A little of what I know

Reply #30

Blackapple — Sat, 10 Apr 2004 19:16:16 GMT

Creativity comes from a conflict of ideas Donatella Versace

Reply #29

lottaloot — Sat, 10 Apr 2004 19:05:33 GMT

Now that's the spirit guys. nb

Reply #28

Clipper — Sat, 10 Apr 2004 11:12:24 GMT

Your Welcome Sclotto = In my report I have better charts (colorized) Charts for Root Sums that cover all Sum Totals and not just the Sums 11-20 <G> Also I have information about my 5 pair tracking.

Reply #27

sclotto — Sat, 10 Apr 2004 10:55:37 GMT

This stuff is heavy but I love it!!! iwant to become a better pk 3er. Thanks for all the info Clipper,Blackapple Califdude.

Reply #26

Clipper — Sat, 10 Apr 2004 10:38:31 GMT

Dude = Here is another way to look at the Root Pairs. This chart is strictly for Root Pairs that will have a Sum Total 11-20 when added to the appropriate digit: 2 02 = 9 4 04 = 9 7 6 06 = 9 7 5 6 24 = 9 7 5 8 08 = 9 7 5 3 8 26 = 9 8 5 3 10 28 = 9 7 5 3 1 10 46 = 9 7 5 3 1 12 48 = 7 5 3 1 14 68 = 5 3 1You can see by colored rows where the majority of the Root Sum Totals will probably range on an average. 4 13 = 8 6 15

Reply #25

Clipper — Sat, 10 Apr 2004 01:08:17 GMT

Interesting Chart Dude

Reply #24

CalifDude — Sat, 10 Apr 2004 01:01:32 GMT

Well, the numbers showing the count of how many times that number has hit didn't come out in blue, but it is bold

Reply #23

CalifDude — Sat, 10 Apr 2004 01:00:06 GMT

Here is my matrix of pick 3 numbers for California. This does not count the draws from today. The numbers on the left are the sum of the digits then under the digits in blue is the number of times that number has hit in California since they started twice a day (over 1000 draws now). I just colored in the numbers that contain the Root Pairs that Clipper has been talking about. This is going to help me (and maybe others) to find the Root Pair I want, if I know the sum total (of all 3 digits... [ More ]

Reply #22

Blackapple — Fri, 09 Apr 2004 21:59:32 GMT

Heres a classi

Reply #21

Clipper — Fri, 09 Apr 2004 21:56:03 GMT

Your Welcome BlackApple. I havent had time to work with that Root Pair concept as I would like. Been too busy trying to keep up 6 databases between two states lolI actually used my Pick 3 software to track the Root Pairs by adding a constant 0 to the equation and treating it like a Pick 3 game. 240 would be an EEE game. If it was something like 15 then I would have 150...or OOE. Then I tracked which type alpha pattern it would be to determine which way the Root Pairs would fall.Might tr... [ More ]

Reply #20

Blackapple — Fri, 09 Apr 2004 21:43:44 GMT

I take the last 10 drawings tally themup,pick the two hottest and the twocoldest and find(at least one) them in pairs seen in workouts.I hang on to them until I get ideas (such as yours) to work with.Thanks,again Clipper.

Reply #19

Clipper — Fri, 09 Apr 2004 21:12:05 GMT

You got it BlackApple. Think it would be heck of a lot easier to come up with a Root Pair via a Root Sum Tracking then trying to track 2-3000 pairs of digits <G>As you can see from the above example you will have 10 Root Pairs each for Even Digits Odd Digits for total of 20 pairs. There is only 1 Root Pair that will have Sum Total 2, two will have Sum Total 4, three will Sum Total 6, four will Sum Total 8, four will Sum Total 10, three will Sum Total 12, 2 will Sum Total 14 and 1 will Sum To... [ More ]

Reply #18

Blackapple — Fri, 09 Apr 2004 21:05:03 GMT

Thanks,Clipper I follow you.We are airing it out.I ll come back and read these threadsover and over.Because we all want to learn tobe better predictors.Clipper, so the importanttask is finding the correct root pair.Correct.

Reply #17

Blackapple — Fri, 09 Apr 2004 20:51:49 GMT

Also within those 2hi-1low 2low-1hi groups you have a returning Vtrac would reduce some of the combos.

Reply #16

Clipper — Fri, 09 Apr 2004 20:42:55 GMT

BlackApple = Here's another example of Pair Tracking you might consider. I call it Root Pairs however I know others use a method of Root that is different. This is primarily for 3 different digit combinations which have higher probability of playing.Since there are 5 Even digits and 5 Odd Digits you have the following as Root Pairs:02 1304 1506 1708 1924 3526 3728 3946 5748 5968 79Now....here's how this works. The 2 Even digits in left column are all the possible pair combinatio... [ More ]

Reply #15

Blackapple — Fri, 09 Apr 2004 20:38:35 GMT

Also playing the 2hi-1low 2low-1hi groupsthat has the last drawn numbers in themalong with going up one ,and going down oneplaying those 2hi-1low 2low-1hi group(not repeating combos) renders some sucess.

Reply #14

Blackapple — Fri, 09 Apr 2004 20:20:21 GMT

Everyone has something to offer,sometimesit takes a little time for it sink in.Just readJap69 's post on pairs,See Need help onPick 3 pairs thats the type of observationsand findings I'm after.Separate and group the pairs for better anticipation.Linking the sums and pairs still problem.I know thatthe combining the day nite data to findthe 3 most overdue sum works.But you haveto have the right pairs and play both day nite.For at least 3-4 day,

Reply #13

CalifDude — Fri, 09 Apr 2004 19:36:18 GMT

Somehow I missed the post by Phyllis and the response by Clipper. Clipper has already addressed most of what Phyllis had to say, but I want to add that when someone says you can't compare one state to another, that is wrong of course. I was told that I could not compare California with Texas before because California uses computers and Texas uses ping pong balls. I proved that wrong! The stats were almost exactly the same for the two states! So that argument does not hold up. My method wor... [ More ]

Reply #12

Clipper — Fri, 09 Apr 2004 19:27:08 GMT

I agree Dude! Just like if you start out with a good foundation to build a house you will have a good house . If it's a bad foundation you will continue to have problems. In Pick 3, the good foundation is to have a understanding of the 10 digits and what is more likely to play then not...especially if you are going to aim for the EXACT.I think one of the reasons people try to use mathematical equations to determine combinations is simply for the fact numbers are involved . Is probably... [ More ]

Reply #11

CalifDude — Fri, 09 Apr 2004 19:15:51 GMT

Exactly! I know you have been trying real hard and modifying your system as you learn more. I don't think any one system or method is the best. We need to combine or at least use different methods as the situation dictates.

Reply #10

Blackapple — Fri, 09 Apr 2004 17:51:20 GMT

CalifDude My maps are mainly displayed forpattern detection.Trial runningas many as I can,until I gauge fromit what I need to know.All I use ispencil ,paper ,past results and creativity.That's my M.O. I am having fun.Primarily I post here to pick up tips andideas.Everything start from a idea.I do'nt want the bread, I want to learn how tomake the bread. How to get a hit moreimportant than the hitting right now.If the above are mistakes then I am learningfrom them.Have to do what works for yo... [ More ]

Reply #9

Clipper — Fri, 09 Apr 2004 17:44:14 GMT

Now...onto what I really came back to this post to mention....CalifDude: As previously stated I dont usually play Evening game here in Texas however I do keep the statistics. Should have consulted that Combined Database after last nights game (which I didnt before determining what to play Midday) because I would have seen the indication of a Sum Total 0-10 and probably a PURE game coming for Midday :(The 226 that did play has a Sum Total of 10 and is considered a PURE (All Even). Just from a

Reply #8

Clipper — Fri, 09 Apr 2004 17:25:49 GMT

Let's try this one more time.....been bumped twice before could finish lolTo begin with Phyllis - I wasnt attacking BlackApple....simply stating the FACTS.I've tracked numbers now for 10 years and have maintained about 40 different charts in the process of tracking numbers. Up until a year ago I maintained all of those 40 charts by hand. One of the first things I did was to pick apart the 1000 exact combinations to learn the makeup and realized how many more 3 different digit combinations th... [ More ]

Reply #7

Phyllis — Fri, 09 Apr 2004 16:48:03 GMT

EXCUSE ME,Why are you attacking Blackapple. What works in one state does not always work in another. If you find a system that works for you by almeans use it. Don't attack someone because they find a system that works for them and is willing to share that information. Please don't start an argument here. If I read your resonse wrong, forgive me...but Blackapple has been very helpful in sharing what he knows with others. We all know that the lottery is hard to beat and we apply what system... [ More ]

Reply #6

CalifDude — Fri, 09 Apr 2004 16:41:23 GMT

Clipper..you're right on as usual!! Yes, I have been using the position of the numbers instead of the actual number. What I mean by that is my method uses the numbers in the order they have been called. For instance, for tonight's Texas draw: 26453-98710. I have noticed something but haven't used it until lately. Someone also pointed this out, but most people didn't understand what he/she was saying. I have the positions numbered 12345-67890. It is uncanny how many times the number tha... [ More ]

Reply #5

Clipper — Fri, 09 Apr 2004 16:25:47 GMT

Your Welcome Dude. One of the first things I did nearly 10 years ago when I first started tracking Pick 3 was to pick apart the 1000 exacts to get an idea of their makeup. This is why I say if you have a thorough understanding of the makeup of the 1000 EXACTS then you eliminate to determinate what the EXACT is going to be.Without such understanding, I feel, you are really stabbing in the dark or pulling numbers out of the air. Besides having a thorough understanding of the makeup of t... [ More ]

Reply #4

CalifDude — Fri, 09 Apr 2004 15:41:33 GMT

Thank you Clipper. Great stats. You have provided great stats in the past and you did it again. Thank you. I have found over the years that when I think I have discovered something about the lottery, it is just the way it is mathmatically!! No mysteries really, and your posts prove it. Thank you again for taking the time. I wish I could figure out the Vtracs. I have tracked them for a long time in California and have more stats than I know what to do with, but I have not found anyway t... [ More ]

Reply #3

Clipper — Fri, 09 Apr 2004 13:57:31 GMT

Actually 2 E/1O will play about the same amount of time 2 O/1E will play because there are 500 exacts of exact.CalifDude is correct in there are 220 unique combinations which only 120 of them are 3 different digits. The other 100 are Doubles and Triples. With 3 different digits more likely to hit then Doubles each time you are starting out with 120 possible 3 digit sets. Twenty of those sets are PURES...meaning either All Even or All Odd.this takes you down to 100 unique ....half lean towa... [ More ]

Reply #2

lottaloot — Fri, 09 Apr 2004 13:41:33 GMT

Score one for CalifdudeYour move Blackapple

Reply #1

CalifDude — Fri, 09 Apr 2004 06:16:33 GMT

I have proved the 0, 1, 8, 9 to be a falicy. The pairs are interesting, but as usual, when you post you include so many possible numbers and for a long time, like a week. Of course, you are not the only one that does that sort of thing. I see a few people that post over 80 numbers for all states for the week or even a month. And people even say way to go when one of the numbers comes in!! There are only 220 unique numbers, so the more combos someone posts the better the odds. Then say th... [ More ]

A little of what I know

Blackapple — Fri, 09 Apr 2004 05:34:57 GMT

These are my observations up this point.I am far from finished because everyday comes a new way to view them. .Numbers form clusters or pairsUnderstanding and obtaining infoon pairs is basic.Find the pairs,follow the pairs that's half thebattle.Find the hottest and coldest digits to make pairs.Then watch sporadic numbers jump out on both ends of thisscale.Sedertree once saidthat the most active digits were 0,1,8,9.What evernumber is seen frequent with 0,1,8,9 or just simply attaching hot coldnu... [ More ]