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Quote: Originally posted by LottoBoner on Jan 28, 2013
The system is simple. Its 0 1 2 3 4 at its most simplistic. Visualized within two dimensions. By several different variables.
I noticed you are already aware of this from some of your posts which i have read.
It is more of a system for Jackpot games as opposed to pick 3 and pick 4
Yes. The 3 and 4 wouldn't have much use for it because of the constant repeats, but the larger games, now that's a different story. This could be exactly what they need. I also noticed with the youtube link there was a Fibonacci video on the other choices. I've seen some really good things testing with that also. It, used correctly can do some major damage to the process of elimination. I mean some major damage.
I've been dabbling with it, yes. That 0 can wreak some havock, that's for sure. It's transparent, but strong.
Let me do some thinking on this for a bit and see if i can add anything to it. The ideas are flooding right now.
Don't wanna just jump right in and hijcak or anything, and won't, but may have an idea that could go along with this.
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Quote: Originally posted by Greenfox on Jan 28, 2013
Yes. The 3 and 4 wouldn't have much use for it because of the constant repeats, but the larger games, now that's a different story. This could be exactly what they need. I also noticed with the youtube link there was a Fibonacci video on the other choices. I've seen some really good things testing with that also. It, used correctly can do some major damage to the process of elimination. I mean some major damage.
I've been dabbling with it, yes. That 0 can wreak some havock, that's for sure. It's transparent, but strong.
Let me do some thinking on this for a bit and see if i can add anything to it. The ideas are flooding right now.
Don't wanna just jump right in and hijcak or anything, and won't, but may have an idea that could go along with this.
Yes I know the feeling about too many ideas flooding in. Too many ideas can often get in the way of a good workout or a good win.
But I am willing to take a tackle at your game also. (Pick five/six) with simpest theories first.
Feel free to jump in. My enthusiasm often waxes and wanes, but I always try to get back on the horse.
What is great is that this method of visualizing random really can break down the odds in the "larger more ominous games".
Which can invariably lead to confidence in wheeling. Which is a larger budget type approach. Or rather a more agressive type betting approach.
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If you hijack my thread, I will get chuck norris and the delta force after you.
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Quote: Originally posted by LottoBoner on Jan 28, 2013
Yes I know the feeling about too many ideas flooding in. Too many ideas can often get in the way of a good workout or a good win.
But I am willing to take a tackle at your game also. (Pick five/six) with simpest theories first.
Feel free to jump in. My enthusiasm often waxes and wanes, but I always try to get back on the horse.
What is great is that this method of visualizing random really can break down the odds in the "larger more ominous games".
Which can invariably lead to confidence in wheeling. Which is a larger budget type approach. Or rather a more agressive type betting approach.
P.S.
If you hijack my thread, I will get chuck norris and the delta force after you.
I actually have more data on the PB. This with the 3 and 4 just kinda grabbed me back in and i ran with it to where i am now. What I'm doing with the 3 and 4 actually rooted off my PB work.
Same here man. It's taxing when you throw away a decent size win over a stupid insight. And with the way my brain functions at times, with over load, it makes it hard to stay focused.
But on to the subject at hand,,,,
With the spacing, instead of distance in the numbers, you see what is actually going on. On the inside. To win at these games it's going to have to be disected, torn apart and examined to see how it works. Then you put it back together as you see it. That's what I've been working on with the 3 and it just turned into the 4. But the spacing, i think will allow that to be done.
With the 5 and larger games where you have the double digits, breaking them down into their natural state also helps. Their whole number state. And that's where the 0 comes into effect and does it's thing. When you break them down into singular formation, it kind of cuts down the pressure of having all those double digits. I look at it like going up against an army. If your up against 59 or however many in the draw, then 10 looks like a whole lot better odds to go against. The doubles all come from the singles. With the PB, I've noticed that a lot of times they are actually the same number that hits per draw. Sometimes not, but a lot of times the same. It's usually when that 0 comes into effect that it just looks like they are different.
Have you thought about setting it up with like three sheets in excel? Maybe one for subtraced sums, one for added sums, and one for the numbers themselves? Something to that effect.
The wheeling, I've never done. Never thought to try it. If I'm working on it, or anything else, i have to break it down and see how i works. That could just be me. But that's where that Fib. comes into play. What if i told you there was a way to use it that could actually pin point a number? I've been to busy with the 3 and 4 trying to figure it out, because of whatever reason that it stays on my brain, but have seen that it is more than very possible to use the Fib. to do that. Just playing around with it the other night and used it to pick the last two numbers in the cash 5 here. Without any wheeling or second guesing.
I've been craving to see that movie. Don't know why. Just haven't seen it in a while.
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@fox, yes i will probably have to start a new excel spreadsheet for this experiment. Something simpler.
I already have a huge spreadsheet, but its not macro enabled, and i am not sure if it can be enabled at this point.
It would be easier to build from ground up. Your idea about breaking down the double digits is interesting and could be incorporated somehow. At least after the first two dimension have been categorized and broken down.
@ serge, i think that was real problem in australia with the bunnies, and no indigenous predators. (Or was that froggies that got out of control. Stay on topic. If you have a fibonacci sequence of 0 : 1 and are looking for phi ratio,
how do you deal with the first calculation of 1 divided by 0?
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Quote: Originally posted by LottoBoner on Jan 28, 2013
@fox, yes i will probably have to start a new excel spreadsheet for this experiment. Something simpler.
I already have a huge spreadsheet, but its not macro enabled, and i am not sure if it can be enabled at this point.
It would be easier to build from ground up. Your idea about breaking down the double digits is interesting and could be incorporated somehow. At least after the first two dimension have been categorized and broken down.
@ serge, i think that was real problem in australia with the bunnies, and no indigenous predators. (Or was that froggies that got out of control. Stay on topic. If you have a fibonacci sequence of 0 : 1 and are looking for phi ratio,
how do you deal with the first calculation of 1 divided by 0?
Where do you want to apply the golden ratio? A lotto ball is no couple of horny bunnies and a skip can't be 1.6.
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Quote: Originally posted by LottoBoner on Jan 29, 2013
If you take the numbers drawn. 1 2 18 36 38
and take the spacing between numbers you have 0 15 17 1
rearranged as 0 1 15 17
so we can find the ratio of these numbers as, TBD.
I will try it on paper first and post back the results.
Also I have to start my new spreadsheet, and maybe get some excel help.
Are those the just drawn numbers for there?
I don't know a whole lot about excel, but if there is something i can help with I'll try.
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From my other thread statistically speaking certain skip combinations occur more than others and certain skip occur together.
The core of the "phi" system is skip ZERO and skip ONE
A draw will have a predominance of a skip 0/1 mix over time. Of course it goes in streaks, and we are in one in NY.
So you can reduce your number sets if you are a wheeling aficionado.
Skip 0 numbers are the 1 2 18 36 38
The skip 1 numbers are 3 10 21 22 23
Also a phi approach would lead to a skip mix of 0 1 1 2 5, which has to be timed and backtested.
My personal feeling is that either the 1 18 or 38 will repeat, and that the skip one numbers will be either 3 10 or 21.
If you were doing a wheeling approach, then you have six numbers for your wheel already and would need to find approximately 9 more numbers to do an affordable wheel with good coverage.