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Quote: Originally posted by Tialuvslotto on Apr 4, 2014
No red flags necessary.
Data covers 365 days from July 1, 2012 thru June 30, 2013. Midday and Evening draws combined. 202 doubles. 730 draws. 27.6%
Isn't that a beautiful stat Tialuvslotto?
27% doubles after 2 years worth of stats and we still end up with the Expected Math averages...........27%. You have to love it !
Almost perfect. It's almost always that way for all of the games here.
That's what keeps us hanging around right? It's just too bad we can't ever put all of our weight on them all of the time. That's the advantage of "Cut off Rules" ...right?
We have to set our strategy playing limits and stick to them otherwise we're toasted ! LOL
The only real failure .....is the failure to try.
Luck is a very rare thing....... Odds not so much.
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Just like clockwork!
There is considerable variation over a shorter time frame, though -- I call it the 'doubles cycle'. I track doubles in the last 15 games and that statistic ranges, in my data, from 0% to 66.6%, generally from 13.3% (2 doubles in 15 games) to 46.6% (7 doubles in 15 games). When I see the low statistic I know a run of doubles is coming and when the percentage gets up in the high 40's or low 50's I know to expect fewer doubles in the next week.
My cut-off for doubles following another double is 3 games, and I would start to play doubles after they have been missing for 12 games.
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Quote: Originally posted by Tialuvslotto on Apr 5, 2014
Just like clockwork!
There is considerable variation over a shorter time frame, though -- I call it the 'doubles cycle'. I track doubles in the last 15 games and that statistic ranges, in my data, from 0% to 66.6%, generally from 13.3% (2 doubles in 15 games) to 46.6% (7 doubles in 15 games). When I see the low statistic I know a run of doubles is coming and when the percentage gets up in the high 40's or low 50's I know to expect fewer doubles in the next week.
My cut-off for doubles following another double is 3 games, and I would start to play doubles after they have been missing for 12 games.
My cut-off for doubles following another double is 3 games,
I would say this graph of the last 365 draws for each state verifies your strategy as being very sound.
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Well, in my game only 6 streaks of no doubles went 12 games or more, and 4 of those hit at 12 games so 4/6 = 67%. But, not many chances to play with this choice.