Texas Daily 4- Substitution workout

Reply #132

lottoburg — Fri, 16 Aug 2013 12:07:46 GMT

OMG! I forgot almost that winsumloosesum, our Excel Expert is working for the SLS in Excel now.

Sorry about that , Steve

Reply #131

lottoburg — Fri, 16 Aug 2013 01:31:31 GMT

Bobby,

Good job! Your Class of SLS is almost down now.

From your post above your Waht's next :

GA: AAAB BBBC CCCA

L#: 1156 6682 2231

The AAAB=1156 is closed to the result: D4=1581 (08/13/E)

In fact, your L#s of What's next should be the best proof for your SLS.

I do hope you can keep the job continuously each day for one or two weeks at least.

Also, CARBOB and GreenFox are working for it by using Excel now.

Maybe, your SLS is the good one in all Substituted Systems suc... [ More ]

Reply #130

bobby623 — Thu, 15 Aug 2013 20:45:19 GMT

Double Lottery Digits

How to choose.

As was indicated in an earlier post, a minimum Texas Daily 4 bet should include

3 single combinations based on supstitution GA structure doubles DA, DB and DC,

and 3 combinations with double lottery digits.

A single combination is one that has no repeats - 5986, 0327, etc

A double lottery combination is one where one digit is repeated - 3661, 8890, etc

The ritual for choosing single combinations has already been explained.

Cho... [ More ]

Reply #129

dr san — Thu, 15 Aug 2013 00:38:32 GMT

Bobby623 Hello, you too can join up to 4 vertical sweepstakes ago in 4 positions

In the vertical, so as to study study did not stir and add vertical

In each position, eg

Last 4 draws

1st 2nd 3rd 4th

4 5 8 9

8 5 2 0

4 5 9 1

9 6 3 2

That is how you are doing is horizontally, vertically you can do until the last 4 draws, and join patterns

Reply #128

bobby623 — Wed, 14 Aug 2013 21:26:09 GMT

Here are the worksheets for Texas Daily 4

Substitute Workout, Book C

Page 4 of 4

Graph paper recommended

DISTRIBUTION AND COUNT CHART ...............BOOK C....................

Non-positional G and F strings

The G-Alpha Structures being filled are:

AABC ABBC ABCC

Note: Digit '0' , '0R' is included in Book C. This adds a 4th digit in Active Cell sequence, and

a 4th cell in the G and F matrices.

Line 1.....IT.....GA.....EOL.....L#

Line 2.....23.....7C.....'*'....... [ More ]

Reply #127

bobby623 — Wed, 14 Aug 2013 20:39:25 GMT

Here are the 'how to choose' ritual for Texas Daily 4, Substitute Workout, Book B.

You will recall that the three GA structures being used to choose digits for Single

combinations (no repeat digits) to play are:

Graph paper recommended

AABC ABBC ABCC

Digits for the As were chosen in a previous post.

The digits for the Bs are chosen according to following instructions.

Note: This data was prepared on the 13th.

DISTRIBUTION AND COUNT CHART

..................BOOK B.... [ More ]

Reply #126

lottoburg — Wed, 14 Aug 2013 03:27:50 GMT

The results for 08/13/E of TX-D4:

P3=958;

D4=1581

Reply #125

lottoburg — Wed, 14 Aug 2013 01:29:09 GMT

Hi, Bobby:

When do you announce your L#S for tonight's TX-D4?

The drawing time is coming soon.

Good luck,

lb

Reply #124

lottoburg — Wed, 14 Aug 2013 01:25:15 GMT

OK, You have selected your What's next for 08/13/E of TX-D4:

DA, DB, DC.

The L#S should be TBA (To Be Announced) later.

Good luck

Reply #123

lottoburg — Wed, 14 Aug 2013 01:15:18 GMT

Bobby,

Thanks for your further instructions and nice sharing!!!

They're very clear.

Reply #122

bobby623 — Tue, 13 Aug 2013 21:34:25 GMT

Choosing digits to play.

Page Two

Graph paper is recommended

Date: 0813 Night Drawing

Game: Texas D4

DISTRIBUTION AND COUNT CHART

................BOOK A ....................

Non-positional G and F strings

Line 1 ...............IT.....GA.....EOL.....L#.......

Line 2 ...............53.....1A.....3.........5......

Line 3 ...............15......2A.....2........9......

Line 4 ...............48......3A.....16......1

Explanation:

Line 1

IT = Inventory Tot... [ More ]

Reply #121

bobby623 — Tue, 13 Aug 2013 19:47:19 GMT

Playsheet - Page One of Four

Playing the lottery is expensive.

It's important that a player have a plan, an outline, or set of instructions

to follow.

Graph paper is recommended.

My Page One has the following guides:

Name of the Game: Texas Daily 4

Drawing: 0813 Night.

Plays: 3 singles w/alphabetical structures:

Non-Positional G and F strings.

S#: 2110 1210 1120

GA: AABC ABBC ABCC

L#: (TBA)

Plays: 3 Double Lottery combinations using the Alphabetical... [ More ]

Reply #120

bobby623 — Tue, 13 Aug 2013 16:43:24 GMT

Choosing Structures to Play

OK, folks!

Let's get this show on the road!

Assuming that you (everyone following this thread) have in fact prepared

ALL of the tracking charts (combined drawings), you should pretty well know where your game

has been, and where it might be headed.

Assuming, again that all of your tracking charts and trend strings are complete and

up-to-date, including the last drawing, you should know that winning a pick 4

numbers game is no easy task.

Howe... [ More ]

Reply #119

lottoburg — Tue, 13 Aug 2013 03:03:46 GMT

Who is we??

My friends who are P4 fans too.

Lost more $$$ than I had anticipated.

You have to think about the economical issue when you're paying the bet.

Have you divided the S# data into Non-positional and Positional strings?

Have you generated Matrices and Follower strings using the Active Cell method?

Yes, I'm trying for my NY-P4 following your instructions.

But the key problem to me is how can select only one or two L#s from more than 90 combs

such as DA, DB, or DC... [ More ]

Reply #118

bobby623 — Tue, 13 Aug 2013 02:24:23 GMT

Hi!

Who is we??

FYI Except for the P3 singles, I won't be playing P3/D4 again this week.

Lost more $$$ than I had anticipated.

Question?

Have you divided the S# data into Non-positional and Positional strings?

Have you generated Matrices and Follower strings using the Active Cell method?

These strings are mandatory when choosing digits required by the Alpha structure to be played.

There is a 'ritual' a User must follow in order to make best choices.

I'm going to... [ More ]

Reply #117

lottoburg — Tue, 13 Aug 2013 01:55:48 GMT

Hi, Bobby:

I do suggest you focus on the P3/P4 game first until they have a good result.

Also, the Digit game is very different from the Jackpot game.

We're looking forward to good news form you.

Best regards,

lb

Reply #116

lottoburg — Tue, 13 Aug 2013 01:49:09 GMT

Good Evening!

Thanks for your good link which I can get the information about SLS further!!

Your What's next for 08/12/M of TX-P3/D4:

TX-P3:

Box Str8: 872 702 092 070;

Str8: 731;

Bet: $5.00

TX-D4:

Box Str8: 0956, 0679, 0369, 5596, 7760, 3306;

Bet: $6.00

The results of TX-P3/D4 in 08/12/M:

TX-P3=878; (closed to 872)

TX-D4=8289;

No problem! This is just the secod draw.

Keep going please

Reply #115

bobby623 — Mon, 12 Aug 2013 20:37:30 GMT

Lousy choices, lost money!

Time to redirect my lottery efforts.

I'm going to regenerate the P3 singles using positional data.

Four sets only.

Will be playing Two-Step, Cash 5 and Tx lotto for the remainder of the week.

Good luck

Reply #114

bobby623 — Mon, 12 Aug 2013 15:11:11 GMT

Good morning!

A reply to your last post will require more time than I have because

of other business.

I suggest you could get some insight by reading the postings in this

link.

https://www.lotterypost.com/thread/263311

Greenfox is working on some of his ideas on how the answer to the What's Next

question might be found with an Excel program.

My method is typical paper/pencil - religious updating of pertinent

tracking trends for later evaluation.

Folks here at LP sor... [ More ]

Reply #113

lottoburg — Mon, 12 Aug 2013 03:46:05 GMT

Hi,Bobby:

I greatly admire your persistence!

Being create a successful lotto system is not easy

but you're trying it seriously and carefully now.

I believe you can and win!!

One question:

I have understood why you selected the DA, DB, DC BA which have 360 combs at least

as your play' Sets of 08/10/E for TX-D4.

But could you tell us why did you get 7125 only from DA (90 combs at least) ,

7561 only from DB (90 combs at least), 7851 only from DC(90 combs at least),

51... [ More ]

Reply #112

bobby623 — Sun, 11 Aug 2013 17:06:20 GMT

We all know that 'hindsight' is 20/20!

Could have, would have, should have ....

If only .......

I play Texas Pick 3 on a semi-religious basis.

I have an extensive substitution data base consisting of

multiple tracking charts.

These 'trend strings' have been suggesting that playing

substitution combination structures without repeats would be

good bets. The tracking charts clearly show that no 'single' combination

has showed up for 10 consecutive drawings, which, in my... [ More ]

Reply #111

lottoburg — Sun, 11 Aug 2013 13:05:48 GMT

The results for TX last night:

TX-D4: 08/10/E=2488;

TX-P3: 08/10/E=719; (close to 710)

Bobby, It doesn't matter, continue your play for next draw please! (08/12/M

Reply #110

lottoburg — Sun, 11 Aug 2013 01:15:41 GMT

Hi, Bobby:

Good Job!

Your predictions for TX-D4 tonight:

Box Str8: 7125 (DA); 7561 (DB); 7851 (DC); 5162 (BA).

Bet: $5.00

Your predictions for TX-P3 tonight:

Box Str8: 140; 470; 710; 147; 705.

Bet: $6.00

Let's see what's happen in the night for TX-D4 TX-P3.

I do hope you can win a big tonight!

Best regards,

lb

Reply #109

bobby623 — Sat, 10 Aug 2013 20:47:09 GMT

Hello, Lottoburg

Thanks for showing interest in my substitution workout.

Regarding your challenge.

I rarely play my choices for more than two consecutive drawings.

The lottery is dynamic. My workout trend lines are dynamic. Choices for the 'next drawing' are not always applicable when the

trend lines change.

I live and play in Texas.

I don't track other states. Of course, this could change if someone wants

to compensate me for my time and expertise.

Here is my analysis... [ More ]

Reply #108

lottoburg — Fri, 09 Aug 2013 03:26:08 GMT

Hi, Bobby:

Thanks for your sincere and detail reply!

Could you make some predictions for TX-D4 or any State in NEXT continuous five days (10 draws)

by using your SLS?

Let's see what's happen.

Best regards,

lb

Reply #107

bobby623 — Thu, 08 Aug 2013 16:09:00 GMT

Hello, Lottoburg

I think I made it clear in one of my posts regarding New Substitute Lottery System that I was

NOT going to keep repeating myself.

There may be a few gaps, particularly how to track lottery number doubles, but everything

one needs to create a useful workout has been presented in detail.

I have stressed that winning with a paper and pen workout requires Logic, Experience and

Intuition and other mental attributes.

I'm going to add - IMAGINATION.

Serious play... [ More ]

Reply #106

lottoburg — Wed, 07 Aug 2013 17:33:59 GMT

Hi, Bobby:

How are you doing today?

We're looking forward to your Class now. Continuously please.

Best regards,

lb

Reply #105

lottoburg — Sun, 04 Aug 2013 04:55:16 GMT

The 2nd Step of SLS should be the BASE FOUNDATION.

The goal: The Base Foundation is the source of all information needed to generate tracking charts that show useful Trends and clues that, in turn, can provide answers to the standard question - Whats next?

The procejues:

Create the Base Foundation by using the MCK:(The Date and Drawings come from NY/2013)

Date L# G# GAS Type G#S

07/04/M 6796 4624 BBAB TB 1300

07/03/E 0766 0644 RBBB TB 0301

07/03/M 8671 5463... [ More ]

Reply #104

bobby623 — Sun, 04 Aug 2013 01:04:36 GMT

BOOK D

Book D is created by aligning the GA structures in Col IV into a single

column.

This produces a rather long vertical list containing Active Cells A, B, C and R,

along with a equally long vertial list containing Follower numbers 1, 2, 3 and 4.

The GA list has an associated 4x4 matrix.

The F# list has an associated 4x4 matrix and a PAIR chart with individual followers.

My GA list was created on 1 July 2012 and fills 642 consecutive graph paper cells.

The alphab... [ More ]

Reply #103

bobby623 — Sun, 04 Aug 2013 00:27:08 GMT

Column III

Column III was created when, using a Key, the individual lottery digits were changed to

Substitute digits.

Daily 4 has four digits, therefore, Col III has four columns.

Column III by itself has no practical use.

This workout requires that the Substitute digits be divided into three groups, aka Book A,

Book B and Book C.

Book A

Contents:

Lottery Digits 5, 9, 1

Substitute Digits 1A, 2A, 3A

Active cells - 3

Inventory

3 Tracking strings.

Pro... [ More ]

Reply #102

lottoburg — Sat, 03 Aug 2013 20:58:15 GMT

Bobby,

I'm sorry for my impatience. Can't wait until I get the result which how SLS can

work for next draw by using the real L#s finally. Continue your class please.

Best regards,

lb

Reply #101

bobby623 — Sat, 03 Aug 2013 20:29:59 GMT

Lottoburg

You are assuming there are no means whereby the number of plays can be reduced.

If you have read the initial New Substitute Lottery System posts you should

know that quite a bit of the workout has yet to be presented.

We haven't discussed Col III; the three Books; Book D; the Playbook and other features.

You are jumping to conclusions, and that's your right.

Am I to assume that you don't think Substitution is an economical means of playing the lottery??

If... [ More ]

Reply #100

lottoburg — Sat, 03 Aug 2013 19:58:06 GMT

Sounds good!

Finally, you have choosed DA as the next double for the next drawing of TX-D4

based on your mental attributes, experiences and Brain matter.

Any successful system must work and accept the test for the next possible drawings finally.

OK, Let's re-substitute the DA to L#s which we can play for the true P4 game.

1) If only play Box, we can get AABC, AABR, AARC from DA;

2) We can restore these Active Cells such A, B, C R to L# according to the MCK:

GA L# GA L# GA... [ More ]

Reply #99

bobby623 — Sat, 03 Aug 2013 18:39:33 GMT

Three Cheers for Logic, Experience and Intuition!!!

Winning D4 combination 9265, Sub 2941, GAS ACBA DA 2110

I evaluated all of the available data, made some choices and chose DA as next double.

The correct choice.

Didn't push any buttons.

I simply used my God given mental attributes, aka Brain matter!!

It is worth all the work???

Winning the lottery isn't easy.

There are no simple, easy methods.

No pain, no gain

Reply #98

bobby623 — Sat, 03 Aug 2013 17:28:01 GMT

Col V

In my view, Col V contains probably the most important information available

in a substitution workout.

When I decide to play (spend money), I consult the Col V Trend String for

guidance.

Unfortunately, there are 14 different ID or TYPE Pairs.

Maintaining tracking lines for 14 different Pairs is cumberson task for a paper and pen user.

Besides, some of the Pairs are infrequent arrivals.

However, all data needs to be accounted for.

Vertical Tracking Chart

Reply #97

lottoburg — Sat, 03 Aug 2013 16:55:26 GMT

How many permutations are there for structure ABCR???

For Box: Only one ABCR;

For Straight: 24 combs:

ABCR, ABRC, ACBR, ACRB, ARBC, ARCB;

BACR, BARC, BCAR, BCRA, BRAC, BRCA;

CABR, CARB, CBAR, CBRA, CRAB, CRBA;

RABC, RACB, RBAC, RBCA, RCAB, RCBA.

Reply #96

New York — Sat, 03 Aug 2013 16:13:59 GMT

Finally!!! I'll have to look this over later. This looks like I have an understanding on it.

Reply #95

bobby623 — Sat, 03 Aug 2013 16:02:16 GMT

Active cells and followers

Here are the methods I use to generate Follower strings.

Definitions.

Active cell - a piece of information (L#, S#, a pair, etc) in a Trend String

that has not been marked off via processing

There could be a few as 2 and more than 20. However, the higher the

total the less meaningful the data being tracked becomes.

ABCR are the most popular Active Cells in this substitution workout.

Digits 1,2,3 4 are the most popular Followers.

M... [ More ]

Reply #94

bobby623 — Sat, 03 Aug 2013 15:11:30 GMT

Single GA structures:

The winning combination in Texas D4 last night was 4890. Substitution 7520.

The GAS is CBAR, a single.

I added it to my running list.

I discovered that this structure has come up 4 times since July 1, 2012.

I counted the number of different structures on my list.

There are 22 different ones.

Question is - How many are there???

I'm not a mathematician, but I think the answer is another question - How many permutations are there

for structure ABCR... [ More ]

Reply #93

bobby623 — Sat, 03 Aug 2013 14:05:10 GMT

First of all ...

Maybe, they are typos too.

Not a helpful comment!

I'm not capable of perfection, and neither are you.

I think I mentioned that I have a paper and pen workout.

It requires lot of dedicated effort.

I've learned over a long period that there are some aspects of a lottery game that aren't worth worrying about.

I included examples of all of the Col VI tracking charts that I maintain.

There has never been a 0004 (RRRR) in Texas.

There are a few othe... [ More ]

Reply #92

lottoburg — Sat, 03 Aug 2013 03:44:50 GMT

Hi, Bobby:

I have some questions about your current G#S (Breaking Version):

1) Why do you use the GAS to create the Singles instead of using G#S as others do?

I know the only 1111 can not describe the true single status in lotto game but you would have to

use 16 single GAS combs to show the structure instead of the current 5 combs in above post.

If so, there will be not 35 G#S but 50 to substitute the 10000 L# combs in fact.

Maybe, this is the reason that Excel is not adaptable... [ More ]

Reply #91

bobby623 — Sat, 03 Aug 2013 01:46:39 GMT

OK

I see your point!

Time to give this up for awhile!

This old brain not functioning properly!

Things are going to get complicated.

Need rest before I get into it.

I think it should be clear now that substitution is viable system.

Unlike traditional methods, we don't need any math, draw history, etc.

Choices are based on reasonably current data.

Trends are the guiding factors.

The fact that there has been 1899 drawings, or whatever, means nothing

Perecentag... [ More ]

Reply #90

lottoburg — Sat, 03 Aug 2013 01:10:20 GMT

Look, DA, DB, DC, DR, TA, TB, TC, TR, QA, QB, QC,QR, DD, SG.

I count 14.

Since AABB, AARR AACC, BBCC BBRR, CCRR listed as DD in the Types

(Column V - Type Structure) of BASE FOUNDATION.

Reply #89

bobby623 — Sat, 03 Aug 2013 01:03:22 GMT

Hi

DA, DB, DC, DR, TA, TB, TC, TR, QA, QB, QC,QR,

AABB, AARR AACC, BBCC BBRR, CCRR listed as DD in the foundation.

Plus SG

I count 19.

What are you counting

Reply #88

lottoburg — Sat, 03 Aug 2013 00:48:43 GMT

I use DD only.

You only use DD to name all double-double GAS in your SLS.

In other words, the all 6 double-double GAS: AABB, AACC, AARR, BBCC, BBRR, CCRR

should have the same name: DD in the GAS Types.

If so, there should be 14 GAS Types in P4 (9 for P3) instead 19. Is it correct

Reply #87

bobby623 — Sat, 03 Aug 2013 00:36:38 GMT

As I indicated in an earlier post tracking 35 G#S on a single chart is not very efficient.

While it is important to record all events in some manner, some trend lines

are not that important.

As an alternative, I break the G# structures into smaller pieces,

Here are current charts and last five entries.

Double -A-

2110 - 1**12

2101 - *123*

2011 - 345*1

Double -B-

0211 - 1314151617

1201 - 2****

1210 - *1234

Double -C-

0121 - 678910

1021 - 3*123

Reply #86

bobby623 — Sat, 03 Aug 2013 00:30:17 GMT

I use DD only.

The actual double double is in the tracking chart.

Typos are permissable. LOL

Reply #85

lottoburg — Sat, 03 Aug 2013 00:22:22 GMT

I think it seems easy and fast if creating the GA Inventories and Trend lines

by using Excel.

Reply #84

lottoburg — Sat, 03 Aug 2013 00:00:22 GMT

Bobby,

Your SLS is evolving really now!! The more didcussion the much better!!

Some questions about your ST chart:

1) You have edited your Chart III. It's correct now(10 hits with 10 *)!

However, there should be 6 * but 7 * in the IV. (Sorry for my picky.lol)

2) How can you name the DDs: AABB, AACC, AARR, BBCC, BBRR, CCRR

in your GAS?

Have a good weekend,

lb

Reply #83

bobby623 — Fri, 02 Aug 2013 23:50:17 GMT

Inventories and trend lines.

The previous postings on substitution state that the Master Key is used to break the 10 lottery digits

into 3 groups, aka Book A, Book B, Book C (includes the R)

To ease the logging burden, I've consolidated the Inventories and trend lines

on single graph pages.

You will recall that the key bonds specific lottery digits to specific GA pairings.

Thus, this the skeleton for the the GA Inventory

5 1A (total 270 counted in groups of five... [ More ]

Reply #82

lottoburg — Fri, 02 Aug 2013 23:03:18 GMT

Yes, I think so. It's 1898 draws of FL totally.

Reply #81

bobby623 — Fri, 02 Aug 2013 23:02:47 GMT

As I indicated earlier, lottery workouts evolve.

Here is one tracking chart that I consider mandatory.

I'm not sure if I discussed this in some of the past postings.

However, repeating it here is important.

I call the chart 'Structure Tracking'

It has two sections - one for the Substitute combinations in Col III,

and another for the GAS structures in Col IV

Here is the form skeleton and the last 10 entries for Texas D4, combined drawings

It will be different for other sta... [ More ]

Reply #80

jimjwright — Fri, 02 Aug 2013 22:53:41 GMT

Based on the Avg calculations I would say that CarBob was using 1900 draws to compute those numbers.

Jimmy

Reply #79

lottoburg — Fri, 02 Aug 2013 22:28:59 GMT

Max= Maximum skip in last100 draws

Why the skip is 123 in last 100 draws? If it is behind 100?

Also, still not clear the Avg= avg is hits/d\number of draws?

hits/d means hits/day or hits/draw? or...?

Thanks for your nice and detail instructions

Reply #78

bobby623 — Fri, 02 Aug 2013 22:25:41 GMT

Like just about everything in life, lottery workouts evolve.

Ideas that seem good in the beginning turn out to be a heavy user of energy that could be used elsewhere.

A reminder, I'm talking about substitution trends, NOT lottery digits. Those were used as triggers and have been set

aside for later discussion.

Tracking charts are good examples.

While it might seem to be a good idea to initiate and maintain 35 separate 'trend lines,' experience indicates that keeping

a running c... [ More ]

Reply #77

CARBOB — Fri, 02 Aug 2013 22:19:37 GMT

Max= Maximum skip in last100 draws

Med= Med Skip in last 100 draws

Avg= avg is hits/d\number of draws

Skip= number of draws since drawn

Due = average/ hits

Reply #76

lottoburg — Fri, 02 Aug 2013 22:01:40 GMT

Hi, CarBob:

Great job! You have substituted the 10000 L#s to the 35 G#S for FL fast.

We can find the 5 SUBS (1210,1120,2110,1111,2020) have the higher

hits (790/1898=41.6%) in FL. The information is very important for selecting next

drawing. However, I have some questions about your chart:

What means the MAX, MED, DUE, AVG and SKIP?

Thanks for your smart job and sincere sharing!

Best regards,

lb

Reply #75

lottoburg — Fri, 02 Aug 2013 21:45:34 GMT

Hi, Bobby:

Thanks for your very clear and detail instructions!

I think I have benn in the correct direction now.

Best regards,

lb

Reply #74

CARBOB — Fri, 02 Aug 2013 21:22:01 GMT

Fla Substitutes structures. I see nothing that begs to be played.

SUBS PKG MAX MED HITS DUE AVG SKIP

1210 972 123 18 193 3 9.84 26

1120 972 96 21 188 3 10.11 30

2110 972 93 19 182 1 10.44 10

1111 648 198 19 121 0 15.70 6

2020 486 188 17 106 1 17.92 17

0220 486 197 28 97 0 19.59 0

2200 486 204 34 86 0 22.09 1

1300 324 191 33 67 1 28.36 41

3100 324 156 30 65 2 29.23 68

3010 324 158 34 64 1 29.69 37

2011 324 214 23 62 0 30.65... [ More ]

Reply #73

bobby623 — Fri, 02 Aug 2013 21:02:30 GMT

Note: There is an error in my last post.

There are 19 ID pairs.

I overlooked the Double Doubles.

AB, AR, AC, BC, BR and CR.

The ID designator for double doubles is DD

Sorry about that.

Should have been explained in the prior postings.

Couple of suggestions re: GAS and G#S inventories (how many)

Keeping track of 256 GAS structures is a pain, but, a necessary one.

Two things to consider.

One, you will discover over time that the official lottery machines are

Reply #72

bobby623 — Fri, 02 Aug 2013 19:52:45 GMT

Busy here!

The GAS structures (Col IV) are converted to G#s (Col VI) as follows:

ABCR = Has one A, one B, one C, one R equals, always in ABCR order, 1111

AABR = Has two As, one B, no Cs, one R = 2101

AAAA = Has four As, no B, no C, no R = 4000

BBBC = Has no As, three Bs, one C, no R = 0310

There are 35 G#S structures, no more, no less.

These are referred to as BOX structures.

The GAS structures are referred to a STRAIGHT structures.

This strategy is based on the

Reply #71

lottoburg — Fri, 02 Aug 2013 19:03:06 GMT

Hi, Bobby:

Thanks for your reply!!!

How about your answers about my questions 2) 3)?

Best regards,

lb

Reply #70

bobby623 — Fri, 02 Aug 2013 16:43:10 GMT

256 is correct.

265 is a typo!

Sorry

Reply #69

lottoburg — Fri, 02 Aug 2013 16:04:37 GMT

Hi,Bobby:

Could you give me an answer about my questions above asap?

Best regards,

lb

Reply #68

lottoburg — Thu, 01 Aug 2013 23:53:31 GMT

Hi, Bobby:

I have some questions about your SLS from your old posts

(https://www.lotterypost.com/thread/252772):

1) This system breaks the total combinations down to 265 GAS combinations

when arranged on a chart in Position One-Position Two order.

I think the GAS combs should be 256 instead 265.

Look, We have 16 pairs from the MCK as below:

AA, BB, CC, RR, AB, AC, AR, BA, BC, BR, CA, CB, CR, RA, RB, RC.

And we can get 16 straight structure combs from each pair above such... [ More ]

Reply #67

lottoburg — Thu, 01 Aug 2013 23:19:45 GMT

Thanks a lots!

I just try to make some homework by using NY-P4 following your SLS.

I do hope I can go into the right way step by step.

Thanks for your sincere help and nice instructions

Reply #66

bobby623 — Thu, 01 Aug 2013 23:12:39 GMT

No problem.

I can't play your lottery.

Your trend charts won't help me in Texas.

It's possible some of the data will cross state lines, but I don't think there will be

a situation where results in one state can be used to predict what will happen in another state.

I read about how 123 in Texas means 456 will fall in New York, but I don't understand how

that could be possible with random drawings.

To each his own

Reply #65

lottoburg — Thu, 01 Aug 2013 22:56:15 GMT

Thanks for your approval to my understanding about the MCK.

Can I use your MCK as my MCK for NY-P4

Reply #64

bobby623 — Thu, 01 Aug 2013 22:41:27 GMT

A quick reply.

Not everyone wants their workout and lottery choices to be public.

My family members use the same key.

They have the same basic information strings, but, they interpret things differently.

It's always good to have a lottery companion.

I play my choices, my family members play theirs. We don't duplicate.

Usually, someone will hit a box.

It's small time operation but we have fun.

Reply #63

lottoburg — Thu, 01 Aug 2013 21:45:54 GMT

Hi, Bobby:

Thanks for your detail explanation!

In other words, the MCK just a tool which can transfer the lottery #s to the special signs. And it's generated

by personal choice instead of coming from the winning history or other specialties.

But it should be permanent once you created it anyway. Is it right?

If so, why not take your or Tex's MCK as the public and unifying MCK in your SLS?! All states can use it.

In this way we can not only create a MCK simply but help automate... [ More ]

Reply #62

bobby623 — Thu, 01 Aug 2013 19:29:02 GMT

Hi

First of all, the Key sequences can change.

Sometimes I use different ones to explain examples.

But, the generating procedure are the same.

GA L# GA L# GA L# GA L#

1A 5 4B 6 7C 4

2A 9 5B 8 8C 3

3A 1 6B 7 9C 2 0R 0

The above list is current. It is the one I'm now using for my Daily 4 game.

The Base Foundation draw results above are also correct.

A major feature of the workout is that a user can create his/her personal Key, which can be

used for more t... [ More ]

Reply #61

manual — Thu, 01 Aug 2013 19:04:14 GMT

Looks like you understand it better than I do. Can't wait until I can get a better handle on this. I'd like to get the full system coded.

Reply #60

lottoburg — Thu, 01 Aug 2013 17:04:09 GMT

Hi,Bobby:

I have read your posts and asked some questions about your SLS half years ago. But I can not get any reply. Now I have to renew your idea from your old posts first.

The first step is to create the MCK based on my State since the different State should have the different MCK which bases on its winning history. Also, the MCK should be permanent once you created it.

If my understanding above is correct, you have created Tex's MCK as below:

L# 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

G# 3 8 1 9... [ More ]

Reply #59

CARBOB — Thu, 01 Aug 2013 15:21:50 GMT

Look at bottom line in the image. This was what I was telling you about Lotsoft. The structure is the substitute numbers singles boxed. Now, I can track those in every state that has play 4.

Reply #58

bobby623 — Thu, 01 Aug 2013 14:57:28 GMT

NewYork

Have you read the New Substitute Lottery System posts in the Lottery System Forum, pages 16 and 17??

If not, you need to read them, perhaps several times.

Everything one needs to create a workout is in those posts.

I've been a member of LP for 10 years.

I have recorded all my ideas, some of which have since been modified/cancelled out by other advances.

The unfortunate part is that I've was working alone.

NOT ONE LP MEMBER EVER STEPPED UP TO ASSIST.

It's obvious t... [ More ]

Reply #57

bootleg233 — Thu, 01 Aug 2013 14:52:24 GMT

Some will CARBOB!! if ya share it!! be great for tracking!...Just sayin! lol

Reply #56

CARBOB — Thu, 01 Aug 2013 09:31:20 GMT

Bobby, when this is completed, will you be able to use it? I recall somewhere, in one of your posts, you didn't know how to use Excel

Reply #55

New York — Thu, 01 Aug 2013 05:07:56 GMT

Yes. :)

https://www.lotterypost.com/thread/262342

Read through the thread, post by post. It's very straightforward and won't take too much of your time when you read it.

I'm confident you'll understand it.

Reply #54

manual — Thu, 01 Aug 2013 05:02:18 GMT

heh, do you have step by step instructions

Reply #53

New York — Thu, 01 Aug 2013 05:00:30 GMT

I meant to say if you were the creator of that website. You can do VBA backtesting? Don't wanna hijack the thread, but have you seen my system in the Pick 4 forum One way how I play Pick 4 ?

I need a programmer to come up with a recipe to backtest my formulas.

Reply #52

manual — Thu, 01 Aug 2013 04:56:36 GMT

I'm not sure what you mean. It's a link to my site, where I code people's systems for backtesting/playing (without the tedious workout).

Reply #51

New York — Thu, 01 Aug 2013 04:38:09 GMT

I agree about a step by step, reader friendly tutorial.

For example:

Step 1. record draw

Step 2. use substitute

Step 3. Apply alphabet

Something in that nature. I'm really having a lot of interest in this system but I'm so disappointed... I can't do it.

I know there's no math, mirrors, or hot/cold maneuvers used, but wow, this is harder than math, lol.

Reply #50

New York — Thu, 01 Aug 2013 04:33:31 GMT

Did you create that link or was that created by the OP

Reply #49

manual — Thu, 01 Aug 2013 04:27:08 GMT

I've read through many of your posts and a lot of your system still eludes me. Here's what I have so far:

http://lottodrawodds.com/pick3/substitution.aspx

I could do much more if I understood it better. I'm still reading through everything but I'm afraid it's just not clicking. With the information spread across so many posts, it's hard for me to understand. In any case, it's currently hard coded for Florida. I'll add the game/state selection later. Perhaps I can make it more dynamic... [ More ]

Reply #48

New York — Thu, 01 Aug 2013 04:18:38 GMT

Bobby, I need your expertise. I'm stuck on this part:

0731D - 4623

0731N - 8779

How are you coming up with these letters? What does GA mean? Georgia?

I need to know this stuff. Interested in this method cause you're speaking the truth.

However, I'm so confused with ABCC, L#, S#, etc.

I wanna do this method on my own, not asking you to do it for me. I just can't quite understand what to do after recording the draw date.

Please help!!

By the way, I'm working with New Yo... [ More ]

Reply #47

bobby623 — Thu, 01 Aug 2013 01:04:31 GMT

Hi!

I'm glad you combined the drawings.

I don't think you realize how smart a move that was!

On 0729

The substitute is 9649 which is CBBC. This is a Double Double , or DD.

Not sure why you have that repeat data in columns AC to AM????

Also, not sure why some of the lottery numbers are in Red????

OK You are building a solid Master Base Foundation.

Just keep adding info after each drawing. Don't skip any!

All the data you will need for the tracking charts originate... [ More ]

Reply #46

CARBOB — Wed, 31 Jul 2013 22:59:00 GMT

Added both Fl draws and alpha structures. Bobby do you have the Texas draws in a text format

Reply #45

bobby623 — Wed, 31 Jul 2013 21:45:51 GMT

Looking good!

However, you failed to log Col V, which categorized the alphabetical structures.

It's important to know if an alphabetical structure is a single, a double, a triple, a quad or a double double.

This trend chart is perhaps the most important of all.

A player must have some idea about which structure is more likely to come up next.

My ritual is as follows.

1. Review the tracking chart for clues on the layout of the next alphabetical structure.

In Texas, t... [ More ]

Reply #44

bobby623 — Wed, 31 Jul 2013 21:24:40 GMT

CARBOB and other interested parties.

My substitute workout relies heavily on trends and some special tracking charts with specific purposes.

The more information available, the better the choices.

It's a little disturbing to know that some folks only want to consider a few drawings.

It's like trying to dance on one leg.

I realize anyone interested in this workout has already formed a mindset about lotteries, numbers

and other considerations based on traditional methods... [ More ]

Reply #43

CARBOB — Wed, 31 Jul 2013 21:09:42 GMT

Here's where we are so far. How does it look

Reply #42

bobby623 — Wed, 31 Jul 2013 18:18:23 GMT

Frustration! 101

I think the lotto God is after me.

Here are the three combinations I played for Texas Daily 4 0731D drawing.

1940, 1784, 7430

Winning combination: 4387

I get really tired of missing by one digit.

My substitution data indicates that the combination is a Double Double (not lottery digits) alphabetical structure.

Specifically, with my Key, the structure is CBCB.

In Texas, the DDs are sort of infrequent.

I track them but rarely decide to spend mon... [ More ]

Reply #41

manual — Wed, 31 Jul 2013 18:17:39 GMT

That's a fair amount of information to absorb. I'll try to make some time in the near future and go through it.

Reply #40

bobby623 — Wed, 31 Jul 2013 18:09:58 GMT

CARBOB

I suggest you reconsider and use one Base Foundation for all drawings.

Of course, you can do what you want, but I suspect you might regret it later.

Reply #39

bobby623 — Wed, 31 Jul 2013 18:08:18 GMT

Yes!

I'm sure there are 13, but maybe my list is faulty.

In any event, you found what you need read and absorb

Reply #38

manual — Wed, 31 Jul 2013 18:05:57 GMT

I went back and looked, found 12 posts started by you and have New Substitution in the title. Does that sound accurate

Reply #37

CARBOB — Wed, 31 Jul 2013 17:53:56 GMT

I separate Mid Eve.

Reply #36

bobby623 — Wed, 31 Jul 2013 17:40:19 GMT

CARBOB

Yes, the substitution according to the key is correct.

I'm confused.

Your are in Florida, so, there should be two lines for each draw date.

The fact that my might only play one particular drawing is beside the point.

You must include all drawings.

Otherwise, you are going to have incomplete trend strings.

You should place some empty columns between the substitute structures and the alphabetical.

You can complete the lines by analyzing the alphabetical structu... [ More ]

Reply #35

CARBOB — Wed, 31 Jul 2013 17:14:36 GMT

Are these correct?

07/30/13 5 2 8 4 7 9 1 8 C C A C

07/29/13 7 3 4 7 2 0 8 2 A R C A

07/28/13 5 3 9 1 7 0 4 6 C R B B

07/27/13 3 8 6 2 0 1 5 9 R A B C

07/26/13 2 4 7 2 9 8 2 9 C C A C

Reply #34

bobby623 — Wed, 31 Jul 2013 17:03:57 GMT

CARBOB

0729 is NOT a draw number. It is the Draw Date.

Perhaps a change in Col I should require the draw date to have a suffix.

072913, 130729, 0729D, or 0729M (morning or midday) or 0729E (Eve), or 0729N (night)

You can use whatever reference you want.

The important thing is that EVERY WINNING COMBINATION BE PROCESSED in the order in which they occur.

I believe you have two pick 4 drawings, so there should be two entries for each day there is a drawing.

In Oct, Texas wil... [ More ]

Reply #33

CARBOB — Wed, 31 Jul 2013 16:48:48 GMT

Here is recommended key for Florida pick 4 game.

L# 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

S# 3 6 9 0 8 7 5 2 1 4

GA A B C R C C B A A B

Using the key, you get the following lines.

0729 7347 2082 ARCA DA 2011

0730 5284 7918 CCAC TC 1030

Bobby, is 0729 the draw number? If yes, why wouldn't the substitute number be 3294 AACB

0729 7347 2082 ARCA DA 2011