Divide and win (Conquer) filtering.

Reply #20

melbrown425 — Fri, 03 Feb 2006 12:16:02 GMT

Thank you, Lantern, for all of your advice on this subject. I don't blame you for taking a break!

Good luck all the same and take care.

Regards, Mel

Reply #19

LANTERN — Fri, 03 Feb 2006 08:57:18 GMT

Take a look at the new and past draws of all the states and pick from 2 to 6 of them, the ones that seem to work better and more often with whatever system(s) you use, and play online from 1 to 3 states at a time, maybe both draws, pick the 1 to 3 states out of the 6 that seem to be working better with your system at the time of your playing and change states if you have to as often as you have to, play only those states that favor your system best at a particular time.

If your system works b... [ More ]

Reply #18

LANTERN — Fri, 03 Feb 2006 08:44:37 GMT

Mel.

What ever you use, should be based perhaps on a daily study of the numbers as they come out, the past draws and their statistics.

I myself am not playing any lottery games at this time and haven't for quite a long while, I am taken a very long break from everything lottery.

If you are interested in lottery filters, there are some lottery programs' demos that you can download and try, read their help files and try them out.

I have posted many posts on filters, maybe mostly here o... [ More ]

Reply #17

melbrown425 — Fri, 03 Feb 2006 02:46:38 GMT

Hello, Lantern:

First off, thank you very much for posting the lessons that you have already posted on this system. For someone like me who is still a novice in this field, it is very helpful to learn new tricks.

I did not even know about filters until I started reading your posts. I was still stuck on trying to learn the vtrac system, and even that to me is still a little confusing.

Good luck to you and all on this system. Thanks again for all of your hard work.

Regards, Mel... [ More ]

Reply #16

LANTERN — Tue, 31 Jan 2006 07:58:58 GMT

Honey Bee and SnakeEyes

Thank you very much, but just the same, I had more than enough of my own filters posts.

There won't be any more, at least for quite a while. Most people most have had enough of them by nowalso. Besides I have told more than enough about them filters, even if some people don't think so, a few people might never learn how to use them maybe (?), but there is nothing that I can do about that, my posts have been simple and straight enough, or at least I think so, it is j... [ More ]

Reply #15

Snakeyes — Mon, 30 Jan 2006 04:27:29 GMT

I am also questioning my motives for making all of this posts, boredom perhaps, Maybe I am trying to prove something ? I need to find something else to do, I need to put a stop to all of this, once and for all, but for good, it is senseless, I guess I am crazy. Nonsense! Perhaps many people look at your post and become lost. Perhaps some will catch on and work with your filtering system. Above all else, your posts regarding filters serve a very good purpose; it provides an avenue to document you... [ More ]

Reply #14

honey bee — Mon, 30 Jan 2006 03:31:37 GMT

Thanks LANTERN

Reply #13

LANTERN — Fri, 27 Jan 2006 07:55:30 GMT

Perhaps people just need to find their own ways and this is a waste of time.I am also questioning my motives for making all of this posts, boredom perhaps, Maybe I am trying to prove something ? I need to find something else to do, I need to put a stop to all of this, once and for all, but for good, it is senseless, I guess I am crazy.Anyhow, what I had been doing and anybody else can also do, is use filter patterns from particular past draws as filters, include patterns and or exclude patterns,... [ More ]

Reply #12

LANTERN — Thu, 26 Jan 2006 20:01:59 GMT

There is more to come, but this is all for today. You might be wondering what software to use for filtering, by hand you can do some filtering, but it is better to use, software, online and or offline, Todd's Deflate 3 and 4 can do some filtering, Crunch 2 (3) and Crunch can do some also, then there are other programs out there.Perhaps, little by little as time goes by, Todd will update his Deflate 3 and 4 Number Reduction Systems, to include very many more filters (My filters). Also his Inspect... [ More ]

Reply #11

LANTERN — Thu, 26 Jan 2006 19:43:41 GMT

I have posted this before many times, it is a chart of my best 80 singles boxed combos.The numbers are to be used of course only as a source of combos, same as the 120 boxed singles would be, to be filtered down to the proper size.Sums. LDRs=Last Digit of Sums. Roots21 489 579 ....................320 389 479 569 578 ............219 289 379 469 478 568 ........118 279 369 378 459 468 ........917 269 278 359 368 458 467 ....816 178 259 268 349 358 367 457 715 168 249 258 267 348 357 ....614 158... [ More ]

Reply #10

LANTERN — Thu, 26 Jan 2006 19:22:02 GMT

Another, maybe more risky and advanced boxed general purpose filter profile that I used was:Filter out BoxedPairs:Last3PairsOfLastDrawFilter out AbbrSums: (LDRs) Last2DrawsOnlyFilter out Sums:3rd,4thLastDrawsOnlyFilter out Roots:Last2DrawsOnly Use as KeyNumbers:Last5Digits Filter out LineWidth:Last2DrawsOptional, But very risky:Filter out EvenOddNumbers EEE,OOOFilter out HighLowNumbers HHH,LLLUse what ever parts work best at a particular time for a particular state and or modify the filter profi... [ More ]

Reply #9

LANTERN — Thu, 26 Jan 2006 18:59:21 GMT

At 1 time this was my general basic (General purpose) boxed filter profile: Mostly for Texas.Filter out:Roots:LastDrawOnlyAbbrSums:LastDrawOnly (AbbrSums is the same as LDRs, just a different name, such as Short Sums also)Sums:2ndLastDrawOnlyKeyNumbers:Last5DigitsBoxedPairs:All3PairsOfLastDrawLineWidth:Last2DrawsOnly (Line width is the Difference from Lowest to Highest digits of a lottery number)They would not be the only filters, but the starting general purpose Dynamic filters.To be used alo... [ More ]

Reply #8

LANTERN — Thu, 26 Jan 2006 18:34:39 GMT

I can show you many filters , but that does not mean that you should use all of them all of the time, use only the minimum needed to reduce the combos just enough to an amount that you can afford to play.Let me give again some basic pick 3 info:1000 straight numbers of which 10 like 444 are triples, 270 like 229 are doubles or matched numbers, 720 like 194 are singles or unmatched numbers.220 boxed numbers of which 10 are triples, 90 are doubles and 120 are singles.Many people play mostly boxed

Reply #7

LANTERN — Thu, 26 Jan 2006 08:56:22 GMT

3rd filter is a very minor filter as you can see, very often the last 2 draws have no more than maybe 2 digits from the next draw or from the winning number so you can box wheel them for box filtering and get either 4, 10 or 20 single boxed combos that you can filter out from your source of combos.You will of course need a wheel that wheels single pick 3 digits into combos, boxed and or straight.Understood ?It is so very hard to remember all of my legion of filters, it has been so very many mont... [ More ]

Reply #6

LANTERN — Thu, 26 Jan 2006 08:44:55 GMT

2nd filter, PAIRS, by position straight and by any position or boxed, it is possible that often or a certain part of the time pairs of a given number of past draws straight and or boxed can be filtered out from our source of combos, because such pairs won't repeat or come out again for a number of past draws, a certain percent of them will repeat after so many draws and other percent of them won't repeat, it depends on the number of past draws used or filtered out.To get the statistics of straig... [ More ]

Reply #5

LANTERN — Thu, 26 Jan 2006 08:24:38 GMT

Let us take a look at the chart.The pick 3 numbers such as 199 and 677 don't repeat right away on the very next draw, this means that there most be a number of past draws that can be filtered out straight and or boxed from our source of pick 3 combos, that is 1 of the filters, the straight and or boxed past draws filter. For straight filtering you can filter very many more past draws than you can for boxed filtering.It is a matter of statistics of per... [ More ]

Reply #4

LANTERN — Thu, 26 Jan 2006 08:09:50 GMT

ccbrownYou are welcomed.First of all, boxed filtering.I have not done any filtering in a very long time, so now it is amost as if I was just beginning all over again.Most of my past filtering was boxed not straight and was done mostly on the 220 boxed numbers, but sometimes on the 120 boxed singles and other times on my 80 best boxed singles, I had also at times filtered numbers predicted by lottery programs and people like Libra Dave's numbers.I predicted using a source of pick 3 numbers, I fil... [ More ]

Reply #3

ccbrown33 — Thu, 26 Jan 2006 03:59:27 GMT

Thanks Lantern.....

Reply #2

LANTERN — Wed, 25 Jan 2006 20:20:33 GMT

I mostly do filtering by observation of a few past draws, but first I look at a good size sample of past draws such as these 30 or so.You must learn how the filters' patterns behave most of the time at a particular Past Draws' Time Segment .That segment should be the newest, like the past month's worth of draws or so.These should be done with the Midday draws then with the Evening draws and last with both combined.It should be done with every state in which you are going to play.This is all for... [ More ]

Reply #1

LANTERN — Wed, 25 Jan 2006 20:06:13 GMT

As you can see, I have the actual numbers on the left and next to them on the right I have the boxed versions from lowest to highest digits.Then is the sums then the LDRs, then the roots, then the straight digits difference of the 3 pairs (Lth,Rth and Sides), then the digits difference of the 3 pairs of the boxed combos, then the straight High-Low patterns, then the straight Even-Odd patterns, then the Lowest-Middle-Higher pattern of the straight combos, then the High-Low pattern of the boxed co... [ More ]

Divide and win (Conquer) filtering.

LANTERN — Wed, 25 Jan 2006 19:51:22 GMT

I will after all do the class, but might be a little more restricted than what I was going to give, but still good enough anyway and maybe better for beginners.S=Sum, LDR=LastDigitRoot, R=Root,SDIF=StraightDifference,BDIF=BoxedDifference,SHL=StraightHigh-Low,SEO=StraightEven-Odd,LMH=LowMiddleHigh,BHL=BoxedHigh-Low,BEO=BoxedEven-Odd,M=Mostly, L=Left, R=Right, S=Side STR=StraightTexasMid.S.LDR.R.SDif..BDIF..SHL.SEO.LMH.BHL.BEO.M.................L R S-L R S5-7-2 257 14 4 5 2 5 3-3 2 5 HHL OOE MHL L... [ More ]