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• dr san

  

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  not try to predict positional digits of pick 3 and 4, but try to predict patterns 5/5. what would be the best camiho? the condition
  to hit the bet has hit the positional patterns!
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  hello,SUNGLASSES, the whole pattern of 5/5, according to odd / even Monel, inside out / low / high and mostly standards jumps horizontally and vertically combined, patterns sequences,
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  hello, patterns of frequency, cycle, repetitions and delays
    by position vertically, position by position.
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  No offense, but how much do you have to lose before you realize that what you suggest won't work, in my humble opinion, of course.
  Try converting integers to letters to form Alpha Signatures, or Patterns.
  Play the one(s) that have arrived more often in the past than the others.
  Divide integers into four groups by Decade.
  Break Decade into 3 groups.
  Make the plan dynamic by generating a Gap line.
  Then Add a Sum line to provide an alternate string for analysis.
  Evaluate the strings and use your intellect to choose 3 integers
  from each group.
  Wheel the 12 integers into 5 combinations using a commercial wheel.
  Hope for the best!
  Good luck!!
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  ok , thank  you bobby
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  Quote: Originally posted by bobby623 on Oct 21, 2016

  No offense, but how much do you have to lose before you realize that what you suggest won't work, in my humble opinion, of course.
  Try converting integers to letters to form Alpha Signatures, or Patterns.
  Play the one(s) that have arrived more often in the past than the others.
  Divide integers into four groups by Decade.
  Break Decade into 3 groups.
  Make the plan dynamic by generating a Gap line.
  Then Add a Sum line to provide an alternate string for analysis.
  Evaluate the strings and use your intellect to choose 3 integers
  from each group.
  Wheel the 12 integers into 5 combinations using a commercial wheel.
  Hope for the best!
  Good luck!!

  I would add track your results to see even if you lose a winner could have happened if you had more combinations using those same parameters.  It could be you are on to something but you may have to expand you budget to take advantage of it.

   * you don't need to buy every combination, just the winning ones * 

         
  
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  Quote: Originally posted by RJOh on Oct 21, 2016

  I would add track your results to see even if you lose a winner could have happened if you had more combinations using those same parameters.  It could be you are on to something but you may have to expand you budget to take advantage of it.

  Yes, more plays could produce more winners.
  However, I can't afford to spend 10, 20, 30 bucks per drawing, as some people do.
  My budget is $5 per draw, no matter what the outcome.
  BTW.
  I'm thinking about adding the Ohio pick 5 game to my ongoing experiment posted in the Pick 5 file.
  You might want check it out.
  I'm currently working on Missouri 5/39.
  
  https://www.lotterypost.com/thread/306892

  Bobby
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  I'm playing 5/60 i want to find how hard this can be

  
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  Quote: Originally posted by helpmewin on Oct 22, 2016

  I'm playing 5/60 i want to find how hard this can be

  The chance is only 1/9999999999999 NOT too bad!

  Or maybe it is:

  1/5,461,512 A piece of cake.

  It should not be hard if you are like Brainiac:

  

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  Quote: Originally posted by bobby623 on Oct 21, 2016

  Yes, more plays could produce more winners.
  However, I can't afford to spend 10, 20, 30 bucks per drawing, as some people do.
  My budget is $5 per draw, no matter what the outcome.
  BTW.
  I'm thinking about adding the Ohio pick 5 game to my ongoing experiment posted in the Pick 5 file.
  You might want check it out.
  I'm currently working on Missouri 5/39.
  
  https://www.lotterypost.com/thread/306892

  Bobby

  Now that RC5 jackpot is over $200K, I'm thinking about buying 5-10 lines until someone wins it.

   * you don't need to buy every combination, just the winning ones *