Some Interesting Statistics

Reply #9

Clipper — Sun, 28 Mar 2004 23:10:26 GMT

Well.....624 played in the Evening SC game. The 2/1 split didnt happen this time, however, the 625 was in the 2/1 split. All digits came from within last four games and was a PURE instead of a 2/1 alpha split as well.

Reply #8

Clipper — Sun, 28 Mar 2004 20:48:37 GMT

Thanks for the input WIN D....will watch this. I do track digits by position and have noticed some of them get really way out there before they play.

Reply #7

WIN D — Sun, 28 Mar 2004 20:38:21 GMT

Sounds like S.C. is not Random but likes to follow the expected math hit rates pretty close ......so far. A test for random is how far off it is from the expected math averages. It's gonna get out of balance pretty soon. Here is the expected hit rate per digit within certain time periods. Not random.... 10 days 3 hits per number 15 5 20 6 25 8 30 9 40 12 50 15 60 days 18 hits per number If you want to find out if a... [ More ]

Reply #6

Clipper — Sun, 28 Mar 2004 20:22:21 GMT

You know JAP....I dont think it really matters how old the balls are or not because through the years of tracking (which is about 10 yrs) now the Repeat rate has consistently been 60-62% of the time.Just did an analysis of the last 30 entries into the SC Combined Database:Of the 30 entries, 6 of them were doubles so that left 24 at 3 different digits and 23 of those were a 2/1 split instead of all the same (Even or Odd).Of the 30 entries 10 of then Sum Total something other then 11-20 so still... [ More ]

Reply #5

JAP69 — Sun, 28 Mar 2004 18:38:55 GMT

Thanks Clipper, Larry G and MikeK for the info.I will agree that S.C. is perfectly random but I'm working on it.Lets not forget that they have all new balls since 3/1. Have had more than normal reapeats this month

Reply #4

Clipper — Sun, 28 Mar 2004 15:43:53 GMT

Hey.....MikeK...glad you are doing the number crunching and not me lol Im not a mathematician! I just count what I see LOLBased on the theory the average game is going to be a 3 different digit game that has Sum Total 11-20, with a 1 digit repeat from previous game and 2 of the digits coming from within last 4 games with 1 digit five or more games out.With that being the scenario then the SC Evening game should be one of the following 19: 641 921 625 941

Reply #3

MikeK — Sun, 28 Mar 2004 15:13:13 GMT

Clipper,When you look at that your observation equals almost exactly the theoretical, statistical calcuation:If the previous number is a triple the chances for a repeated number are 271 ouf of a 1000 (trples are 10 cases out of 1000)If the previous number is a double the chances for a repeated number are 530 ouf of a 1000 (trples are 270 cases out of 1000)If the previous number is a double the chances for a repeated number are 657 ouf of a 1000 (trples are 720 cases out of 1000)The calculation i... [ More ]

Reply #2

Clipper — Sun, 28 Mar 2004 14:19:44 GMT

Yep....I've done it for years going one step further. For the same Database information I came up with the following regards repeats: Out of 382 games there wre 143 games that were not effected by a repeat digit from a prior game. There were 14 instances where all 3 digits came as repeat of previous game and 66 instances where 2 digits repeated from the prior game.This leaves a balance of 159 instances where 1 digit repeated from a previous game which is slightly more then no repeat and over... [ More ]

Reply #1

LARRY G — Sun, 28 Mar 2004 14:02:33 GMT

You are correct...from where I sit in Illinois...thats one of the reasons I always say...pick 1 or 2 digits from the preivious game...or last few draws...!Good luck

Some Interesting Statistics

Clipper — Sun, 28 Mar 2004 13:53:57 GMT

Last night for a friend in South Carolina I did an analysis of the Combined Database for South Carolina that I have. Have been telling him and others for some time now how most digits will play before they reach 5 or more games out from last time played. Here's what I found.In my database for SC Combined I have 382 total entries. Since there are 3 digits per game you take 3 x 382 for total 1146 digits during this period of time which starts 9-3-2003 to 3-27-2004. Of that time, 902 digits (79... [ More ]