Positional Playing

Reply #6

tianca — Sun, 30 Aug 2009 19:55:10 GMT

hi Shawn67............try to find out from your lottery result page three most draw numbers.....go to search past result put them in straight and it shows u

how often they come and u can find out most pairs............third number u have to gues......this is just little tip.....good luck

Reply #5

Shawn67 — Sun, 30 Aug 2009 03:43:25 GMT

Thanks for the information Bob. It seems this would be quite a bit simpler with software. I use a few different packages, I

ve just got to figure out which one(s) will do the job most effeciently.

Reply #4

BobP — Sun, 30 Aug 2009 03:27:24 GMT

Looking at the 210 boxed numbers by position. The first is the digit, the second is the skip to where the digit first appears on the column I posted above and the third is the count of how many times in total the digit appears in each of the three possible positions. So in the first position the 1 skips 54 lines to first appear on line 55 and we see the 0 has occupied the first position for the first 54 numbers. This is ported from excel, apologies if it doesn't survive the trip.

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Reply #3

JAP69 — Sat, 29 Aug 2009 15:25:09 GMT

I have used my software for positional data . I have number search feature in my software where I can punch in from 1 to 3 number to find the data for the numbers in that position. I merely took my software and enter the drawn number for a position 3 times to fill in the blocks for the 3 game.

this is for my positional tracking ascending order to find numbers ascending order but the same principle applies for eact order. The data is not up to date as I am behind on draw data entry.

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Reply #2

mybolade — Sat, 29 Aug 2009 12:50:30 GMT

Shawn67,

I do positions by longest out and last hit. I make two 3x3 squares and enter the longest out single digit in each position of the square. For example in the three digit, MI. Day before yesterday, the Michigan 3 digit was 126 in that order. Below is my positional chart for the three digit that day.

Notice the 1 in the first position, 2 in the second position and 6 in the third position. I knew the 26 was due, so I played three number 326, 126, and 626. Now this would be the longest... [ More ]

Reply #1

BobP — Sat, 29 Aug 2009 08:33:40 GMT

I think it's a good question, just needs to be fleshed out a little more as straight each digit is expected to appear the same number of times in each position. 10x10x10=1000 this might be different based on draws over time in each state.

Now boxed, that's another story.

If you have the Maybell Quik Wheeler, wheel all the numbers boxed and you find there are 54 zeros in the first position out of 210 numbers, that's going to be right about one time in 4 compared to zero in the second... [ More ]

Positional Playing

Shawn67 — Sat, 29 Aug 2009 07:58:54 GMT

Just a quick question.....Can anyone here share some basic techniques or systems to determine, for example, the best 3 digits to play in each position in the Pick-3. I realize this is a pretty broad question, so please keep the sarcasm to a minimum if possible. Thanks