Now that I have some time off from work I can work with Expert Lotto Pro a little more.
I generate a a full package of combinations based on the lottery that I'm playing.
I then filter the combinations using the standard filters that fit the actual statistics based on past drawings. Filters such as odd/even, low/high, and sum.
I then go to the winning numbers history simulation and run the simulation giving me the sum value, the avg sum value, the sum difference, and the min/max sum values, then print this out for reference.
I the switch to the summary table to get a view of the past sums and differences before I use the winning numbers history filter. Look at each column o thru -10 and the simulations movement predictions to see if they match. The simulation may show a movement in one direction but the summary table will show the opposite. The simulation may show a probability of a sum value moving up but the sum average is actually lower than the actual sum and vise/versa.
I then go to the Winning Numbers History filter and enter my estimated sum value movements and run the filter which should produce an affordable amount of combinations for play.
If you have the beta version 734 of Expert Lotto Pro you can use the best ticket filter to lower the amount of combinations.
If anyone else has any tips, tricks, or hints on using Expert Lotto Pro, I would like to hear from you.
I have no affiliation with Expert Lotto Pro other than owning the program but I must say that the versatility of the program is amazing. You can create combination packages, save them and then create another one or more and compare them helping you find the best or worst combinations to play. The program has great potential.