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SergeM

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Jun 4, 2015, 10:56 am

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BOXED REPETITIONS DISTRIBUTION REFERENCE

REP. FREQ. R.F.

0 392490 0,3925

1 477900 0,4779

2 124470 0,1245

3 5140 0,0051

TOT. 1000000 1,0000

1000²=10⁶ cases
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Jun 8, 2015, 3:18 pm

Ok sergem, good job, can make the statistics of the frequency of repetition of the last to close, but in the position by position
example
459
165 repeated the digit 5 but not possible
Objective = see incendencia that when repeated, does not repeat in position
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Jun 8, 2015, 6:15 pm

STRAIGHT REPETITIONS

REP. FREQ. R.F.

0 729000 0,729

1 243000 0,243

2 27000 0,027

3 1000 0,001

TOT. 1000000 1,000
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Jun 8, 2015, 6:20 pm

I posted a thread about two years ago. The chance of a repetition straight for one specified digit is 1 out of 10.

For a specified position:

P(digit repeats)=0.1
P(digit does not repeat)=0.9

From here you can calculate further.
dr san

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Jun 8, 2015, 9:06 pm

Quote: Originally posted by SergeM on Jun 8, 2015
I posted a thread about two years ago. The chance of a repetition straight for one specified digit is 1 out of 10.

For a specified position:

P(digit repeats)=0.1
P(digit does not repeat)=0.9

From here you can calculate further.

Ok! perfect, congratulations, then at his study is no advantage to repeat the last to the next in position
So when will repeat the digits must not be in position. oK thank you
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Quote: Originally posted by dr san on Jun 8, 2015
Ok! perfect, congratulations, then at his study is no advantage to repeat the last to the next in position
So when will repeat the digits must not be in position. oK thank you

Boxed or straight?
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Jun 9, 2015, 10:59 am

A simple skip-chart might be a too shrunk representation. It may be better to use a skips-chart instead.

At Euromillions we have 2 out of 11 for the stars, name given to the bonus numbers. This is not pick 3 but I want to show the chart from my website as I can do similar for pick 3.

RED: HIT & REPEAT
[GREEN: HIT & LEAPFROG]
[BLUE: HIT]

TIME-LINE: DOWNWARDS

This reminds me my post from two years ago.
A simple skip-chart can trouble your mind.
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Jun 10, 2015, 6:41 am

Hello, sergem thy study showed that it can play to repeat the last draw
For the next, but should not be in the same vertical position, both pick 3,4,5, ...
That is, one can use these patterns as filter
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Jun 10, 2015, 7:31 am

Quote: Originally posted by SergeM on Jun 9, 2015
A simple skip-chart might be a too shrunk representation. It may be better to use a skips-chart instead.

At Euromillions we have 2 out of 11 for the stars, name given to the bonus numbers. This is not pick 3 but I want to show the chart from my website as I can do similar for pick 3.

RED: HIT & REPEAT
[GREEN: HIT & LEAPFROG]
[BLUE: HIT]

TIME-LINE: DOWNWARDS

This reminds me my post from two years ago.
A simple skip-chart can trouble your mind.

GOOD MORNING SERGEM,

PLEASE RE POST THIS.

BEST REGARDS

EAZY