The GELE Filter - P3

Reply #15

retxx — Wed, 03 Mar 2010 02:04:08 GMT

still waiting for help for the gele chart i put in. someone please with a clear explanation.thanks

Reply #14

retxx — Tue, 02 Mar 2010 01:16:42 GMT

can you walk me thru my example and step by step how to come up with plays. Thanks

Reply #13

retxx — Mon, 01 Mar 2010 15:58:02 GMT

DIGITS ( = GE) Index Average

1ST = 2ND A GE B 0.63 1.59

2ND = 1ST B GE A 0.90 2.22

1ST = 3RD A GE C 0.64 1.56

3RD = 1ST C GE A 0.49 2.04

2ND = 3RD B GE C 0.98 2.04

3RD = 2ND C GE B 0.61 1.64

PAIRS ( = GE) Index Average

FRONT = BACK AB GE BC 0.59 1.69

BACK = FRONT BC GE AB 0.82 2.44

SIDE = BACK AC GE BC 0.63 1.59

BACK = SIDE BC GE AC 0.90 2.22

FRONT = SIDE AB GE AC 0.98 2.04

SIDE = FRONT AC GE AB 0.61 1.64

here are Mass #'s. what would you pla... [ More ]

Reply #12

winsumloosesum — Sun, 28 Feb 2010 16:11:58 GMT

*************GELE Digit Stats***********

A GE B - 59

B GE A - 53

A GE C - 57

C GE A - 47

B GE C - 60

C GE B - 50

*************GELE Pair Stats***********

AB GE BC - 56

BC GE AC - 53

AC GE BC - 59

BC GE AC - 53

AB GE AC - 60

AC GE AB - 50

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In the Digit Stats above you see B GE (Greater Than or Equal) to C - 60 . This means that the second position B has been greater than the 3rd position C 60 times in the last 100

Reply #11

winsumloosesum — Sun, 28 Feb 2010 16:03:02 GMT

What Jayemmar I beleive is looking for is high GELE (Greater Than Equal To or Less Than Equal T0) values based on X amount of past draws. For example, read the 1st post. If the GELE value for example for for Front Pairs is high for Great Than (GE) then look for a reversal of a lesser Pair. Jayemmar was just showing the next few drawings after he ran the GELE program to show you how digits or pairs reversed because of the high GELE value. Jayemmar can explain better than my explanation.

Reply #10

retxx — Sun, 28 Feb 2010 15:53:49 GMT

can you explain how you came up with those #'s from the 2nd to the 6th to play. Where would they be on which chart on doubles.? thanks

Reply #9

winsumloosesum — Sat, 27 Feb 2010 16:54:25 GMT

Updated Draws Excel files for GELE download link:

http://www.box.net/shared/ndhsen22i2

Draws updated through Friday Feb 26 2010

Reply #8

winsumloosesum — Fri, 26 Feb 2010 15:03:43 GMT

1. Both the P3StateDraws.xls and the Doubles.xls Excel files should be in the same folder

2. Open the P3StateDraws.xls file 1st

3. When the P3StateDraws.xls file opens go to the top of the Main Menu and choose File Open. Then open the second Excel file Doubles.xls in your Pick 3 GELE Folder (or whatever folder you named it)

4. You should now have both Excel files opened. You need both open for this to work

5. Next, in the Doubles.xls Excel file go to the States Tab and select your st... [ More ]

Reply #7

retxx — Fri, 26 Feb 2010 14:10:26 GMT

when I opened doubles folder and clivk on f-48/49 i get runtime error 9 subscript out of range. what now

Reply #6

winsumloosesum — Fri, 26 Feb 2010 13:28:41 GMT

Updated state drawings Excel files.

Create a new folder on your desktop and name it Draw Updates (without quotes)

1. Download link to Pick 3 Pick 4 Excel files zip file.

http://www.box.net/shared/rlpo4q0f0s

2. Download the Zip (StateDraw Excel Files) to your Draw Updates folder on your Desktop

3. Open up the Draw Updates folder on your desktop

4. Unzip the contents of the Zip file (P3StateDraws.xls P4StateDraws.xls) into the Draw Updates folder.

5. You should have 2 folders

Reply #5

winsumloosesum — Fri, 26 Feb 2010 00:17:56 GMT

This is the download link to GE LE Pick 4 Excel files. Follow the same instructions as the Pick 3.

Create a new folder. Name it whatever you wish (example: Pick 4 GE LE)

Download the zip file from this link:

http://www.box.net/shared/g7x8mlq1c0

Unzip the 2 Excel files from the zip file into your newly named folder (Pick 4 GE LE)

Open the P4Draws.xls Excel file first and then open the GELE.xls Excel file 2nd.

In the GELE Excel file, go to the Tab labeled Toolbars and you will se... [ More ]

Reply #4

jayemmar — Thu, 25 Feb 2010 15:56:49 GMT

Hi winsumloosesum:

I'm going to leave this one for you, since everyone likes to work with EXCEL. Let's tackle the P4 with the GELE filter. Each P4 can be represented by ABCD, where A,B, C and D are between 0 and 9. So we need stats for:

A GE B, B GE C, C GE D etc. Also we need a set of stats for the pairs, AB, BC, AC, AD, BD, CD. In addition, we can add stats for the four triples, ABC, ABD, BCD, ACD(ABC GE BCD, etc.).

This filter looks like it can be very valuable in the P3 and P4.... [ More ]

Reply #3

winsumloosesum — Thu, 25 Feb 2010 12:27:22 GMT

Update GELE Excel files download link:

http://www.box.net/shared/pj0v7o1pf7

Reply #2

winsumloosesum — Thu, 25 Feb 2010 04:26:25 GMT

Here is the Excel program for GELE.

Create a new folder and unzip the 2 Excel files into your newly named folder.

There is 1 Excel file with all the Pick 3 draws and the 2nd called Doubles that has the GE-LE Tab (3rd one form the left)

You need to have both Excel files opened for this to work. This is with Excel 2002 by the way.

If you click the 1st Tab (Doubles.xls) you will see all the Tab labeled Toolbars that contains all the states (midday, evening, and combined

Reply #1

retxx — Thu, 25 Feb 2010 03:24:41 GMT

tried to download,got an error. can you help? hope someone writes this to excel. would be great.

The GELE Filter - P3

jayemmar — Wed, 24 Feb 2010 18:04:19 GMT

Hi Everyone:

Here's another filter for your toolbox. It's called the GELE filter, (GE = greater than or equal to, LE = less than or equal to).

Here's how it works: Let the digits of an arbitrary draw be A, B and C. We get a set of stats over a set of N past draws. The stats tell us how many times A GE B, B GE A , etc. In addition, we get a set of GELE stats for the pairs, AB, AC, and BC, i.e, how many time AB GE BC, BC GE AC, etc. Over the long haul the numbers in the GELE comparisons shou... [ More ]