Math help/ Last Double digits appearing on the next Double.

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doodoohead — Mon, 29 Jul 2019 02:24:11 GMT

Nope. Starting at the bottom. It's like the song. NEW YORK -NEW YORK

If we can do it there (first) we can do it ANY Where

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CrazyDewd — Tue, 16 Jul 2019 04:08:59 GMT

I see what you're saying doodoohead. Obviously this works better on higher odd lotteries like 5/39 and 6/49. Are you programming an app or trying to do this by hand and paper

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doodoohead — Wed, 10 Jul 2019 18:19:04 GMT

Trying not confuse anyone, especially me. Just using the 2 digits in a normal P3 double. Odds only.

We desired an easy-to-remember rule of thumb for the next double. Putting likelihood and probability aside for the moment.

For example: Odds wise and Doubles only.

There is a always a 25% better chance (odds wise) NO digits will repeat from one double to the next.

Players can get a lot out of just plain ODDS in p3. Odds can go a long way as a beginning filter.

We

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cottoneyedjoe — Wed, 10 Jul 2019 04:44:48 GMT

Here are some theoretical probabilities you can keep in your back pocket in keeping with your belief that the past is a predictor of the future.

Given that today's double contains the digits {1, 2}, the probability that the next double will not contain any of {1, 2} is 62.2%. The probability it will contain at least one of {1, 2} is 37.8%. Given that the previous double and today's double contain the digits {1, 2, 3, 4}, the probability that the next double will not contain any of {1, 2, 3,... [ More ]

Math help/ Last Double digits appearing on the next Double.

doodoohead — Wed, 10 Jul 2019 02:22:07 GMT

What would the math be. Pretty helpful stat to have in our back pocket right?

We know our odds are much better, and more likely a doubles digits will not repeat on the next double draw.

That little stat fact alone is worth knowing yes?

Overall, what's the math that any digits from the previous Double will/won't repeat on the Next Double?

The number is 56 doubles no repeat to 34 yes. 16.8% no to 10.2% yes

If we were to see several repeat digit doubles in a row, what... [ More ]