Why are midday and evening predictions eq

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Todd — Sun, 18 Jul 2004 20:35:19 GMT

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four4me — Sun, 18 Jul 2004 20:08:15 GMT

Orangeman it has nothing to do with laziness. It is possible for any number to hit in more than one state for any given drawing midday or evening. For me it's a time thing if I were inclined to post for each individual state a different set of numbers it would require me to spend almost every waking hour analyzing and posting. So since the server is set up the way it is I'll keep doing what works for me. If Todd changes the way we access the server to post numbers then I might try a different ap... [ More ]

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Lucky — Sun, 18 Jul 2004 20:05:15 GMT

Hey orangeman - Try combining all states drawings as one...Also check my predictions for Texas that I post daily - I combine the Midday and Evening results and the hits speak for themselves...(do a search and you will see the results)You should try not to judge members predictions until you try them yourself... Just because you don't think that it is possible doesn't mean it wont work...

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Rick G — Sun, 18 Jul 2004 19:49:53 GMT

Bertil,Many good points have been made in this thread. If one was to play his/her home state, I would highly recommend playing those straights that have not come in their state in that drawing(mid or eve), in the last 6 + years. Forget the rest and keep doubling your bets until the next time that opportunity comes around.Mid is different then eve, but I keep track of both as a single game. Same machines, same balls, same mathematics, etc. I track approximately 100 past draws.Forgot to me... [ More ]

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orangeman — Sun, 18 Jul 2004 19:17:47 GMT

Each state game is different and each drawing is different. There is no way to predict one state's day and evening drawing with the same 10 numbers. That is why I only work on one state, Texas, and post indivdual predictions for each drawing. Anything else intellectual laziness. People who come up with 10 numbers for all states and toot their horn like crazy when they stumble into a win are just broken clocks. Even a broken clock is right twice a day . . .Orangeman

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four4me — Sun, 18 Jul 2004 18:38:19 GMT

Bertil I'll try and explain I use the last 5 draws combined for pick3/4 games. I would like to post different numbers for midday and evening but the server doesn't accept all states numbers that way. Unless I post for each individual state in the Am then post picks for evening in the afternoon in each individual state. It would take up way too much of my time to do it this way. Sometimes when I just post for my home state I can find the time to do it twice a day.the predictions we post have noth... [ More ]

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Bertil — Sun, 18 Jul 2004 17:59:57 GMT

Quote: Originally posted by CalifDude on July 18, 2004If you are talking about the predictions page , the answer to your question is that the person predicting is putting in 10 numbers and selecting all states pick 3. The program then propagates the numbers for all draws. That's a lot!!! But that is what a lot of people do. You did not answer my question about what numbers serve as a basis for the predictions. Are they based on the last 5 of each midday and evening draws... [ More ]

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CalifDude — Sun, 18 Jul 2004 12:04:23 GMT

If you are talking about the predictions page , the answer to your question is that the person predicting is putting in 10 numbers and selecting all states pick 3. The program then propagates the numbers for all draws. That's a lot!!! But that is what a lot of people do.

Why are midday and evening predictions eq

Bertil — Sun, 18 Jul 2004 12:00:24 GMT

Can somebody please explain why every predictor picks the same numbers for midday and evening games, when the past results from each game are totally different?Is it because the draws are made with the same machine and thus the results are treated as a series of draws from one machine and the predictions are then based on a fixed number of last draws from both games? Bertil