Oldest Draw-All States

Reply #11

Fibonacci — Fri, 12 Mar 2010 20:44:33 GMT

March 11 update

March 8 (1 hit) 313 CT (E)

March 9 (5 hits) 230 CA(M) 231 NC(E) 396 IL(M) 630 AR(E) 956 AZ(E)

March 10 (9 hits! with 43 singles) 230 NC(E) 313 NC(M) 519 OH(M) 578 DE(E) 659 TRiSt(M)

781 TN(M) 926 GA(E) 981 NJ(M)

March 11 (3 hits) 230 OH(E) 313 NM(E) 883 NY(E

Reply #10

Fibonacci — Fri, 12 Mar 2010 12:40:16 GMT

Read this carefully. and look at the two numbers mentioned.

NM (E) 313

OH (E) 230

Reply #9

Fibonacci — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 20:34:15 GMT

If you play all numbers in all states you play approx 62 numbers in 62 states --ie morn and eve.

Cost $961 ==4.28 draws to break even. 5 hits or more will make you a profit.

Play only the singles numbers (43) and increase yr profit further. Cost =$666.5 ie 2.97 draws.

Yesterday Mar 10 had 8 straight hits! if you opnly played the 43 singles in all states. 8--2.97=5.03 ie more than $1100 profit!!!!

on a $666.5 investment

note: This is for hypothetical online play (if that is av... [ More ]

Reply #8

joker17 — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 20:26:22 GMT

If my assumption is correct in the quote above, then maybe I should wait until there's only a few states left that haven't hit and just play those couple of states. Then the cost wouldn't be so monumental. Maybe wait till just one state is left. This is only if every state will eventually hit.

Then start the whole process of oldest draw all over agin and get new numbers to play, but wait till there is only one state and bet the farm....lol

Reply #7

joker17 — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 20:22:23 GMT

So each time you bet, the amount of cost would go down because you'd be only playing the reamining states, not the ones that won already. So in 3 days you won 15 times in 15 states which will not be included in the next round. Am I correct in this

Reply #6

joker17 — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 20:18:59 GMT

Ooops...my math was off.

You'd be about even or about 300 in the hole.

Reply #5

Fibonacci — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 20:14:40 GMT

Still trying to filter--sums, roots etc...But I am interested in those that start repeating early. Look at that 313 and 230. Repeat in just 3 days. They are sure to come up again within another 3 days. Also since they are more less fair in distribution I will play the full set in states that have not had a hit yet.

Reply #4

joker17 — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 20:05:37 GMT

Very interesting. I find it kind of eerie how a number that's oldest drawn in one state shows up in another (straight). I did the math and the payoff was about double. My rough estimate was around 2300 bucks spent, and 5500 bucks returned. Nice profit of about 3200 bucks.

Once a set has won, do you still include it in the next round of bets? Or do you play all 63 sets everytime

Reply #3

Fibonacci — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 16:11:40 GMT

Here are the numbers sorted. Hits (straight) to date (mar 8 to 9) are in highlighted.

002 015 100 114 118 118 135 139 144 172

179 205 206 207 214 218 230 231 235 260

302 313 321 396 413 427 447 455 505 519

578 589 593 630 641 659 672 677 684 715

731 733 736 748 756 781 812 849 859 881

883 926 926 929 929 952 956 963 966 981

993

Reply #2

Fibonacci — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 16:03:09 GMT

Here are the results for the days since. Watch how the hits are distributed. Notice that a brave person playing all the numbers all states would more than break even on Mar 9. My tentatove hypothesis is that it appears to kick in big after 2 days. Note: Disregard the doubles (no straight hits so far but ....and the profit is whoa...) Remeber we are only aiming for straight hits. Do the boxed workouts and you'll see that even with box it is still profitable. amazing.

March 8 (1 hit) 313 CT (E... [ More ]

Reply #1

Fibonacci — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 15:51:43 GMT

Here is the list with each state. Longest out draws from March 7 backwards. First column is the state. Next column is the oldest draw . Last column is the number of draws ago that number hit.

State Oldest Draw Skip

AR (E) 118 83

AR (M) 427 71

AZ (E) 881 3397

CA (E) 321 3893

CA (M) 172 2385

CT (E) 731 3918

CT (M) 952 3008

DC (E) 966 2336

DC (M) 684 2330

DE (E) 135 3777

DE (M) 396 1997

FL (E) 231 3836

FL (M) 100 657

GA (E) 672 5398

GA (M) 144 3514

Oldest Draw-All States

Fibonacci — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 15:49:34 GMT

(LotPro users step up. This can be done in LotSoft)

It is painstaking (unless someone can think of a way to automate it--hint for Ricky)

1. Find the oldest draw for each state--ie the longest out draw not numbers that have never hit.

2. You noew have 62 or 63 numbers--I don't have PR so I have 62 states.

3. Make sure you generate all for the same date. The list I produce below was generated for March 7 (ie it included draws for March 7 and went backward to find the draw that was out... [ More ]