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Good to hear from you, I tinkered a bit with the 5-75 and don't think it would be worth the trouble.
the run time is very long. The custom group tool when set to 4 numbers per group produces fewer
lines then the current version but you have 19 groups to work with. The maximum groups per draw
that can hit is 5 so there are 14 candidates to block which could take a big bite out of the 75 possible.
I upgraded DM to work with any matrix up to 100 numbers but I think it's a loosing cause. Since the
program is basically a full filtered wheel it has to generate all 17+ million lines each time it is ran. I have
looked into speeding up the code but I think I have already implemented every trick in the book.
I will tinker a little more with the code but the way it looks now I am leaning toward putting the big game
software out to pasture. I have been working on a new software for a few years now that will replace DM
which can tackle the 5-75 with no problem, a hand full of filters can reduce the 17 million to 10 to 15 lines.
I will most likely upload the latest version of DM which has a few added features but nothing big. It's not the
100 number version just a updated current version. DM is over 20 years old now and undergone many changes
but as far as the big games go it's very dated. Still works well on the smaller matrix such as a 5-40 and I may
at some point release a pick-5 version which includes all the US pick fives but don't hold your breath, it not a priority
for me since I am mostly working on the new software.
The pick-3 software is ready to go but I have reservations about releasing it to the public. It's possible that it could
end the P-3 / p-4 games. Pick any 3 digits to block and you win, I tried to dumb it down a bit but there seems to be
no in-between, Most of the program is very simple but the "Nuke" option is the dream button. I dumbed down the Auto-
filter option but it's still to dangerous unless I take out the nuke option which would ruin the program. This one will
most likely never leave the house.
RL