For those geniuses using excel

Reply #7

THEGUY — Tue, 15 Jan 2008 21:02:23 GMT

I just had to brag. Sat. and last night, for those that read my latest post on how I spend only ywo dollars per night gambling, I just astound myself. I used the pk3 system sat, to win the pairs and then last night, because I gambled for thirty years i used the trend method for a boxed win. I'm always going to be the guy in my book. For 8 bucks over the weekend I made 60. Unbelievable

Reply #6

THEGUY — Mon, 07 Jan 2008 17:21:51 GMT

The theory is relatively the same, create a spread of numbers which will make you close. In the pk 3 example we've constructed a manner which was definitive in some aspects, this month so far the results are the reverse of my expectations but I think the method is usable.

As far as the larger, if you will, games, construction is a key along with your ability to form winners, it's a start. We've learned that on average two subcinct even or odd numbers are ,on average, coupled with one of eith... [ More ]

Reply #5

phileight — Mon, 07 Jan 2008 00:52:05 GMT

The Guy

I try to follow your instructions, but it seems you are saying one thing and doing something else. you start with pick 3 then switch to pick 5 . I can't follow what you are trying to do.

I wish you lots of luck and sincerly hope this system works for you. Welcome to this forum and thanks for attempting to share.

p8

Reply #4

THEGUY — Sat, 05 Jan 2008 15:47:35 GMT

NEXT! Using your genius quality prepare two columns one with even numbers one with odd, ....the way that was just discussed?? Then arrange the cells to fit the texture of a 5x7 matrix of your pick five game. For example if you fix line two of your matrix to two even numbers in sequence and three odd numbers in sequence, you've been a $10 or $300 dollar winner, in connecticut almost every draw. Simply, hahaha pick the right even or odd number to place in a1 and b1. Charting the correct odd or... [ More ]

Reply #3

THEGUY — Thu, 03 Jan 2008 23:09:37 GMT

That was interesting but crapped for november. So it's a guarantee of at least one $10 winner per month! mid month

Reply #2

THEGUY — Thu, 03 Jan 2008 19:49:42 GMT

Now that we've learned how to make the numbers we want to play try this one, the big money tip.

In cell a1 place 1 in cell a2 place 18. ready to play cash 5?

(new worksheet) place the same formula in a2 grab the right hand corner, drag down until 1-17 appears. Copy cell a2 to cell b2 then drag down until 18-35 appears. Move the cells into a 5x7 matrix that looks like this:

01 18 02 19 03

04 20 05 21 22

06 23 07 24 08

09 25 10 26 11

12 27 13 28 14

15 29 16 30 31

32 33... [ More ]

Reply #1

THEGUY — Wed, 02 Jan 2008 18:06:14 GMT

To continue, for better veiwing, format the columns to 1.29. Now switch column b and column d. Use the border format to divide the matrix in half.

Notice, obviously, you have a 10 number spread that assures that the grenade is close. By replacing the zeros with the digits from the previous pk3 drawing, the combinations will change.

For the nightly drawings in Conneticut there was a trend that showed that the results were below the combinations in this system and were 50 numbers or les... [ More ]

For those geniuses using excel

THEGUY — Mon, 31 Dec 2007 19:25:48 GMT

Here's one of my sincere tips and for those still in the giving spirit , I'd like you to send me som e of your winnings but first let's get to those lucky people in Connecticut. Are you an Excel expert?

Let's use columns a-f to form a 5x6 matrix. It's done like this:

Format columns a-f to a width of 1.29

place a 0 in a1, c1, e1, in cell a2 use this formula: =IF(a1+1>9,0,a1+1). copy this formula to c2 and e2. c1 and e1 must replace a1 in the formula, for those specific columns

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