Drawn number/s matched to day of the month. P3 &P4.

Reply #13

SergeM — Mon, 08 Feb 2016 17:04:44 GMT

If you want to filter a database, there is the select command word in SQL. Look at w3cschools SQL to get an idea of what a beginner can do with that.

Reply #12

SergeM — Mon, 08 Feb 2016 16:59:57 GMT

I am not a fan of mixing apples with pears. So, I don't like to compare different lotteries of the same type, certainly not without the databases of drawings freely available. Besides to run all that, the programming is getting a bit more complex and a single spreadsheet won't do much. In Office you might use Access like Ricky did, but then there is XAML or Silverlight, C#, VB, C++, TSQL and more to use (MS products named). Add the costs of creating, keeping it up, the servers, and so on. In exc... [ More ]

Reply #11

Greenfox — Mon, 08 Feb 2016 02:52:46 GMT

Now that does make sense. With the way you put it. I'd never looked at it that way.

What I'm looking for is if say the number 3 shows up on the third of a month in just the pick 3 for example, one month and maybe it's even counterpart showing up the next month on the same day. Then what the results are in say Kansas compared to Colorado or Kansas compared to Missouri.

Maybe even throw equator position into the mix a little. Later on of course on that. The equator reference is an idea I'm k... [ More ]

Reply #10

SkyLine69 — Mon, 08 Feb 2016 02:37:05 GMT

Yes Fox there are filters for the days, months , years on the jackpot games,, not sure on the P3/4 books I'll have to look. As far as why I would do that if it's already done .... Well, brain fart maybe and an over site one evening at 3 a.m. And my brain says hey , I have an idea and I run with it without thinking lol. I've done more programming this past year with dead ends then I care to mention lol but then again, some master pcs.

I see where your going with this and know what your thinkin... [ More ]

Reply #9

SergeM — Mon, 08 Feb 2016 02:23:01 GMT

I have pattern count. You might get ideas using the filters.

Pattern date daytime digits with d for digit: dddd-dd-dd:d:ddd .

Separator: * . Wild card: . , like ....-..-..:.:... , escape * like \* .

Reply #8

SergeM — Mon, 08 Feb 2016 02:13:22 GMT

YYYY-MM-DD is the international format. It is logical as Y M D H m. In your language there is twenty-one and you do not say one-twenty. But, you say thirteen and not three-ten. 2000 is two-thousand and not 0002.

2016-01-16

2 0 1 6 0 1 1 6

On comment, I added extra filters to daily 3. The DD/MM filter allows multiple dates. I have 10 kinds of filters and some filters have to be studied deeply before using them. I stopped there, and might pick that up again later, but if you don't know wh... [ More ]

Reply #7

Greenfox — Mon, 08 Feb 2016 02:13:02 GMT

I have an idea in my mind what I'm looking for. It will involve the date and singles showing up. Once it's done, I'll compare state by state from east to west and look for similarities. Or discrepancies. Whichever shows the most or least.

Seeing that you put up the 01/01 date, I've been seeing things with the draws since attempting any of this with 0,1,5, 6 and 9 that just seemed to coincidental to not be something. In my mind, now and then is coincidental, over and over is not. (It could be... [ More ]

Reply #6

Greenfox — Mon, 08 Feb 2016 02:01:56 GMT

Hi SergeM,

That's where I am at the moment with this. Except my date format is different than yours. I do remember you saying that there was a reason for making the date format different than we use here in the states. You never said why is was better though and I've been meaning to ask what it is. You just said I'd understand why later.

Anyway, I haven't even thought about February and leap year, but with what I'm thinking, it may not make a difference. I'll just have to finish with where... [ More ]

Reply #5

SergeM — Mon, 08 Feb 2016 02:00:10 GMT

homepage - Daily 3 - filter

This is 01/01 of all years for CA.

DD/MM STRAIGHT

01/01 148 995 915 781 926 962 275 390 847 695 741 559 994 888 332 823 472 413 566 166 499 554 073 621 138 663 626 247 102 877 711 762 621 165 250 900 777 410

I have several kind of filters, dynamical as you can modify the search input. Do you know what you are looking for?

You can search boxed, straight, multiple, regex, in strings ... .

Reply #4

SergeM — Mon, 08 Feb 2016 01:33:10 GMT

Make a list of all dd/mm/yyyy and display the values. Analyse the list and calculate your probabilities.

To get the same every year, you would have to use day and month only, again for a game that plays every day, like daily 3 California.

So you only have day / month to play with. Day: 1 - 31, Month: 1 - 12. There is February to ruin your calculation. Do you still want to do this?

You could add the day of the week, 0- 6 or 1- 7.

Reply #3

Greenfox — Mon, 08 Feb 2016 01:26:49 GMT

Hi there Sky,

You are correct there. In the games that use double digits, you have only 1-9 as whole numbers, then all double digits for the others. There is no 0 into play at all. Unless you get into the reduction sums of numbers. With the 3 and 4 where you're just using or looking for 0-9 it's a little different.

What I'm doing with this is just where I've been seeing things with those full books of the month I made for the 3 and 4 draws. I'll just have to get more into it and explain as... [ More ]

Reply #2

SkyLine69 — Mon, 08 Feb 2016 00:43:44 GMT

I've noticed that also in addition to happening in the jackpot games every now and then. The only issue I've seen is consistency or the lack of. Stats are always good. I've written formulas so you can sort by each day of the month so if you wanted to see what happened on the 8th of every month you can I don't mind sharing if you feel it will be beneficial. Again, I've not seen it being consistent enough and still have to guess perhaps your seeing something I'm not

Reply #1

Greenfox — Mon, 08 Feb 2016 00:37:49 GMT

For example in Missouri, on 9/21/2000 the, evening draw ya'll had 3-3-3 for the pick 3. The 21 totaled up is 3. 2+1=3. Kindergarten math.

But if you look at the date as the numbers they are, you have 9, 3 is the root of 9, then 21, which is 3 summed, then 2000.

2000 is not 3 though. But with those 0's, I see 2555 and 2555 summed up is 17 and 17 is 1+7=8 and 8 is the numeric opposite of 3. That is also the 690th evening draw that MO had.

Again MO had 3-3-3 for their evening draw on which... [ More ]

Drawn number/s matched to day of the month. P3 &P4.

Greenfox — Sun, 07 Feb 2016 23:53:22 GMT

I have been playing around with the idea of the day of the month and that number showing up in the draws for the pick 3 and 4 for some time now. ((Not sure if anyone has set up anything like this or not). Not trying to step on any toes if they have.)) So I've been working on a book that again, is capable of calcualting 10,000 total draws for the pick 3 and pick 4. So far it's looking pretty good on the pick 3. Not perzactly done with the pick 4 implement of it, but close. Just wandering if anyon... [ More ]