763 963 165 365 565 765 965 167 367 567 767 967 169 369 569 769 969 181 381 581 781 981 183 383 583 783 983 185 385 585 785 985 187 387 587 787 987 189 389 589 789 989

Reply #8

JAP69 — Thu, 25 Oct 2007 20:22:39 GMT

You can take the 6 and 8 exact order position two and the bias will be the same.

060 160 260 360 460___560 660 760 860 960

061 161 261 361 461___561 661 761 861 961

062 162 262 362 462___562 662 762 862 962

063 163 263 363 463___563 663 763 863 963

064 164 264 364 464___564 664 764 864 964

065 165 265 365 465___565 665 765 865 965

066 166 266 366 466___566 666 766 866 966

067 167 267 367 467___567 667 767 867 967

068 168 268 368 468___568 668 768 868 968

069 169 269 369 469

Reply #7

JAP69 — Thu, 25 Oct 2007 20:16:14 GMT

You can just take one lottery number by position having all 100 straights and their will be a bias there also.

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Reply #6

JAP69 — Thu, 25 Oct 2007 19:56:44 GMT

What I did was take the straight numbers in their groups like high evens [6 8] position 1 and run them in the inspector 3 to find the bias. Looking at the full sheet on the inspector three breakdown will give an indication of why the bias is created. You can run any of the four sets in any position 1 2 or 3 and the output would probably be the same.

I ran the 6 and 8 in position one like you see it here.

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Reply #5

Raven62 — Thu, 25 Oct 2007 16:50:17 GMT

I have to wonder if some of the bias you're seeing is due to using box reports to evaluate straight drawings.

Reply #4

Blackapple — Thu, 25 Oct 2007 13:43:17 GMT

Basically best chances

13____low odds =E00

024___low evens =0EE

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579___high odds =E00

68____high evens =0EE

Reply #3

JAP69 — Thu, 25 Oct 2007 11:47:29 GMT

Heres another interesting filter while figuring your plays for high odds [5 7 9] in position one.

Filtering the 150 E O O

Now with 300 possibles with the high odds in position one can be filtered down using multiple filters.

HHH 36 24.0% 556 756 956 558 758 958 565 765 965 567 767 967 569 769 969 576 776 976 578 778 978 585 785 985 587 787 987 589 789 989 596 796 996 598 798 998

HHL 78 52.0% 505 705 905 507 707 907 509 709 909 516 716 916 518 718 918 525 725 925 527 727 927 529 729... [ More ]

Reply #2

JAP69 — Thu, 25 Oct 2007 03:43:41 GMT

How about the high evens [6 8] in position one.

They are biased to 2 even 1 odd all even.

Just some thoughts on it.

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Reply #1

JAP69 — Thu, 25 Oct 2007 02:21:11 GMT

So If I took the 0 2 4 in position one the bias would be opposite of the 5 7 9 I think.

Just a couple points of interest for you to ponder in working straight position.

This was I s idea not mine.

Game(s): South Carolina Pick 3 Midday and Evening Match Type(s): straight Date range: Past 90 Days (Jul 27, 2007 - present) 52 drawings matched the search criteria specified

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1,000 straight [are they biased]

JAP69 — Thu, 25 Oct 2007 02:06:58 GMT

While keeping track of digits by position I thought the inspected breakdown would be equal on say the high odds [579] in position one.

I seem to pretty much notice that most of the drawn numbers with the 5 7 9 in position 1 were either 1 ev 2 odd or all odd

I guess the breakdown is not equal.

So if the 5 7 9 were due in position one I would bias my plays for 1 ev 2 od or all odds.

Even/Odd:

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