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RL's - Pick 3 "FLIP" ProgramPrev TopicNext Topic
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this is what is working for me in Mi 4 digit plays for st had the 6324 str now this is new work out from the 6324 watch the lead digit 9 to hit in next 4 draws it only 10 sets with the 9 leading.
See what ever the last digit in the first slot is my key for the first spot i only play those sets
until the 9 hits first spot
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Ok i been doing some back runs first i deleted 10 draws from my slider file then click save. then reload the game you are working with and use the settings in the pic below. Click auto-tune and set the master slider to half of current value then run. The 10 lines produced i use as my slot picks. With these settings there was only 2 draws that missed having the winning str8 and the missed digit was in the 4th position both times.
Now the next thing is take your flipII and update your draw then do a screen capture of it. Now delete that draw and hit save then reload the game so it will reload to previous draw. Pull up your screen shot of the after update and compare the screen shot to the pre-draw. The reason for doing it that way is so you can see what flipped and what repeated so you can look at what would you have looked for to make the correct choices. Hope this makes sense and helps.
Get-er-done
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The Georgia Midday 02/03/18 to 02/10/18
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The slider-II has all that built in and can be viewed with a single click. The values are calculated as
though it was game-day, something I don't think can be done with the first slider without removing
draws from the data base. It also includes a scatter plot for master slide values which should help
narrow the choices down. The program is coming along but at a slow pace. I have 10 upper slides
and one lower power slide complete. This version is loaded with tons of tools but most of them are
eye candy. The program will stand or fail based on the ability to predict the master slide. As it is now
it looks like it's worth the effort but might a while before it's 100%. I have been testing setups which
for the most part is hitting the A-Tune then set the master slide and it produces all the 3-way 6-way
etc.. lines in or around 30 lines. I then hit the Box-filter option and it reduces to around 10 lines on
average. The box filter has been greatly improved and now keeps the Straights far more often then
before. Like I said it's all going to depend on the master slide and as of now I have not had much
success building a predictor for it. I had the idea that regression might help but not helping much. It
may always be a "Take your best shot" kinda deal. It will be nice however that we only have to focus
on one thing and for P-3 the range is not too bad.
RL
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JB
The slider-II has all that built in and can be viewed with a single click. The values are calculated as
though it was game-day, something I don't think can be done with the first slider without removing
draws from the data base. It also includes a scatter plot for master slide values which should help
narrow the choices down. The program is coming along but at a slow pace. I have 10 upper slides
and one lower power slide complete. This version is loaded with tons of tools but most of them are
eye candy. The program will stand or fail based on the ability to predict the master slide. As it is now
it looks like it's worth the effort but might a while before it's 100%. I have been testing setups which
for the most part is hitting the A-Tune then set the master slide and it produces all the 3-way 6-way
etc.. lines in or around 30 lines. I then hit the Box-filter option and it reduces to around 10 lines on
average. The box filter has been greatly improved and now keeps the Straights far more often then
before. Like I said it's all going to depend on the master slide and as of now I have not had much
success building a predictor for it. I had the idea that regression might help but not helping much. It
may always be a "Take your best shot" kinda deal. It will be nice however that we only have to focus
on one thing and for P-3 the range is not too bad.
RL
Hot dog, can't hardly wait.
Get-er-done
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JB
The slider-II has all that built in and can be viewed with a single click. The values are calculated as
though it was game-day, something I don't think can be done with the first slider without removing
draws from the data base. It also includes a scatter plot for master slide values which should help
narrow the choices down. The program is coming along but at a slow pace. I have 10 upper slides
and one lower power slide complete. This version is loaded with tons of tools but most of them are
eye candy. The program will stand or fail based on the ability to predict the master slide. As it is now
it looks like it's worth the effort but might a while before it's 100%. I have been testing setups which
for the most part is hitting the A-Tune then set the master slide and it produces all the 3-way 6-way
etc.. lines in or around 30 lines. I then hit the Box-filter option and it reduces to around 10 lines on
average. The box filter has been greatly improved and now keeps the Straights far more often then
before. Like I said it's all going to depend on the master slide and as of now I have not had much
success building a predictor for it. I had the idea that regression might help but not helping much. It
may always be a "Take your best shot" kinda deal. It will be nice however that we only have to focus
on one thing and for P-3 the range is not too bad.
RL
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Conditional formatting, Highlight cell rules, duplicate values Saves me a lot of looking. I keep learning.
