Data streams for prediction purposes

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JAP69 — Thu, 13 Dec 2007 00:46:56 GMT

I use combined draws To keep it simple.

My theory is that you find something in a due situation using combined draws that due situation could drop mid or eve.

But I have kept separate data bases at one time. I have previously owned software that came with separate data bases for mid and eve. But I had the option with the software to merge the games into one.

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kkkathleen — Wed, 12 Dec 2007 21:30:15 GMT

Tx has 2 machines for pick 4 they rotate them the 1st of the month.check your pre-test to see which machine they are using. Pick 3 tx has 3 machines . Ck pre-tests to see which machine they are using they mix the machines up on pick 3. On day and nite pick 3 & 4 they use the same machine! Well one machine for pick 3 and a different one for pick 4

Data streams for prediction purposes

bobby623 — Wed, 12 Dec 2007 20:21:06 GMT

I'm in the process of establishing history data bases for the Texas Daily (Pick) 4 games.

Seems I can have 3 data streams - 1 for day draw, 1 for the night draw, or 1 combined day/night draw.

I've searched the LP files and others for advice. Seems other folks have the same question.

Keeping 3 sets of information seems redundant, not to mention the time involved.

To resolve the issue, I've monitored the pick 4 drawings, as shown at the Texas Lottery

Commission website, and have concluded tha... [ More ]