pick 5 question

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jarasan — Sun, 16 Mar 2008 02:24:09 GMT

I look at the last 10-12-14 games and pick twelve, then wheel them abbreviated.

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Stack47 — Sun, 16 Mar 2008 01:35:29 GMT

Before computer programs, people used graph paper to make frequency, sequence, hit and skip, and repeating set charts. Lottery books with wheels appeared as more and more states began lotto and pick-5 games. If you had a computer in the early 1990s, a program with all the about on a floppy disc cost about $5 so there was no reason to use pencil and paper any more.

It was statistical analysis on paper and still is on a computer and the only difference is it took much longer. I've seen new ways... [ More ]

pick 5 question

kjjfish — Sat, 15 Mar 2008 19:58:42 GMT

Greetings all!

With all the talk about software, how do you pick your numbers, etc., I want to inquire about old school methods. With paper and pencil, what are the methods you use to narrow down your picks?

Odd/Even, Groups, etc...

Basically, what are your favorite workarounds to establish what you would choose to wheel, or even play? And, how do obtain your info to use for this?

Thanks!

J