Repeat Pairs

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Jayhawk58 — Thu, 21 Jan 2016 03:05:30 GMT

This is for Kansas. We have only one draw. Although starting Feb 7 we will have two. Be interesting to see the effect that has.

I tried tracking for another state. I found by keeping eve and mid separate it was similar.

Reply #4

TasBob — Wed, 20 Jan 2016 19:31:54 GMT

What state is this for are using both draws together.

Reply #3

Jayhawk58 — Wed, 20 Jan 2016 14:16:06 GMT

These means the number of times a pair repeated in that number of draws. For instance 18 within 7 means that in that time period 18 times the number was within 7 draws. 20 times within 11 draws, 22 within 15 draws. This shows the difference using 7 for your standard of counting back, or 11 as the standard. the 9 new means that is how many it was none of those. The pair was outside that range, ie, new to the count. as I mentioned in the post, generally these are doubles.

Obviously using 11 or

Reply #2

lakerben — Wed, 20 Jan 2016 06:07:56 GMT

Nice work

Reply #1

destinycreation — Wed, 20 Jan 2016 05:56:56 GMT

Clarification Please: What does 18 within 7 ; 20 within 11 ; 22 within 15 ------- 9 new, 8 were doubles mean ???

What exactly is this information telling me

Repeat Pairs

Jayhawk58 — Wed, 20 Jan 2016 03:25:42 GMT

There have been a few posts on repeat pairs lately. Thought I would show how I use them.

How I track repeat pairs:

I track by draw breaking the draw down to its three pairs by lowest digit first.

Example: draw is 481 pairs are 14, 18, and 48. Doubles I use only the non-repeat numbers. Example: 177 17.

Each goes in a column, with spaces between. I then use these pairs in my workout. The number you see at the far edge underlined: draws back that it appeared.

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