how to play pick 3,4 and 5 games

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Tlot1234 — Sun, 26 Apr 2009 22:05:07 GMT

thanks to all for the warm welcome.

I need to look into Lucky's system. The tool I have developed is giving me a lot of results to chew on so I need to learn all I can about the collective experiences of those who have been playing the game.

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Todd — Fri, 24 Apr 2009 12:57:59 GMT

Thank you

Reply #8

Pogo — Fri, 24 Apr 2009 06:47:49 GMT

Welcome to the LotteryPost! I think the different view points have already been touched here, so I'd just like to add that the Luck's system is nice - especially on a budget... Welcome, and hope to see you around... Pogo

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ace649 — Fri, 24 Apr 2009 05:02:16 GMT

Welcome to the LP Tlot1234.

We all are here for some kind help for sure other than the PROS. I have always asked for help here and got whtever I needed .

But Todd I dont consider you as a sales manager or a salesy guy which you have mentioned in the past.I personally think that you are doing a wonderful job here buy suggesting them the system which would considerably do better, and that is backed by most of the members here in LP.

I am seriously thinking of upgrading to a premuim memebe... [ More ]

Reply #6

Tlot1234 — Wed, 15 Apr 2009 00:08:40 GMT

My system is more about looking at number patterns and considering probabilities by looking at the numbers that hit the most for each digit in the 5/36 drawing. I have a program that will parse comma delimited files and place the results in tables I have created. Each table provides a unique view of the large collection of draw histories I have on this game. The comma delimited files are downloaded from the Indiana lottery website.

I do not want to get fooled by the results since I am startin... [ More ]

Reply #5

LottoVantage — Tue, 14 Apr 2009 19:32:16 GMT

My reply is only directed to pic-5 games. If you have two pic-5 drawings per day, and the same machines and ball sets are being utilized, then in my opinion it is advantagious to consider all drawings when tracking the results. The same can be said for lotteries that are computerized. As long as the equipment being used remains the same, all of the above remains relevent. The more material you have to work with, the better chance you have in discovering winning solutions in your study.

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time*treat — Tue, 14 Apr 2009 12:58:12 GMT

When playing games such as pick3, 4 or 5 where there are two drawingsin a given day(midday and evening), which is a better strategy foranalyzing the numbers - keep as separate games or evaluate together inthe order the drawings happen.

The answer to this will depend on how your system evaluates the numbers. You already know tracking both drawings will require twice the work.

Backtest your method against both strategies.

If the results are worse when the drawings are combined, you'll kn... [ More ]

Reply #3

Todd — Tue, 14 Apr 2009 12:43:01 GMT

Sorry to hear about your state using computers for their drawings. Not a nice thought.

Don't give up though! There are so many reasons why computerized drawings are bad, but it doesn't mean you can't stay on the plus side of things by playing smart.

If you're looking for some numbers to play, it may be worth it to try a month of Platinum membership to get access to the Lucky's Daily Tracker system. It has a nice, smaller set of numbers that are designed to play directly. The system tracks... [ More ]

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Tlot1234 — Mon, 13 Apr 2009 22:50:41 GMT

Thanks Todd,

Actually, I have been studying the numbers for sometime considering both points of view while not sure if it matters for a computerized drawing.

I have looking at the report cards of each state unfortunately my state is at the bottom.

Without going into a lot of detail. I have created some tools that may be showing me patterns in the random numbers (which I believe are more psuedo-random than truely random).

I was wondering if splitting the drawings would skew my result... [ More ]

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Todd — Mon, 13 Apr 2009 20:53:30 GMT

Welcome to Lottery Post.

There are people who look at that issue both ways -- as separate games and as a single game. It really depends on your point of view, the way your system(s) work, and the type of lottery drawings your particular state conducts. (Do they use the same equipment for both midday and evening

how to play pick 3,4 and 5 games

Tlot1234 — Mon, 13 Apr 2009 19:32:10 GMT

I am new to posting on lotterypost forums and trying my hand at a new thread I hope has not already been posted. Anyway, I looked but did not find.

I my question is this. When playing games such as pick3, 4 or 5 where there are two drawings in a given day(midday and evening), which is a better strategy for analyzing the numbers - keep as separate games or evaluate together in the order the drawings happen. The later would require putting the middays and evening in order and alternating.

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