Hey all. OK, I've been working (again) on the basis of 'the DATE' giving the 'algorithm' or math equation to give the DRAW numbers. I had worked on Daily 4 Texas draws, but found something and went back to Pick 3. So, I've been practicing with this method and it's starting to come together. It works if two key items are decided by You/Me = the direction the addition goes on each draw (so far, for every consecutive draw, it goes in reverse, etc) and how to add the moves with the stop-start number. So, Morning on Saturday March 7 was L > R with the Draw results = 3-1-1. For every Morn Draw, the starting (key item #2) point is the first number in 03-07-2015. In this case it would be the "0" in 03. This is a strange finding, but so far, it has been right on - or close (my mistakes, but finding out where I strayed off path).
So, going L > R, there are some key points that I've established previously that still work, as in values for the zeros. Starting fresh in a morning draw, the first zero would =0, and if you think of the Month-Day-Year as three segments divided with the "-", then this helps make more sense. So, first number starts on the 03.
0=0 and how many moves? Two. Because, there are two digit spaces in segment. So, keep in mind two moves, L>R.
0 + 3 = 3, that was first number. Now, the next thing you want to do, to find the next number - draw a line down your page and get something like this:
0 + 3 =3. This uses the zero as a 0, and after it is established, this zero becomes a 1 or if it adds back to it and another segment-zero is a 1, then it is a 2. Only if the addition comes to it and counts it, but since the zero has been used, then next use of it is a 1, added to the 3. So, 1+3|3 with three moves added.
1+3|3 + 07 + 201. You are moving THREE moves on solid numbers, but also counting the 03 as a stopping point AND a starting point(03=1+3), so you stopped on 3 and restarted on 3 to move three numbers, adding the 3 *but NOT part of the next three moves. From 3, the next three numbers are o7-2o1, however for the zeros, a value is assigned by segment (more later on this), so zero has been established, now the o7 is 17 and the 2o1, the zero here is 231. Moving 3 numbers ends on 1. I'm finding IF the first segment establishes zero, then the "1" moves to the next segment having a zero. With this, the 'year' segment retains the 3rd zero or it's always a "3". I haven't found it to NOT be a 3 yet. So, always a 3, 2315. However, the first two segments will change once the zero has been used ONCE! So, by using the 1+3 for 03 and 1+7 for 07, when adding returns to the first segment (03), that zero is now a "2", so 03 is 23. This is used in finding the last number of the Pick 3. I'm waiting to see if it is automatically a "1" when the day-segment starts with a 2 or 3.
So, you would get this: 1+3|3+1+7+2+3+1, 4|3 =7 then+1+7+2+3+1 = 21. You will find the 2nd number as 1, last number in 21. This will make more sense as you do it more times.
Next. So, 3-1 are the first two numbers, how to find the 3rd number? Well, it stopped on 1 OR, in the placement 2315, 23,15, in a TEN value position. So, to setup:
1+10| with 10 moves, counting ALL numbers as they have been established, so you will have the 10 or 1+10| with 10 added moves. stopped on 1, start on 1 then move 10 added moves to the starting number -
1+10|1+5+2+3+1+7+2+3+1+5 = 41, and the 3rd number is the last number of 41, 1. You have 3-1-1. Why the 1+10 before starting AGAIN on 1? Because, it works by adding the stop+start, THEN moving and adding the X amount of numbers. After each draw, the starting numbers moves to the NEXT number in the line and goes the OPPOSITE direction, using the same technique as in the Morn draw, but on the 3 of 03, R>L.
I'm working on a couple of things to see if the starting direction is an every-other-day, odd-even, or other determiner of direction. I figure both directions if I don't know for sure, but, if I know the last day's direction, it seems to always go the other way, but I want to be certain this is right.
Again, this is what I've come across and thought I'd throw it out there and see if anyone has experienced this or seen it before. Of course, there is more work, but later I'll show the other 3 draws for last Saturday - I was right on one draw, but missed the other two (my mistakes). I don't know how to write this as a math equation, but maybe someone knows how.? The main thing is not forgetting to put down the stop-start number BEFORE resuming to add the moves to that. The whole thing misses if that isn't first, so I draw a dividing line and put it behind, then add it to the x amount of moves to be added.
Also, it may be coincidence or not, but with the Eve and Night draw, one thing changed - instead of the last number being THE number, it was the sum of the added moves, so 21, instead of 1, it was a 3. So it might have been anyway, but, I'm going back and trying to establish more concrete info. Again, this is early and needs more testing, but as with any method, practice will flush out how valid it is. Or, how well it works. GL,
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