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• adobea78

  

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  Simulating the pool means following the premise of the game, the clue is ' the digit replacement' and the 'payout'. DC and PA pays $420,$850 respectively for a $ box bet, Ga payout is different. Do you think prediction for P5 is harder  than P4 and P3 considering statistical combinatorial? If you consider the pool, P3 and P4 has more variability than P5, then P5 is manageable . Lets test this with ' digit replacement' in mind.

  PA 5> EVE draws only

  at, Jun 25, 2016	8-3-5-2-8Prize Payouts
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  Fri, Jun 10, 2016	0-8-5-7-9Prize Payouts
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  Mon, Jun 6, 2016	7-7-0-9-9Prize Payouts
  Sun, Jun 5, 2016	2-1-0-3-3Prize Payouts
  Sat, Jun 4, 2016	8-9-5-8-5Prize Payouts
  Fri, Jun 3, 2016	2-0-1-7-1Prize Payouts
  Thu, Jun 2, 2016	8-6-1-0-0Prize Payouts
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  Tue, May 31, 2016	6-9-6-9-3Prize Payouts
  Mon, May 30, 2016	0-1-6-0-8Prize Payouts
  Sun, May 29, 2016	0-8-5-7-8Prize Payouts
  Sat, May 28, 2016	5-0-8-0-8Prize Payouts
  Fri, May 27, 2016	8-0-0-5-9Prize Payouts
  Thu, May 26, 2016	5-8-6-4-6Prize Payouts
  Wed, May 25, 2016	3-6-0-8-0Prize Payouts
  Tue, May 24, 2016	0-4-5-2-2Prize Payouts
  Mon, May 23, 2016	3-7-7-4-9Prize Payouts
  Sun, May 22, 2016	5-2-1-0-1Prize Payouts
  Sat, May 21, 2016	1-7-8-2-4Prize Payouts
  Fri, May 20, 2016	4-2-9-1-6Prize Payouts
  Thu, May 19, 2016	8-5-9-6-8Prize Payouts
  Wed, May 18, 2016	7-0-9-6-6Prize Payouts
  Tue, May 17, 2016	8-2-9-0-6Prize Payouts

   The next pool is dependent on the sum of the first four digits of current draw

  draw                  next  pool                        hit

  82906               7451--390862               37749, 77245

  Clue> digit replacement, looking at the first four digits 7451, consider the format 6C₅ with digit repeat.

  The normal 6P₅  is 7776 picks, so why not trick format by considering 6C₅ without order (252 picks). The order is inherent with generated pool. Lets try the first 6 digits of the pool 745139, considering 7,7,4,4,5,1 ,

  my 252 picks becomes 6 picks > {4,4,5,7,7} {1,4,4,7,7} {1,4,5,7,7} {1,4,4,5,7}, let continue with rest;

  7,7,4,4,5,3>{4,4,5,7,7} {3,4,4,7,7} {3,4,5,7,7} {3,4,4,5,7}

  7,7,4,4,5,9>{4,4,5,7,7} {4,4,7,7,9} {4,5,7,7,9} {4,4,5,7,9}

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  .7,7,4,4.5,6>{4,4,5,7,7} {4,4,6,7,7} {4,5,6,7,7} {4,4,5,6,7}

   

   

  7,7,4,4,5,2>{4,4,5,7,7} {2,4,4,7,7} {2,4,5,7,7} {2,4,4,5,7}

  Total Pick>28

   you can start another set from 7,4,4,5,5 and add all remnant digits.

   

  draw              next pool

  70966        4592---138760

  consider 4,4,5,5,9  add remnant digits  > hit  55492, 

  consider 4,5,5,9,9  add remnant digits > hit 52293

  draw             next pool

  85968         4026---739518

  consider   4,4,0,0,2   add remnant digits> h

  consider 4,0,0,2,2 add remnant digits> hit  {0,0,2,2,4} {0,0,2,4,5} {0,2,2,4,5} {0,0,2,2,5}

  RECAP>

  1/ Simulating the pool using a parameter will 'map' the next pool.

  2/ First four digits of generated pool is frequency-based, hence 'digit replacement' is inherent.

  3/ Trick the format 6C₅  from 7776 picks to at least 56 picks with note 2.

   This thread will predict P5 for PA and DC  only,  I did it with $50k prediction for PA 2 years ago, stay tuned!

  NB> I am not going to discuss simulation process, the clue is already given.
• adobea78

  

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  Quote: Originally posted by adobea78 on Jun 26, 2016

  Simulating the pool means following the premise of the game, the clue is ' the digit replacement' and the 'payout'. DC and PA pays $420,$850 respectively for a $ box bet, Ga payout is different. Do you think prediction for P5 is harder  than P4 and P3 considering statistical combinatorial? If you consider the pool, P3 and P4 has more variability than P5, then P5 is manageable . Lets test this with ' digit replacement' in mind.

  PA 5> EVE draws only

  at, Jun 25, 2016	8-3-5-2-8Prize Payouts
  Fri, Jun 24, 2016	5-2-2-9-3Prize Payouts
  Thu, Jun 23, 2016	4-3-8-0-7Prize Payouts
  Wed, Jun 22, 2016	6-0-9-2-0Prize Payouts
  Tue, Jun 21, 2016	2-8-2-2-2Prize Payouts
  Mon, Jun 20, 2016	1-6-6-9-5Prize Payouts
  Sun, Jun 19, 2016	1-2-8-1-4Prize Payouts
  Sat, Jun 18, 2016	2-2-6-6-7Prize Payouts
  Fri, Jun 17, 2016	8-5-6-6-4Prize Payouts
  Thu, Jun 16, 2016	2-9-6-0-4Prize Payouts
  Wed, Jun 15, 2016	7-7-2-4-5Prize Payouts
  Tue, Jun 14, 2016	5-5-4-9-2Prize Payouts
  Mon, Jun 13, 2016	4-4-6-9-6Prize Payouts
  Sun, Jun 12, 2016	6-6-3-6-4Prize Payouts
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  Tue, Jun 7, 2016	9-0-3-5-4Prize Payouts
  Mon, Jun 6, 2016	7-7-0-9-9Prize Payouts
  Sun, Jun 5, 2016	2-1-0-3-3Prize Payouts
  Sat, Jun 4, 2016	8-9-5-8-5Prize Payouts
  Fri, Jun 3, 2016	2-0-1-7-1Prize Payouts
  Thu, Jun 2, 2016	8-6-1-0-0Prize Payouts
  Wed, Jun 1, 2016	3-3-6-8-0Prize Payouts
  Tue, May 31, 2016	6-9-6-9-3Prize Payouts
  Mon, May 30, 2016	0-1-6-0-8Prize Payouts
  Sun, May 29, 2016	0-8-5-7-8Prize Payouts
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  Fri, May 27, 2016	8-0-0-5-9Prize Payouts
  Thu, May 26, 2016	5-8-6-4-6Prize Payouts
  Wed, May 25, 2016	3-6-0-8-0Prize Payouts
  Tue, May 24, 2016	0-4-5-2-2Prize Payouts
  Mon, May 23, 2016	3-7-7-4-9Prize Payouts
  Sun, May 22, 2016	5-2-1-0-1Prize Payouts
  Sat, May 21, 2016	1-7-8-2-4Prize Payouts
  Fri, May 20, 2016	4-2-9-1-6Prize Payouts
  Thu, May 19, 2016	8-5-9-6-8Prize Payouts
  Wed, May 18, 2016	7-0-9-6-6Prize Payouts
  Tue, May 17, 2016	8-2-9-0-6Prize Payouts

   The next pool is dependent on the sum of the first four digits of current draw

  draw                  next  pool                        hit

  82906               7451--390862               37749, 77245

  Clue> digit replacement, looking at the first four digits 7451, consider the format 6C₅ with digit repeat.

  The normal 6P₅  is 7776 picks, so why not trick format by considering 6C₅ without order (252 picks). The order is inherent with generated pool. Lets try the first 6 digits of the pool 745139, considering 7,7,4,4,5,1 ,

  my 252 picks becomes 6 picks > {4,4,5,7,7} {1,4,4,7,7} {1,4,5,7,7} {1,4,4,5,7}, let continue with rest;

  7,7,4,4,5,3>{4,4,5,7,7} {3,4,4,7,7} {3,4,5,7,7} {3,4,4,5,7}

  7,7,4,4,5,9>{4,4,5,7,7} {4,4,7,7,9} {4,5,7,7,9} {4,4,5,7,9}

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  .7,7,4,4.5,6>{4,4,5,7,7} {4,4,6,7,7} {4,5,6,7,7} {4,4,5,6,7}

   

   

  7,7,4,4,5,2>{4,4,5,7,7} {2,4,4,7,7} {2,4,5,7,7} {2,4,4,5,7}

  Total Pick>28

   you can start another set from 7,4,4,5,5 and add all remnant digits.

   

  draw              next pool

  70966        4592---138760

  consider 4,4,5,5,9  add remnant digits  > hit  55492, 

  consider 4,5,5,9,9  add remnant digits > hit 52293

  draw             next pool

  85968         4026---739518

  consider   4,4,0,0,2   add remnant digits> h

  consider 4,0,0,2,2 add remnant digits> hit  {0,0,2,2,4} {0,0,2,4,5} {0,2,2,4,5} {0,0,2,2,5}

  RECAP>

  1/ Simulating the pool using a parameter will 'map' the next pool.

  2/ First four digits of generated pool is frequency-based, hence 'digit replacement' is inherent.

  3/ Trick the format 6C₅  from 7776 picks to at least 56 picks with note 2.

   This thread will predict P5 for PA and DC  only,  I did it with $50k prediction for PA 2 years ago, stay tuned!

  NB> I am not going to discuss simulation process, the clue is already given.

  PA> eve draws only for split bet

  {3,3,4,4,9} {0,3,3,4,4} {0,3,3,4,9} {0,3,4,4,9}

  {3,3,4,4,9} {2,3,3,4,4} {2,3,3,4,9} {2,3,4,4,9}

  {3,3,4,4,9} {3,3,4,4,7} {3,3,4,7,9} {3,4,4,7,9}

  {3,3,4,4,9} {3,3,4,4,5} {3,3,4,5,9} {3,4,4,5,9}

  {3,4,4,9,9} {0,3,4,4,9} {0,3,4,9,9} {0,4,4,9,9}

  {3,4,4,9,9} {2,3,4,4,9} {2,3,4,9,9} {2,4,4,9,9}

  {3,4,4,9,9} {3,4,4,7,9} {3,4,7,9,9} {4,4,7,9,9}

  {3,4,4,9,9} {3,4,4,5,9} {3,4,5,9,9} {4,4,5,9,9}

  NB> 20 draws is within prize threshold.
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  Quote: Originally posted by adobea78 on Jun 26, 2016

  PA> eve draws only for split bet

  {3,3,4,4,9} {0,3,3,4,4} {0,3,3,4,9} {0,3,4,4,9}

  {3,3,4,4,9} {2,3,3,4,4} {2,3,3,4,9} {2,3,4,4,9}

  {3,3,4,4,9} {3,3,4,4,7} {3,3,4,7,9} {3,4,4,7,9}

  {3,3,4,4,9} {3,3,4,4,5} {3,3,4,5,9} {3,4,4,5,9}

  {3,4,4,9,9} {0,3,4,4,9} {0,3,4,9,9} {0,4,4,9,9}

  {3,4,4,9,9} {2,3,4,4,9} {2,3,4,9,9} {2,4,4,9,9}

  {3,4,4,9,9} {3,4,4,7,9} {3,4,7,9,9} {4,4,7,9,9}

  {3,4,4,9,9} {3,4,4,5,9} {3,4,5,9,9} {4,4,5,9,9}

  NB> 20 draws is within prize threshold.

  DC 5> eve draws for split bet

  {2,2,5,5,7} {2,2,4,5,5} {2,2,4,5,7} {2,4,5,5,7}

  {2,2,5,5,7} {0,2,2,5,5} {0,2,2,5,7} {0,2,5,5,7}

  {2,2,5,5,7} {1,2,2,5,5} {1,2,2,5,7} {1,2,5,5,7}

  {2,2,5,5,7} {2,2,5,5,6} {2,2,5,6,7} {2,5,5,6,7}

  {2,5,5,7,7} {2,4,5,5,7} {2,4,5,7,7} {4,5,5,7,7}

  {2,5,5,7,7} {0,2,5,5,7} {0,2,5,7,7} {0,5,5,7,7}

  {2,5,5,7,7} {1,2,5,5,7} {1,2,5,7,7} {1,5,5,7,7}

  {2,5,5,7,7} {2,5,5,6,7} {2,5,6,7,7} {5,5,6,7,7}
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  Quote: Originally posted by adobea78 on Jun 26, 2016

  DC 5> eve draws for split bet

  {2,2,5,5,7} {2,2,4,5,5} {2,2,4,5,7} {2,4,5,5,7}

  {2,2,5,5,7} {0,2,2,5,5} {0,2,2,5,7} {0,2,5,5,7}

  {2,2,5,5,7} {1,2,2,5,5} {1,2,2,5,7} {1,2,5,5,7}

  {2,2,5,5,7} {2,2,5,5,6} {2,2,5,6,7} {2,5,5,6,7}

  {2,5,5,7,7} {2,4,5,5,7} {2,4,5,7,7} {4,5,5,7,7}

  {2,5,5,7,7} {0,2,5,5,7} {0,2,5,7,7} {0,5,5,7,7}

  {2,5,5,7,7} {1,2,5,5,7} {1,2,5,7,7} {1,5,5,7,7}

  {2,5,5,7,7} {2,5,5,6,7} {2,5,6,7,7} {5,5,6,7,7}

  DC>71557  (15577)> $1,700 per a $ box bet

  Let's see close misses from date 6/26:

  Date        prediction                                                  Actual

  7/1      22557,22457 ,02257,22567                           52273

  7/3       12577                                                         27178

  7/10    12255                                                          15552
• gailharris68

  

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  Quote: Originally posted by adobea78 on Jun 26, 2016

  PA> eve draws only for split bet

  {3,3,4,4,9} {0,3,3,4,4} {0,3,3,4,9} {0,3,4,4,9}

  {3,3,4,4,9} {2,3,3,4,4} {2,3,3,4,9} {2,3,4,4,9}

  {3,3,4,4,9} {3,3,4,4,7} {3,3,4,7,9} {3,4,4,7,9}

  {3,3,4,4,9} {3,3,4,4,5} {3,3,4,5,9} {3,4,4,5,9}

  {3,4,4,9,9} {0,3,4,4,9} {0,3,4,9,9} {0,4,4,9,9}

  {3,4,4,9,9} {2,3,4,4,9} {2,3,4,9,9} {2,4,4,9,9}

  {3,4,4,9,9} {3,4,4,7,9} {3,4,7,9,9} {4,4,7,9,9}

  {3,4,4,9,9} {3,4,4,5,9} {3,4,5,9,9} {4,4,5,9,9}

  NB> 20 draws is within prize threshold.

  Adobea78, I have been looking over this post since August 1st when FL implemented the pick 5.  I cannot understand how the first 4 digits 7491 was used.  I see that the last part of the string is all other numbers besides 7451 however I cannot for the life of me see how the 7451 was derived from the sum of the first 4 digits of the last pick 5. 

  I know you manage many threads, but when you get a moment can you please attempt to explain it to me in simpler terms.  I really want to learn. Thanks for any help you can provide. 

  
  Blessings, gail

  If you always do what you've always done, then you'll always get what you always have gotten.  Change your thoughts, Change your life.