Using the CRUNCH - 220 Draws Method

Reply #36

BobP — Sat, 26 Jun 2004 05:19:45 GMT

Quote: Originally posted by LANTERN on June 18, 2004MikeKAs good as you are you seem to have no idea of the true potential of the CRUNCH and how it can be made much better, I have used it several times lately, after not using it at all before and it has greater potential than you know and of course it can be made infinitely better, in certain particular ways, it's too bad that I can't say how without giving away the secrets.I've had a primitive dos program doing somewhat similar to what the Cr... [ More ]

Reply #35

mglsr — Sat, 26 Jun 2004 04:03:28 GMT

always interested in examples MikeK

Reply #34

MikeK — Sat, 26 Jun 2004 03:54:59 GMT

Ron mentioned the WILD WHEEL 3 in connection with the CRUNCH, which brought a few additoanl questions up thorugh PM.Here a bit more about it: The CRUNCH was initially designed to compare the results of diffrent predictions and systems. That was my major idea.You take the results from systems such as MasterMind 3 and WildWheel 3 and others and put those results into the input field of the CRUNCH.The CRUNJCH then shows you in the high Priorities which numbers were selected the most. Those might be... [ More ]

Reply #33

MikeK — Thu, 24 Jun 2004 13:31:44 GMT

Thanks, Ro

Reply #32

paymenow — Thu, 24 Jun 2004 08:30:54 GMT

Hell, Everyone,It took me awhile to get back. I think partly because I kept clicking on the link in my e-mail and it kept taking me to a blank page for some reason. Anyway, as I reading through some of the comments about The Crunch and some of the methods used, I must say that I have to agree with what Mike is doing right now. Also, I think that the biggest thing is for most people, is that they absolutely must do their own homework on the game that they are playing. I do think that now, after... [ More ]

Reply #31

Webmaster L — Thu, 24 Jun 2004 00:20:04 GMT

Thanks for the reply on Ron Mike.And Ron if you are reading this . . . [and of course you should be] you have drawn a lot of new momentum towards Mike K's winning software.let's keep the momentum going in other states and when you tell us what threads you are posting under we will following your methods to the WINNING ZONE!Webmaster LeRoy

Reply #30

Webmaster L — Thu, 24 Jun 2004 00:14:38 GMT

Ron,On behalf of EVERYONE at lottery postWe welcome your methods as we continue to THANK Mike K for creating such a program.With your Successful input we can all apply the various methods within our states.Webmaster LeRoyPS: And it can't be said enough THANKS FOR YOU TIME AND consideration

Reply #29

MikeK — Wed, 23 Jun 2004 15:28:14 GMT

Ron,Thanks for your message and for stepping in.I must have missed it while answering LeRoy's message. Many are eager to know more about your ways of selecting numbers using the CRUNCH. So feel free to elborate.the CRUNCH allows very many approaches. It was designed to be open. There is always more than one way to get to the expected results.I am posting my recent methods in different threads to show some of the functionality of the system and the methods I see as promising.Good Luck to you, Ron... [ More ]

Reply #28

MikeK — Mon, 21 Jun 2004 16:20:10 GMT

LeRoy,New CRUNCH and CRUNCH 4: There will be some internal Lottery Group announcements coming out shortly with the plans and versions of new releases and updates. Members do have a say in the priorities. Staty tuned for that!I do not know whether Ron is on this forum. I do not think so, but I do not know. He is using the CRUNCH for more than a month now, and send me updates with winning tickets that are obviously CRUNCH numbers you can see that by comparing all numbers on the winning ticket.Once... [ More ]

Reply #27

paymenow — Mon, 21 Jun 2004 16:09:44 GMT

Hello, Mike,Wow! I really had no idea that my winning results and tickets would be posted all over the internet or on this web site. Anyway, I guess that I should be flattered, and at the very least, I am quite impressed. It seems that many of your followers have a lot of questions about using The Crunch and how to best win with it. I do think that you are indeed the expert here since you designed the system anyway. Now, as I was browsing through the archives and the website, I noticed that y... [ More ]

Reply #26

Webmaster L — Mon, 21 Jun 2004 15:48:40 GMT

What handle does Ron post under?We at the lottery post would love to hear his insight on the crunch and his tips.Webmaster leRoy

Reply #25

Webmaster L — Mon, 21 Jun 2004 15:47:36 GMT

Mike K,What's this talk about a new version of the Crunch?Many of us are just getting this one down as far as usage goes. Who would've thought you got robbed you are a busy beaver in terms of cranking out systems.Any thoughts of creating the crunch for the pick 4, or the mastermind for the pick 4I love the pick 4 games with its high payout and using your tools makes the payouts SWEETWebmaster LeRoy

Reply #24

MikeK — Mon, 21 Jun 2004 04:04:40 GMT

Exactly Right, LanternI think I would call it something like abbreviated sum . But then when you have the 0-27 filters you can of course create all of these 10-column things by using this converter.Good Luck

Reply #23

LANTERN — Mon, 21 Jun 2004 03:43:10 GMT

About the 10-column ( single ) sum Conversion.It's just another alternative similar filter, like the 0 to 9 sum root chart, it does not replace the 0 to 27 sums, it just another alternative for those who prefer to use it, instead of the others, or you can use both, one for some past draw(s) and another for other(s), one chart does not replace the other, they complement each other, or at one particular time you might want to use one of them and at another time the other, it all depends on the par... [ More ]

Reply #22

UCI1 — Mon, 21 Jun 2004 03:23:24 GMT

Hey Mike, ICU1 when using the CRUNCH, are you using past drawing history from midday and evening drawings or just from one of the drawings

Reply #21

MikeK — Sun, 20 Jun 2004 18:16:14 GMT

Impressively enough after Friday's winning tickets in Missouri here Saturday's Winning CRUNCH Ticket:GOOD LUCK

Reply #20

MikeK — Sat, 19 Jun 2004 15:48:35 GMT

Answering a PM Question.I was asked why the Crunch is not using the 10-column sum rather than 0 to 27. I did not know about the 10-column sum, but found it in an older Win D post.Apparently you can reduce reduce the number further by using all sums and - correct me if I am wrong the conversion from 10-column sums to normal sums seems relatively easy and should look like this:10-column ( single ) sum Conversion Single SumSums00,10,2011,11,2122,12,2233,13,2344,14,2455,15,2566,16,2677,17,2788,18... [ More ]

Reply #19

MikeK — Sat, 19 Jun 2004 13:24:54 GMT

mglsr,There are certainly some interesting ideas involved (and quite a few tickets!).The tickets show a few of yesterday's Missouri 984 hits.Calif,That is an interesting chart. I might be interesting to evaluate that further. I have to look into that. Singles (6-Way), Doubles (3-Way), and Triples (1-Way) might have to be separated to get a clean list.Good Luck

Reply #18

CalifDude — Sat, 19 Jun 2004 05:01:21 GMT

I just checked the last 50 draws in California to see how many hits each draw had in the previous 220 draws. Here are my results:0 = 161 = 172 = 83 = 64 = 15 = 16 = 07 = 1Of course the pool of numbers is larger in the 0 and 1 hit groups. I don't want to try to figure it out, but it would be interesting to see what percentage each of those are to the number in the group. In other words, 3 hits in the last 220 draws is only 6 times, but how many possible numbers were there

Reply #17

mglsr — Sat, 19 Jun 2004 04:17:27 GMT

mike, i think we need to know the tips Ron uses; anyone hitting that many times in a row must be doing something a little different don't you think

Reply #16

MikeK — Sat, 19 Jun 2004 03:37:24 GMT

Win D,Almost understandable the translation. Dankeschoen and funny. It took me a while to get back online in the speed that I require for my business. The move to Las Vegas, even though not yet completely finished, took longer and was way more expensive than we anticipated.Here the bad story: Last week we found an apartment. Put half of the stuff in, Scanner, Printer, Keyboards, TV and so on and so on, went back to the Hotel/Casino for another Night of testing the Video/Slots 166% System that I

Reply #15

winsumloosesum — Sat, 19 Jun 2004 03:04:28 GMT

Hi MikeK,Could you explain Priority 5, 4, 3 and 2?Do the Priorities represent the number of times that combination appeared?I don't understand the numbers in parenthesis.Thanks,wsls

Reply #14

MikeK — Sat, 19 Jun 2004 02:46:22 GMT

Win D,It is actually /+B/Using the 220 Numebrs shown on TopExample:The Crunch PICK 3 Reduction SystemEntries: 220 /The same entries as before/+B/ /Plus all possible Boxed Numbers317 780 261 839 034 364 370 780 717 003 236 224 031 342 550 594 142 580 910 048 140 778 126 429 060 727 547 465 907 562 413 033 101 148 959 908 300 741 307 402 172 698 085 815 264 269 599 467 257 218 334 164 405 959 573 505 667 574 427 000 308 385 003 405 319 387 185 267 563 132 676 645 213 469 236 161 718 233 085 847 56... [ More ]

Reply #13

MikeK — Sat, 19 Jun 2004 02:31:22 GMT

But Win D,Thaks for your message and comments. I still have our conversations in mind certainly.It is very easy to create a not hit yet numbers list with the current Crunch.You just add /B+/ in front of your list and you will see all the ones that never hit as Priority one.Very easy.Good Luck

Reply #12

WIN D — Sat, 19 Jun 2004 01:55:45 GMT

Hello Mike ....glad to see your posts again. As you know I wanted to wait for the next version of the Crunch and promised you I would be first in line. Sure hope it will have the features we talked about as far as separating the last 365 draws . Will the new one go that deep ...or deeper? As far as the separate games data....you know the way I have always approached the game ...as separate draws. I liked the break down of the priority groups. ...but I noticed that it only goes down so far. It l... [ More ]

Reply #11

MikeK — Sat, 19 Jun 2004 01:26:21 GMT

LANTERN,Thanks for the comments. If it works for you, then the Crunch is the right tool.wsls,Congrats and thanks for trying it out. It was obviously worth it.And sure Crunch owners are getting the next version first as well.Until later and Good Luck,

Reply #10

winsumloosesum — Sat, 19 Jun 2004 00:41:29 GMT

The Crunch Picks a winner!!MikeK,It looks like you really got something good here.I used your idea and won PA Evening 9 1 7 straight from priority 1 picks.Thanks for you post.Will current owners of The Crunch be the first to download the new version??Thank you!!wsls

Reply #9

LANTERN — Fri, 18 Jun 2004 23:58:06 GMT

MikeK thank you, the crunch is a Pick 3 Key tool for some of the things that It can do, that none of the other pick 3 programs can do, but some of the others also have some of the other missing pieces (P34 Lotto, and Lottery Director), but yours THE CRUNCH does one of the two most important tasks that need to be done for the pick3, P34 Lotto does the other and of many of the less important or minor task, none of the programs do those, they have to be done by hand and therefore takes for... [ More ]

Reply #8

MikeK — Fri, 18 Jun 2004 23:30:19 GMT

Thanks, winsumloosesum, for your post here and your PM.I feel much better now being online again.LANTERN,The creator of a system is always excited to hear that I seem to have no idea of the true potential of his or her creation. That happened before in history and will happen again. Thanks a lot for your comments.But then as good as I am , you have not seen the current updated test version of The Crunch either. It will be released to the members of the Lottery System Development Group first.... [ More ]

Reply #7

Webmaster L — Fri, 18 Jun 2004 22:56:43 GMT

Lantern,That's why this forum SUCCEEDS where others [let's not call names now] have FAILEDWe share results, tips, methods, on what works and what does not.Webmaster LeRoyI said in the beginning the crunch was an excellent tool however, I don't want to forget the wild wheel 3 mastermind too

Reply #6

LANTERN — Fri, 18 Jun 2004 22:53:23 GMT

Lottery programs lack so many features, that I find that a person needs to use at least the following 3 programs The Crunch , Pick34 Lotto and Lottery Director and even then you don't get all the stuff that you really need, just about only 1/3, anything else you have to do by hand using wordpad or notepad or pen and paper, but what is a person to do if you don't know programming yourself

Reply #5

Webmaster L — Fri, 18 Jun 2004 22:19:00 GMT

Mike,On behalf of Webmaster LeRoy and the rest of lottery post what state is Ron playing the pick 3 in and is he playing evening or midday.ThanksWebmaster LeRoy

Reply #4

LANTERN — Fri, 18 Jun 2004 22:04:30 GMT

MikeKAs good as you are you seem to have no idea of the true potential of the CRUNCH and how it can be made much better, I have used it several times lately, after not using it at all before and it has greater potential than you know and of course it can be made infinitely better, in certain particular ways, it's too bad that I can't say how without giving away the secrets.

Reply #3

winsumloosesum — Fri, 18 Jun 2004 21:55:50 GMT

Hey Mike,Today's Midday results from all states versus your Priority 1 Picks from Georgia:BxTri State302 092 048 056 112 711 119BxOH152BxGA512 418STDE718 222 237BxDC832 923 443STSC863 496

Reply #2

MikeK — Fri, 18 Jun 2004 19:40:27 GMT

Thanks, beachcomber, for mentioning that the 512 was in there as 251 as well.Good Luck

Reply #1

beachcomber — Fri, 18 Jun 2004 19:28:01 GMT

MID DAY GEORGIA 512

Using the CRUNCH - 220 Draws Method

MikeK — Fri, 18 Jun 2004 18:17:24 GMT

Hi everyone,recently I was aksed for tips and tricks on how to successfully use the CRUNCH. There are so many options in that tool that users might be overwhelmed at first and surprised by what they can do with it. Many saw the success story in the Newsletter and last night s follow-up or the winning tickets in the PICK 3 forum.There are many ways of using the CRUNCH, and I want to start putting some of the ways on how to use the tool. I have to start somewhere and the first example is the 220... [ More ]