NewYork Take5/39 Jackpot game.

Reply #32

bobby623 — Fri, 04 Nov 2016 14:46:55 GMT

Thanks for posting.

FYI

I've revised the Game History page to eliminate clutter.

An Alpha Signature inventory log showing full signature, First 3, Middle 3 and Last 3 is sufficient.

Reply #31

winsumloosesum — Sun, 23 Oct 2016 17:28:48 GMT

Still work to complete on this Excel file.

New York 539 Excel Bobby123 file

https://my.pcloud.com/publink/show?code=XZ2KzMZXFLsqmxOc4RAIceA8WklARL7L9k0

Reply #30

prettyone610 — Sat, 15 Oct 2016 23:04:32 GMT

Hi bobby623,

Thanks for all the information you have provided on this thread. It has been very helpful here in Georgia for the Fantasy 5

Reply #29

bobby623 — Sat, 15 Oct 2016 17:16:51 GMT

I'll say it again!

If you want to be a successful 'systems player,' you need to resist the temptation to assign 'life' where none exists.

When you start believing, as many people do, that the ping pong balls in a lottery drawing machine are 'self aware' and 'know things,' you aren't going to be happy with your win/loss ratio.

Yes, each ball has a number but I defy anyone to provide proof that some kind of mathematics determines in advance which balls will be in the next winning permutat... [ More ]

Reply #28

bobby623 — Sat, 08 Oct 2016 17:29:44 GMT

Alpha Numeric Substitution - choosing integers according to an Alpha Signature - hasn't been very effective.

I've had a few Free Play wins, but nothing significant.

When I used ANS for Texas 5/37, my guesswork achieved several 4/5 wins.

The only 5/5 I had was not played.

I was preparing for Christmas in San Antonio and skipped the drawing!

I've had more success with abbreviated wheeling.

I think I've got enough data to begin that process for Take5.

There are a couple analyti... [ More ]

Reply #27

bobby623 — Thu, 06 Oct 2016 12:35:10 GMT

If you are using this workout to track your 5/3X game, you have no doubt discovered that Decade C is a 'bitch!'

To improve my chances of making good guesses, I've added a '3' line, which was discussed in a previous post.

There are 12 Followers 2 through 12.

The most active lines are:

6 - 68375

8 - 06876

0 - 00081

(0=10, 1=11, 2-12)

The last L3 entry is '6'

What's Next?

I chose '4', but when I worked backwards to get a Value, it wouldn't fit (2+3+?+=4)

I the... [ More ]

Reply #26

garyo1954 — Thu, 06 Oct 2016 04:16:04 GMT

Lot of information to go over.

Looks like good stuff once you have a grasp on it!

Thanks

Reply #25

bobby623 — Wed, 05 Oct 2016 14:50:51 GMT

An important advantage of substitution is using the Values to create a separate Follower

trend line.

This is possible because all of the trend lines stem from the Value line, which is a

substitute for the Section letters.

Here is the current Value/Sum lines for NYTake5, Decade A.

S-ACACCCDBCBCCCCDCCCCD

V-131222232333433334

2-X4446676555666776667

Columns will line up when data is logged on graph paper.

Reminder: Line 2 numerals are generated by adding the last two Value... [ More ]

Reply #24

bobby623 — Sat, 01 Oct 2016 21:52:24 GMT

Fair question.

Does any of bobby623 substitution workouts ever win anything?

Here is copy of my most recent win.

It's for Pick 4.

The workout is slightly different than the one I use for jackpot games.

All you need is a comprehensive set of tracking charts that produce rational trend lines, the ability to evaluate data and

recognize the best choices, and some good luck.

The winning D4 permutation is 9385.

Now have $100 for future plays

Reply #23

bobby623 — Wed, 28 Sep 2016 19:31:43 GMT

logging data is a way of life for serious System Players.

Maintaining complete and accurate trend lines is paramount, which is usually assured

when data is recorded according with a plan.

Here is my plan for NYTake5/39

1. Obtain the latest winning combination.

2. Update the Game History page, and partial Alpha Signatures (F3, M3, L3) Inventory.

Decades

1. Update the Master Integer Sequence Chart (also known as Page 1)

2. Mark the winning integers in the last Pick File. (a... [ More ]

Reply #22

bobby623 — Tue, 27 Sep 2016 21:36:01 GMT

What is a Gap??

Gap is the number of Active graph paper cells between an item added to a column and the exact same item that is already on the list.

Active cells are individual cells containing a single integer, a letter or other forms of recurring data required by specific tracking charts.

InActive cells are cells that have been 'marked off' in some way to indicate that they are not counted during the Gap creation process.

InActive cells retain their position in the column.

Data... [ More ]

Reply #21

bobby623 — Tue, 27 Sep 2016 20:31:16 GMT

This begins with the assumption that those folks interested in my Workout have created the

NY Take5 game history file,the Pick Files the winning integer file, and the Results file (previously known as Section E).

My data begins with the 0915 NY Take 5 drawing (9.11.24.27.29)

Decade A (4 pages)

Page 1 - The Master Integer file (integers out the longest to recent arrivals in a column)

My last entry:

26

1

*

2

5

9

*

3

5

6

*

7

8

Note: Seems int... [ More ]

Reply #20

Feisty1 — Tue, 27 Sep 2016 17:37:49 GMT

I'm definitely interested ...

Reply #19

bobby623 — Tue, 27 Sep 2016 17:27:58 GMT

Hello All!

If you are still interested, I'll be presenting some lottery analysis techniques that will apply to any Pick 5/3X game.

There will be 4 pages of data designed to help Users choose the best answers to the What's Next? questions.

Some folks believe a 'one-dimensional' data base is sufficient, but I disagree.

The tracking charts I'll present, without the aid of graphics, give the User several 'trend lines' to choose from.

All of the data will probably be familiar to exp... [ More ]

Reply #18

bobby623 — Fri, 23 Sep 2016 17:55:06 GMT

Explaining a wheeling strategy for Pick 5/39 games without the aid of graphics is proving to be a difficult task.

The first order of business is renaming the ping pong balls.

Henceforth, they will be known as 'wooden blocks' like those found in most kindergarten classrooms.

Because the blocks are deadwood, there can be no algorithms, no mathematics, no odds, no probability, no roots, no pairings, no statistical charts or other gimmicks.

The blocks are arranged and rearranged accordin... [ More ]

Reply #17

purpleheart — Fri, 23 Sep 2016 03:43:53 GMT

Thank you. Now to do my homework.

Reply #16

bobby623 — Fri, 23 Sep 2016 03:36:26 GMT

First question: You are correct.

You will over a period of time discover that some whole or partial signatures show up more often than others.

I've identified a few popular signatures for NY.

Your game will be slightly different.

After you have processed a few drawings, you can step back, evaluate the partial signatures (F3, M3, L3) and come up with

different whole signatures for your game, which may or may not be different from Take5.

Every pick file is divided into 5 secti... [ More ]

Reply #15

purpleheart — Fri, 23 Sep 2016 01:41:35 GMT

I have a couple questions, if I may. I'm not a New Yorker and I do appreciate what you have to say.

I want to analyze the Tri-State Gimme5 (1/39) using your workout instructions.

So:

When you say total are you referring to the number of times an Alpha signature has occurred

since the beginning date of the history data base? I think so, but not sure.

I don't understand the pick file line interpretation for each decade. For example:

Decade B

0918 - 10.3*16.17.12*14.15*1... [ More ]

Reply #14

bobby623 — Wed, 21 Sep 2016 17:20:22 GMT

I'm glad I was able to achieve at least one win!

Some Free Plays turn out to be winners!

Time for a 'workout' review.

Required Documentation.

1. Game History.|

2. Partial Alpha Signatures (F3, M3, L3) Inventory List.

3. Pick Files (1 set per Decade)

4. Playbook

I've tried, without the advantage of graphics, to describe the role these documents play

in this Alpha Numeric Substitution workout.

Choosing the best integers demands that the data base be complete at all ti... [ More ]

Reply #13

bobby623 — Wed, 21 Sep 2016 16:37:08 GMT

0920 - 3.8.12.29.34 - AABCD - AAB5 - ABC4 - BCD9 - 2111/4

Had 2 hits (8.29) on same line for a Free Play!!

Pardon the typos in previous posts

Reply #12

bobby623 — Tue, 20 Sep 2016 14:23:59 GMT

0919 - 4.18.20.26.37 - ABCCD7 - ABC11 - BCC14 - CCD12 - 1121/7

No hits!

Thanks for your interest

Reply #11

Todd — Tue, 20 Sep 2016 12:39:08 GMT

Reply #10

James78 — Tue, 20 Sep 2016 01:06:40 GMT

Hi bobby623,

Your pick file strategy sounds intriguing. I'll try it out with CA Fantasy 5 after I study it some more. Thanks for posting

Reply #9

bobby623 — Mon, 19 Sep 2016 19:26:39 GMT

A Pick File is a current list of the integers in order of occurrence.

The source for this information is the Game History chart where winning combinations

are logged in Draw/Date order.

There are four Pick Files in NYTake5 game, one for each Decade.

The procedure is to generate a Master file which is rearranged following each drawing.

The last update then becomes for Pick File for the next drawing.

The updates provide a 'trend chart' for future reference and analysis.

My Mas... [ More ]

Reply #8

bobby623 — Mon, 19 Sep 2016 16:39:27 GMT

FYI

I've been told that tracking lottery game history using systematic charts is a waste of time!

Well, to each his own!

My question is - how can you expect to make winning choices if you don't have any historical information regarding past events?

Tracking specific data goes on in just about every life activity, from sales to whatever.

I doubt that many businesses can survive without a data base showing current sales information.

Lottery gambling is a business.

The more we... [ More ]

Reply #7

bobby623 — Sun, 18 Sep 2016 16:12:38 GMT

Results for 0917

17 - 7.11.18.28.31 ABBCD4 ABB8 BBC8 BCD8 1211/4

No hits!

3 draw summary: W0$/L9$.

Need more trend data!!

Here are my 'best guesses' for next 3 draws:

ABBCD - 1.10.23.25.38

ABBCD - 8.14.16.29.39

BBCDD - 15.17.21.32.35

Here are the Pick lines for 0918:

Decade A - 1*2.6.5*3.9.8*4.7

Decade B - 10.13*16.17.12*14.15.19*11.18

Decade C - 21.20*25.26.22*23.24.27*29.28

Decade D - 33.36*38.32.34*39.35.37*30.31

Will explain how pick line... [ More ]

Reply #6

bobby623 — Sat, 17 Sep 2016 16:49:28 GMT

I've been asked via PM to explain Alpha Signatures.

Any Pick 5/39 game can be divided into 4 groups, or Decades A, B, C, D.

Decade A - Integers 1 to 9

Decade B - Integers 10 to 19

Decade C - Integers 20 to 29

Decade D - Integers 30 to 39.

The signatures are determined via substitution.

For example: The alpha signature for Winning combination 1.6.10.21.36 is AABCD.

The 1 and 6 are As, the 10 is a B, 21 is a C and 36 is a D.

It's a memory thing.

Therefore, if you... [ More ]

Reply #5

bobby623 — Sat, 17 Sep 2016 14:36:10 GMT

0916 - 4.8.18.19.30 - AABBD1 AAB4 ABB1 BBD3 2201/1

Wow - 2/15!

I'm assuming that the folks following this thread are experienced players, and don't require a lot of explanation.

For those 'flying on a wing and a prayer,' here is a breakdown:

Date

Winning combination

Alpha Signature and Inventory (Since Aug 1)

First 3 letters in the whole signature/Total

Middle 3/Total

Last 3/Total

2201/1 - This is a Numerical Signature. 2 As, 2Bs,No C, 1D and total whole... [ More ]

Reply #4

Sunglasses — Sat, 17 Sep 2016 09:25:18 GMT

WAG = Wild Ass Guess

Reply #3

RJOh — Sat, 17 Sep 2016 00:41:12 GMT

Friday, September 16, 2016

1 11 13 30 35

Past Results Payouts More

Next Drawing: Sat, Sep 17, 2016, 7:05 pm

Next Jackpot:

$215,000

Change from last:

$48,000

I'm starting to get interested in RC5 again.

Reply #2

bobby623 — Fri, 16 Sep 2016 19:34:26 GMT

Hello, RJOH

Winning combination: 9-11-24-27-29 - ABCCC

Given that most of my integer choices were WAGs due to very little trend data, I suppose one hit is better than no hits.

Going to take some time to flesh out the trend lines.

The alpha signatures I chose are popular in any Pick5/3X game, but this doesn't mean they will take command of the process.

I'm going to let everything ride for couple of more days.

Here is the log entry for the 15th:

15 9.11.24.27.27 ABCCC... [ More ]

Reply #1

RJOh — Fri, 16 Sep 2016 17:57:53 GMT

Thursday, September 15, 2016

9 11 24 27 29

Past Results Payouts More

Next Drawing: Fri, Sep 16, 2016, 11:21 pm

Eastern Time (GMT-5:00)

What was the signature of the winner

NewYork Take5/39 Jackpot game.

bobby623 — Fri, 16 Sep 2016 00:01:59 GMT

I' ve been working on a revised paper and pencil workout for Pick5/3X games.

I'm going to use the New York Take5/39 jackpot game to test some ideas.

Yes, I'm in Texas but our 5/37 game is a big joke and not worth my time.

We all know that lottery gambling can be an expensive hobby.

Personally, I'm spending more than I should, but, it's entertainment with a potential

payback.

The cheapest way to play is buying a lottery generated Quick Pick.

Take5 is $1 game played 7 days per... [ More ]