The RINGS OF PI SYSTEM - download program

Reply #343

Kola — Thu, 18 Dec 2014 05:18:05 GMT

Thanks lakerben

Reply #342

lakerben — Wed, 17 Dec 2014 13:33:06 GMT

Mid to eve works also.

Reply #341

Kola — Fri, 05 Dec 2014 11:51:34 GMT

.Hello kgn786,

You used the 2 midday numbers of 004 and 280 to find the next midday. The next California midday number was 509, and according to the system you had a box hit of 095.

Your question is that you want to know how to narrow down your picks in the list to the best set of numbers so that you might've, for example, included 095 as opposed to omitting it?

I have been asked this question by quite a few people, and I know my answers have been unsatisfactory. My latest response... [ More ]

Reply #340

kgn786 — Thu, 04 Dec 2014 22:22:58 GMT

Hi kOLA

Looks like this a is a great post , i 've recently started playing pick 3 games in CALIFORNIA

i am wondering how find out the playing number from your excel PI system

any help will will be greatly appreciated , i entered last 2 draws mid-day and evening

and this is what came out in the excel.. so how do i pick my next playing number for mid day or evening.. please help

Thanks in advance

Enter last draw: 004 Tier 1

Enter next to last draw: 280 Tier 1 Convert... [ More ]

Reply #339

Kola — Fri, 28 Nov 2014 18:16:45 GMT

Sounds good - thanks lakerben! Hope the The Number Chase has been treating you well...

Reply #338

lakerben — Fri, 28 Nov 2014 04:48:40 GMT

Something I found that's very interesting and it shows some hits straight.

Take your last draw for example:

345

10. 10. 10

3. 4. 5

7. 6. 5

Now use the 765 in the first input and 999 as your second input.

Go back ten draws or less and backtest.

Reply #337

Kola — Sat, 22 Nov 2014 13:46:14 GMT

Glad to hear it - thanks lotteryfanatic! Hope you've been well...

Reply #336

lotteryfanatic — Fri, 21 Nov 2014 22:05:11 GMT

Works great Kola!!! Thanks

Reply #335

Kola — Thu, 20 Nov 2014 10:12:49 GMT

For the few who are interested, I don't usually manipulate numbers arbitrarily, so it follows that you be given a quick and simplistic explanation as to why I find that in the special case of using midday and evening draws together, I have to subtract the last draw from 999.

As many on the LP may know, conceptually speaking, 999 (digitally) represents the totality of the Pick 3. This 999 Pick 3 totality moves in concert with the day and night cycle of the earth. Numbers resonate with this cy... [ More ]

Reply #334

Kola — Thu, 20 Nov 2014 08:00:02 GMT

This last update to the Rings of Pi has not yet been added to the program built by Texas MadMan. He logs onto the LP quite infrequently, so while I hope he'll be able to add it to the program, it may take a little while in coming. This means that at least for now, these simple changes will have to be done by hand.

To Recap:

The Rings of Pi is is conceptually composed of 1000 sequential points moving in a circular pattern, and so it follows that the Macro-circumference or Macro-Ring of the... [ More ]

Reply #333

Kola — Thu, 20 Nov 2014 04:57:11 GMT

Reply #332

Kola — Mon, 20 Oct 2014 17:43:47 GMT

Lets recap: The original Rings , just gave you the results from using the original 10 constants. The constants of course are, 000,111,222,333,444,555,666,777,888,999. They'll give him 10 numbers, but in this fashion, 10 is not strong enough.

In the current Rings , I also used the mirrors of the constants(ex:005,055,116,166 and etcetera in all positions), because in my opinion it helps account for the sinusoidal motion of how the lottery moves . This of course gives you 40 numbers.

What I w... [ More ]

Reply #331

Kola — Mon, 20 Oct 2014 17:19:06 GMT

Thanks for your input lakerben. Yes, using 999 as your input does work. As a matter of fact, even if you just use the system as is, and hold a set of number for 5 draws, you will definitely get hits. My goal though, ever since beginning to play the lottery 8 years ago, has always been to hit every draw with a small pool of numbers. I know that many people will say that this is impossible. Though I respect their opinion and experience, I disagree. That being said, the Rings of Pi System wasn't bu... [ More ]

Reply #330

Kola — Mon, 20 Oct 2014 16:59:31 GMT

There is. I just have to find time to properly test it. Thanks

Reply #329

lakerben — Sat, 20 Sep 2014 16:05:55 GMT

I got an email from a guy who wanted to know if there is a condensed version of this. Fewer picks.

I told him I would ask.

Reply #328

lakerben — Wed, 10 Sep 2014 18:58:33 GMT

Try using 999 in the second input.

Reply #327

lakerben — Mon, 18 Aug 2014 21:34:29 GMT

kANSAS P3 LAST DRAW 666

I USED THE TOTAL 333 IN ONE INOUT .

AND, 10 10 10 444 IN THE OTHER INPUT.

CALCULATION

Sum 444

Div by 2 222

X / PI 70.665

+000 70.7

+005 75.7

+050 120.7

+500 570.7

+555 625.7

+550 620.7

+505 575.7

+055 125.7

+111 181.7

+116 186.7

+161 231.7

+611 681.7

+666 736.7

+661 731.7

+616 686.7

+166 236.7

+222 292.7

+227 297.7

+272 342.7

+722 792.7

+7... [ More ]

Reply #326

lakerben — Sat, 16 Aug 2014 19:14:47 GMT

Try using 999 as the second input. Keep for 5 draws. Backtest and you will be surprised.

Reply #325

lakerben — Fri, 15 Aug 2014 17:36:59 GMT

Any updates

Reply #324

lakerben — Thu, 07 Aug 2014 17:26:43 GMT

any updates

Reply #323

Kola — Thu, 31 Jul 2014 03:50:58 GMT

That's great news Tami!

To round up a number is not a must , and one can play how they wish, but when making specific picks, I'd play them both ways, rounded up as well non-rounded up.

Good luck

Reply #322

Tami333 — Thu, 31 Jul 2014 02:19:32 GMT

Caught one off the old list, 651 came in today (Michigan). Although I forgot to round up, I was still playing that one. Only had it 1x, but I'll take it

Reply #321

Kola — Wed, 30 Jul 2014 18:07:26 GMT

Thanks sgrho74, good luck to you!

May your numbers be true this day...

Reply #320

sgrho74 — Wed, 30 Jul 2014 15:07:47 GMT

Thanks Kola! Interesting system.

Reply #319

helpmewin — Wed, 30 Jul 2014 08:58:31 GMT

Wow i wish i would have seen your list we got your 550/055

i see more to come Good Job Tami333

Reply #318

Kola — Mon, 28 Jul 2014 01:26:38 GMT

The way you feel your brain wants you to use it is great.

Reply #317

Kola — Sun, 27 Jul 2014 22:03:19 GMT

The future fix will also apply to the Pick 4 as well. In the meantime, here again is Texas MadMan's program:

Rings of Pi program / Pick 4

Reply #316

Kola — Sun, 27 Jul 2014 21:12:50 GMT

That's neat! Thanks for chiming in Tami...

By the way, to the few who still follow this thread, I apologize for stringing it along, but I will try to buckle down and post the fix I have in mind for the Rings of Pi. The Fix is for using the midday and evening draws together as the last draw and second to last draw( or vice versa). The fix will better harmonize the midday and evening draws to get more accurate results. If one is just using the last 2 midday draws to find the next midday or the... [ More ]

Reply #315

Tami333 — Sun, 27 Jul 2014 17:36:05 GMT

Speaking of PI ................Michigan's Mid-Day for 7/27 was 314

Reply #314

Tami333 — Sat, 26 Jul 2014 19:43:43 GMT

For fun, let's do a test. I entered 7/26 Mid-day (082) sand 7/25 Eve (872)

Enter last draw: 082 Tier 1

Enter next to last draw: 872 Tier 3

These are the numbers Ring of PI show. We shall see what shows up Evening of 7/26/2014 or 7/27/2014 Mid-day;

045 050 095 100 156 161 206 211 267 272

317 322 378 383 428 433 489 494

539 544 545 550 595 600 656 661

706 711 767 772 817 822 878 883

928 933 989 994

I highlighted the sets I like. Now I just need an Angel... [ More ]

Reply #313

Tami333 — Sat, 26 Jul 2014 18:54:03 GMT

Thanks for asking. Well, I can tell you it is still working. The only problem is I'm already spending $40 to try and hit my numbers which also include several from the list each time I print out the new set. Maybe if I take the $40 one day and play all 40 numbers the Ring of PI gives, I might just get ahead.

I'm using both ways Mid-day to Mid-Day and the last two draws, Mid to eve, Eve to mid . I feel like my brain just wants me to pick the numbers I like and it ignores all the others.... [ More ]

Reply #312

jimmy4164 — Mon, 14 Jul 2014 23:09:27 GMT

Well Tami333, it's been nearly 2 weeks since the PI system looked very promising to you.

How has it performed since your last post

Reply #311

Kola — Fri, 04 Jul 2014 18:58:03 GMT

You're very welcome Tami333!

May your numbers be true this day,

K

Reply #310

Tami333 — Fri, 04 Jul 2014 17:49:45 GMT

I just stumbled across this today and downloaded the program. That is an amazing system!

Did a test on Michigan's recent Mid-day with 612, 439. The next Mid-day was 921 straight (on the list).

Then I did Wed (439) and Th (921), Unbelievable, there is today's Mid-day 353 !! Another straight!!!

Wish I found this sooner.

Thank you Kola and Texas Madman

Reply #309

Kola — Sat, 14 Jun 2014 01:21:04 GMT

I don't know why you're getting the error message. I'll PM Texas Madman and let him know. It seems he doesn't come on the LP much, so it may be a while before he answers. If and when he does, I'll get back to you.

Reply #308

retxx — Sat, 14 Jun 2014 00:58:58 GMT

kola it says error when loading preview try again. now what

Reply #307

Kola — Fri, 13 Jun 2014 23:30:50 GMT

http://www.box.com/s/94fec31815195792c10c

Reply #306

retxx — Fri, 13 Jun 2014 17:38:19 GMT

tried to download but could not. can you post the link to try again? thanks

Reply #305

Kola — Fri, 13 Jun 2014 03:44:56 GMT

Reply #304

Kola — Wed, 14 May 2014 13:38:29 GMT

Reply #303

lakerben — Mon, 14 Apr 2014 16:39:12 GMT

Great idea

Reply #302

Kola — Mon, 14 Apr 2014 15:35:48 GMT

Just bumping before thread locks, and hope to post updates later this week.

May your numbers be true this day...

Kola

Reply #301

Kola — Sun, 16 Mar 2014 18:26:41 GMT

Great

Reply #300

lotsofwins — Sun, 16 Mar 2014 18:23:52 GMT

Hey kola, its working now..I didn't realize there was a drop down menu at first..thanks

Reply #299

Kola — Sun, 16 Mar 2014 17:55:09 GMT

Hi lotsofwins, when I tried to download the program, there was no problem...What are you using to download

Reply #298

Kola — Sun, 16 Mar 2014 17:23:42 GMT

Hi, I didn't know that its status had changed. I'll ask Texas Madman about it.

Thanks for the memo,

Kola

Reply #297

Kola — Sun, 16 Mar 2014 17:08:25 GMT

Lol.You're funny! And kind...Thanks for bumping. I'm a little preoccupied right now, but I'll post updates soon.

May your numbers be true this day,

Kola

Reply #296

lotsofwins — Sun, 16 Mar 2014 16:53:48 GMT

Hey, this may have been already answered..I didn't go back through the thread..I tried to download the program and it says it is protected. I tried to unprotect it, but I need a password..does anyone know the password..thanks

Reply #295

lakerben — Sun, 16 Mar 2014 16:47:05 GMT

Its still working great

Reply #294

lakerben — Wed, 19 Feb 2014 05:05:22 GMT

Great news

Reply #293

Kola — Wed, 19 Feb 2014 04:55:36 GMT

Bumping thread before it closes...Hope to add a couple of nuances in the next 7 days....

May your numbers be true this day,

Kola

Reply #292

good karma — Mon, 20 Jan 2014 04:13:34 GMT

Dear Big Daddy,

Thank you for your answer.. If you could give a pick 3 example that would be helpful.

Thank You

Good Karma

Reply #291

needinghelp — Mon, 20 Jan 2014 04:04:15 GMT

Bigdaddy can you plug in a example for pick 3 using pi is x/n + yyy=results. Thanks...

Reply #290

bigdaddy — Mon, 20 Jan 2014 03:47:00 GMT

Seperate draws into there own draws mid for mid,eve for eve..pi is x/n + yyy=results...the most common yyy integer is 666 but alot of numbers work just as good or better

Reply #289

bigdaddy — Mon, 20 Jan 2014 03:43:17 GMT

Anything written by kola is a great starting point.i do my thing alittle different than Kola..don't mix lottery math with pi ...pi is a real math equation

Reply #288

good karma — Mon, 20 Jan 2014 00:07:49 GMT

Dear Big Daddy,

I am a newbie when it comes to PI systems. What would be your best advise on what to read and what system would be a good place to start on PI systems.

I would like some good advice from someone like yourself who is successful. I know that it is up to me to figure it out and put it all together, but a little help pointing me in the right direction would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you

Good Karma

Reply #287

bigdaddy — Sat, 18 Jan 2014 02:45:06 GMT

Pi is the HOLY GRAIL of lottery systems..it work's on pick 3,pick 4 and pick 5/quinto without modification other than farther back in history for bigger games..

Reply #286

flossdog — Wed, 15 Jan 2014 13:38:00 GMT

How often in a weeks time? And no I haven't used this and traditionally I don't play pic 3. I was just curious to real time results.

Reply #285

lakerben — Tue, 14 Jan 2014 15:31:48 GMT

Yes, have you

Reply #284

flossdog — Mon, 13 Jan 2014 23:22:25 GMT

have you gotten any wins personally with this that you actually wagered

Reply #283

lakerben — Mon, 13 Jan 2014 20:51:07 GMT

nm p3

+000 42.9

+005 47.9

+050 92.9

+500 542.9

+555 597.9

+550 592.9

+505 547.9

+055 97.9

+111 153.9

+116 158.9

+161 203.9

+611 653.9

+666 708.9

+661 703.9

+616 658.9

+166 208.9

+222 264.9

+227 269.9

+272 314.9

+722 764.9

+777 819.9

+772 814.9

+727 769.9

+277 319.9

+333 375.9

+338 380.9

+383 425.9

+833 875.9

+888 930.9

+883 925.9

+838 880.9

Reply #282

emilyg — Fri, 20 Dec 2013 16:38:39 GMT

bringing forward

Reply #281

lakerben — Mon, 25 Nov 2013 17:30:14 GMT

FL p3

+000 94.2

+005 99.2

+050 144.2

+500 594.2

+555 649.2

+550 644.2

+505 599.2

+055 149.2

+111 205.2

+116 210.2

+161 255.2

+611 705.2

+666 760.2

+661 755.2

+616 710.2

+166 260.2

+222 316.2

+227 321.2

+272 366.2

+722 816.2

+777 871.2

+772 866.2

+727 821.2

+277 371.2

+333 427.2

+338 432.2

+383 477.2

+833 927.2

+888 982.2

+883 977.2

+838 932.2

Reply #280

Kola — Tue, 12 Nov 2013 13:24:07 GMT

Hello dx123,

I do have some specific refinements in mind. I just need to find the time and figure out how to carefully integrate a bit of it into the system. If I can do it, yes, it will also serve as pointer to the specific of block of numbers to play.

Its good to know you're still in the game too. I've been betting that you would be one of those to reach the Holy Grail . Even though you've had to slow down for the interim, my bet is still live . Be well, my friend.

May your numbe... [ More ]

Reply #279

dx123 — Thu, 31 Oct 2013 06:10:19 GMT

Hi Kola glad you are hanging around, not playing as much as I used to, simply because work has reared its head over the last few years and lotteries have taken a back seat for the near furture. Playing the local Keno occasionally and keeping my program data up to date, just in case I get the urge to do more. Continually addressing any missing thoughts to use as number generators - ideas will never leave me.

Your Rings of PI seems to be a big hit here on the LP great to see have you made any a... [ More ]

Reply #278

Merlin123 — Tue, 29 Oct 2013 14:32:24 GMT

Thanks

Kola,DX123

The Merlin will cross the Savannah River into Ga today..

Wish me luck....

Reply #277

Kola — Tue, 29 Oct 2013 12:06:46 GMT

Hello my friend and fellow mage, :-)

Hope you've been well, and I trust that your lotterogical adventures have been tome-worthy.

May your numbers be true this day,

Kola

Reply #276

dx123 — Sat, 26 Oct 2013 22:59:14 GMT

Yes Kola....very good name indeed! LOL

yt

dx123

Reply #275

Kola — Sat, 26 Oct 2013 13:36:10 GMT

Thanks Merlin123, I appreciate that. Yes, it can routinely produce future hits if one holds on to a set, though the system was designed to give you results for the immediate next draw.

May your numbers be true this day,

Kola

PS: Love your name

Reply #274

Merlin123 — Wed, 23 Oct 2013 14:34:41 GMT

836-855bb oct 11-13 hits

CALCULATION

Sum 1691

Div by 2 845.5

X / 3PI 89.71034

+000 89.71034

+005 94.71034

+050 139.7103 140

+500 589.7103

+555 644.7103

+550 639.7103

+505 594.7103

+055 144.7103

+111 200.7103

+116 205.7103

+161 250.7103

+611 700.7103

+666 755.7103 10 17 straight eve

+661 750.7103

+616 705.7103

+166 255.7103

+222 311.7103 10 19 box mid

+227 316.7103

+272 361.7103

Reply #273

lakerben — Wed, 16 Oct 2013 19:24:05 GMT

NM p3

+000 30.3

+005 35.3

+050 80.3

+500 530.3

+555 585.3

+550 580.3

+505 535.3

+055 85.3

+111 141.3

+116 146.3

+161 191.3

+611 641.3

+666 696.3

+661 691.3

+616 646.3

+166 196.3

+222 252.3

+227 257.3

+272 302.3

+722 752.3

+777 807.3

+772 802.3

+727 757.3

+277 307.3

+333 363.3

+338 368.3

+383 413.3

+833 863.3

+888 918.3

+883 913.3

+838 868.3

Reply #272

lakerben — Mon, 30 Sep 2013 18:00:23 GMT

NM p3

+000 50.9

+005 55.9

+050 100.9

+500 550.9

+555 605.9

+550 600.9

+505 555.9

+055 105.9

+111 161.9

+116 166.9

+161 211.9

+611 661.9

+666 716.9

+661 711.9

+616 666.9

+166 216.9

+222 272.9

+227 277.9

+272 322.9

+722 772.9

+777 827.9

+772 822.9

+727 777.9

+277 327.9

+333 383.9

+338 388.9

+383 433.9

+833 883.9

+888 938.9

+883 933.9

+838 888.9

Reply #271

Kola — Fri, 27 Sep 2013 14:04:15 GMT

Hello Mary,

Welcome to the Lotterypost. I'm sorry, but as of now, I don't have any super-concrete suggestions to offer you in using it with the Irish Lottery. I will think on it, and share if anything pops up. In the meantime, I have a couple of small suggestions that I strongly suggest you consider if haven't already done so...:

1. In your Lottery Lab, its important that you work with the Jackpot Lottery numbers in the order in which they were drawn, and disregard the ascending order post... [ More ]

Reply #270

tilda1 — Fri, 27 Sep 2013 02:26:26 GMT

Reading your amazing work from the UK on Pi.

We dont have pick 3 or pick 4 here,but I have been trying to adapt your system in numerous ways for our 6 from 45 for the Irish lottery.

Do you have any suggestions which would be gratefully appreciated.

Thanks again

Mary

Reply #269

lakerben — Wed, 11 Sep 2013 19:22:36 GMT

NM P3

Sum 993

Div by 2 496.5

X / 3PI 52.680

+000 52.7

+005 57.7

+050 102.7

+500 552.7

+555 607.7

+550 602.7

+505 557.7

+055 107.7

+111 163.7

+116 168.7

+161 213.7

+611 663.7

+666 718.7

+661 713.7

+616 668.7

+166 218.7

+222 274.7

+227 279.7

+272 324.7

+722 774.7

+777 829.7

+772 824.7

+727 779.7

+277 329.7

+333 385.7

+338 390.7

+383 435.7

+833 88... [ More ]

Reply #268

lakerben — Sat, 07 Sep 2013 17:59:46 GMT

FL p4

CALCULATION

Sum 3391

Div by 2 1695.5

X / 3PI 179.898 +5 +50 +55 +500 +505 +550 +555 +5000 +5005 +5050 +5055 +5500 +5505 +5550

+0000 179.9 184.9 229.9 234.9 679.9 684.9 729.9 734.9 5179.9 5184.9 5229.9 5234.9 5679.9 5684.9 5729.9

+1111 1290.9 1295.9 1340.9 1345.9 1790.9 1795.9 1840.9 1845.9 6290.9 6295.9 6340.9 6345.9 6790.9 6795.9 6840.9

+2222 2401.9 2406.9 2451.9 2456.9 2901.9 2906.9 2951.9 2956.9 7401.9 7406.9 7451.9 7456.9 7901.9 7906.9 7951.9

+333... [ More ]

Reply #267

lakerben — Mon, 12 Aug 2013 21:19:08 GMT

NM p3

CALCULATION

Sum 218

Div by 2 109

X / PI 34.696

+000 34.7

+005 39.7

+050 84.7

+500 534.7

+555 589.7

+550 584.7

+505 539.7

+055 89.7

+111 145.7

+116 150.7

+161 195.7

+611 645.7

+666 700.7

+661 695.7

+616 650.7

+166 200.7

+222 256.7

+227 261.7

+272 306.7

+722 756.7

+777 811.7

+772 806.7

+727 761.7

+277 311.7

+333 367.7

+338 372.7

+383 417.7

Reply #266

lakerben — Tue, 06 Aug 2013 17:23:38 GMT

I entered last night's NM p3 782 in the Idesire$ program and got these results.

Enter Lead Combo: 782

Feather #1: 560

Feather #2: 904

I then entered the 560 and 904 in the kola program:

+000 90.0

+005 95.0

+050 140.0

+500 590.0

+555 645.0

+550 640.0

+505 595.0

+055 145.0

+111 201.0

+116 206.0

+161 251.0

+611 701.0

+666 756.0

+661 751.0

+616 706.0

+166 256.0

+222 312.0

+227 317.0

Reply #265

lakerben — Tue, 06 Aug 2013 17:14:23 GMT

NM p3

+000 82.9

+005 87.9

+050 132.9

+500 582.9

+555 637.9

+550 632.9

+505 587.9

+055 137.9

+111 193.9

+116 198.9

+161 243.9

+611 693.9

+666 748.9

+661 743.9

+616 698.9

+166 248.9

+222 304.9

+227 309.9

+272 354.9

+722 804.9

+777 859.9

+772 854.9

+727 809.9

+277 359.9

+333 415.9

+338 420.9

+383 465.9

+833 915.9

+888 970.9

+883 965.9

+838 920.9

Reply #264

lakerben — Fri, 02 Aug 2013 22:13:39 GMT

NM p3

+000 59.3

+005 64.3

+050 109.3

+500 559.3

+555 614.3

+550 609.3

+505 564.3

+055 114.3

+111 170.3

+116 175.3

+161 220.3

+611 670.3

+666 725.3

+661 720.3

+616 675.3

+166 225.3

+222 281.3

+227 286.3

+272 331.3

+722 781.3

+777 836.3

+772 831.3

+727 786.3

+277 336.3

+333 392.3

+338 397.3

+383 442.3

+833 892.3

+888 947.3

+883 942.3

+838 897.3

Reply #263

lakerben — Tue, 30 Jul 2013 19:17:42 GMT

NM p3

+000 79.6

+005 84.6

+050 129.6

+500 579.6

+555 634.6

+550 629.6

+505 584.6

+055 134.6

+111 190.6

+116 195.6

+161 240.6

+611 690.6

+666 745.6

+661 740.6

+616 695.6

+166 245.6

+222 301.6

+227 306.6

+272 351.6

+722 801.6

+777 856.6

+772 851.6

+727 806.6

+277 356.6

+333 412.6

+338 417.6

+383 462.6

+833 912.6

+888 967.6

+883 962.6

+838 917.6

Reply #262

lakerben — Tue, 09 Jul 2013 21:12:20 GMT

NM p3

+000 94.4

+005 99.4

+050 144.4

+500 594.4

+555 649.4

+550 644.4

+505 599.4

+055 149.4

+111 205.4

+116 210.4

+161 255.4

+611 705.4

+666 760.4

+661 755.4

+616 710.4

+166 260.4

+222 316.4

+227 321.4

+272 366.4

+722 816.4

+777 871.4

+772 866.4

+727 821.4

+277 371.4

+333 427.4

+338 432.4

+383 477.4

+833 927.4

+888 982.4

+883 977.4

+838 932.4

Reply #261

lakerben — Mon, 08 Jul 2013 19:45:25 GMT

NM P3

+000 80.6

+005 85.6

+050 130.6

+500 580.6

+555 635.6

+550 630.6

+505 585.6

+055 135.6

+111 191.6

+116 196.6

+161 241.6

+611 691.6

+666 746.6

+661 741.6

+616 696.6

+166 246.6

+222 302.6

+227 307.6

+272 352.6

+722 802.6

+777 857.6

+772 852.6

+727 807.6

+277 357.6

+333 413.6

+338 418.6

+383 463.6

+833 913.6

+888 968.6

+883 963.6

+838 918.6

Reply #260

lakerben — Thu, 04 Jul 2013 16:48:45 GMT

NM p3

+000 83.4

+005 88.4

+050 133.4

+500 583.4

+555 638.4

+550 633.4

+505 588.4

+055 138.4

+111 194.4

+116 199.4

+161 244.4

+611 694.4

+666 749.4

+661 744.4

+616 699.4

+166 249.4

+222 305.4

+227 310.4

+272 355.4

+722 805.4

+777 860.4

+772 855.4

+727 810.4

+277 360.4

+333 416.4

+338 421.4

+383 466.4

+833 916.4

+888 971.4

+883 966.4

+838 921.4

Reply #259

Kola — Tue, 02 Jul 2013 17:02:26 GMT

Hello Mike,

Click on the following link to learn more about how the system works: https://www.lotterypost.com/thread/241675

You will then have to experiment to figure out which block of numbers you want to play.

May your numbers be true this day,

Kola

Reply #258

Kola — Tue, 02 Jul 2013 16:50:27 GMT

June 26:

570.7 = 571 Box

Reply #257

mlynch — Sun, 30 Jun 2013 00:44:06 GMT

Hi there I came across this Rings of PI system for Pick 3.. It seems interesteing. I am not sure how to use it and how to pick your numbers.. I did download the Excel Program.. I live in Illinois..

Thanks

Mike

Reply #256

lakerben — Wed, 26 Jun 2013 21:04:44 GMT

NM p3

+000 76.7

+005 81.7

+050 126.7

+500 576.7

+555 631.7

+550 626.7

+505 581.7

+055 131.7

+111 187.7

+116 192.7

+161 237.7

+611 687.7

+666 742.7

+661 737.7

+616 692.7

+166 242.7

+222 298.7

+227 303.7

+272 348.7

+722 798.7

+777 853.7

+772 848.7

+727 803.7

+277 353.7

+333 409.7

+338 414.7

+383 459.7

+833 909.7

+888 964.7

+883 959.7

+838 914.7

Reply #255

lakerben — Mon, 24 Jun 2013 19:07:17 GMT

TX p3

+000 93.2

+005 98.2

+050 143.2

+500 593.2

+555 648.2

+550 643.2

+505 598.2

+055 148.2

+111 204.2

+116 209.2

+161 254.2

+611 704.2

+666 759.2

+661 754.2

+616 709.2

+166 259.2

+222 315.2

+227 320.2

+272 365.2

+722 815.2

+777 870.2

+772 865.2

+727 820.2

+277 370.2

+333 426.2

+338 431.2

+383 476.2

+833 926.2

+888 981.2

+883 976.2

+838 931.2

Reply #254

lakerben — Thu, 20 Jun 2013 00:31:55 GMT

NM p3

+000 58.3

+005 63.3

+050 108.3

+500 558.3

+555 613.3

+550 608.3

+505 563.3

+055 113.3

+111 169.3

+116 174.3

+161 219.3

+611 669.3

+666 724.3

+661 719.3

+616 674.3

+166 224.3

+222 280.3

+227 285.3

+272 330.3

+722 780.3

+777 835.3

+772 830.3

+727 785.3

+277 335.3

+333 391.3

+338 396.3

+383 441.3

+833 891.3

+888 946.3

+883 941.3

+838 896.3

Reply #253

lakerben — Wed, 12 Jun 2013 20:05:51 GMT

nm p3

+000 89.0

+005 94.0

+050 139.0

+500 589.0

+555 644.0

+550 639.0

+505 594.0

+055 144.0

+111 200.0

+116 205.0

+161 250.0

+611 700.0

+666 755.0

+661 750.0

+616 705.0

+166 255.0

+222 311.0

+227 316.0

+272 361.0

+722 811.0

+777 866.0

+772 861.0

+727 816.0

+277 366.0

+333 422.0

+338 427.0

+383 472.0

+833 922.0

+888 977.0

+883 972.0

+838 927.0

Reply #252

Kola — Tue, 04 Jun 2013 06:33:28 GMT

You're welcome. Thanks for the questions...

The 4-digit number output in the Pick 3 results easily coverts to a 3-digit number. When you see a 4-digit number, subtract it by 999 or just add the first digit to the last digit before the decimal.

Using your example of 1061.9:

1061.9

- 999

------------------

= 062.9

or adding the first digit to the last before the decimal,

061.9

+ 1

--------------------

= 062.9

Reply #251

skydog1964 — Tue, 04 Jun 2013 02:03:33 GMT

Ok gotcha, but what about in the case of a 4 number output in the pick 3 results. eg. +999 = 1061.9 ?

btw: seen a box hit in the midday pick 3 today.

last draw =094

next to last = 634

Todays draw = 056

So if I'm doing it right

+444 = 506.9

Thanks again,

SkyDog

Reply #250

Kola — Mon, 03 Jun 2013 04:57:40 GMT

Great! Hope you find it useful.

K

Reply #249

Kola — Mon, 03 Jun 2013 04:50:19 GMT

Hello skydog1964,

Thanks for your nice comments.

The number to the immediate right of the decimal in the results list can only be used to round up or round down the decimal.

So for example:

As we know, 769.8 rounded up would be 770. So one can play 769 or 770. Good luck to you.

May your numbers be true this day,

K

Reply #248

Kola — Mon, 03 Jun 2013 04:35:57 GMT

Thanks for your input.

May your numbers be true this day,

Kola

Reply #247

skydog1964 — Mon, 03 Jun 2013 03:39:08 GMT

I just found the pick 4 version.

Reply #246

skydog1964 — Mon, 03 Jun 2013 03:24:17 GMT

Hi Kola,

I'm new here to lottery post, and have seen a wealth of information already including this very interesting system. Thank you and Texas Madman for your work, and sharing it with others. I live in illinois, so I will run it on our pick 3 and my3 games and see how it does. Had a couple of questions hopefully you can answer for me.

First is, are the numbers shown to the right of the decimal place used for something on the results list? Second is, can this be used for pick 4 too? If s... [ More ]

Reply #245

lakerben — Mon, 03 Jun 2013 02:48:15 GMT

FL P3

+000 68.8

+005 73.8

+050 118.8

+500 568.8

+555 623.8

+550 618.8

+505 573.8

+055 123.8

+111 179.8

+116 184.8

+161 229.8

+611 679.8

+666 734.8

+661 729.8

+616 684.8

+166 234.8

+222 290.8

+227 295.8

+272 340.8

+722 790.8

+777 845.8

+772 840.8

+727 795.8

+277 345.8

+333 401.8

+338 406.8

+383 451.8

+833 901.8

+888 956.8

+883 951.8

+838 906.8

Reply #244

Naiveplayer — Sun, 02 Jun 2013 19:58:53 GMT

I've noticed a few box hits with this system, but not consistent. I tested it for VA. Give it a whirl-wind if you'd like.