Modified; If you can pick one digit

Reply #5

LANTERN — Fri, 03 Jul 2009 06:37:57 GMT

Digits repeat by straight position from last to next draw 1/10th of the time average, so on 100 draws there will be 10 repeats by each straight position and about 30 repeats by all 3 straight positions.

This is because there are 10 possible digits from 0 to 9 by position and each digit has the same 1/10 % chance of being next to come out by straight position.

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By boxed position this should multiply I guess by 3 as there are 3 positions.

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Reply #4

Doug T — Fri, 03 Jul 2009 03:48:11 GMT

Try to remember that picking a winning combo isn't just about picking digits that will hit. Eliminating digits that WON'T hit is crucial as well. That's what this is geared towards okay. One of the three digits that came in last night won't hit tonight. Really, how often do two digits repeat? In my state, on average every 20 days or so. A three digit repeat, like I said earlier, two or three times a year? So what I'm saying is in your pool of digits that your trying to eliminate, make sure to in... [ More ]

Reply #3

Doug T — Fri, 03 Jul 2009 03:00:51 GMT

Okay. Let me clarify. This is a take-off of the, if you can pick one number (Digit) system. You pick one digit. However you do it is fine. For me, a number that is due, has a pattern established, or looks like it will come. Okay, now we have chosen one digit we think will hit. (If your any kind of pick 3 player you really should be able to pick one digit). That leaves us with 36 combo's. For me that's a little too many. So... how to narrow it down? Pick one digit that WON'T hit. There's a 99.9 p... [ More ]

Reply #2

pumpi76 — Thu, 02 Jul 2009 21:04:01 GMT

you gave me an idea but i don't know if this is what you are talking about...

Let me see...You say that 1 number repeats from the previous numbers, the the other 2 or 3 depending whether is pick3 or pick4 if is pick3 then 2 numbers will not repeat so that takes away 2 numbers leaving you with 8...I really don't understand...Which is a good idea...

what exactly do you mean

Reply #1

ZEN — Thu, 02 Jul 2009 20:57:09 GMT

Doug,

Please gave a working example?

Thanks,

ZEN

Modified; If you can pick one digit

Doug T — Thu, 02 Jul 2009 14:27:12 GMT

Hello friends. I don't know if this has been discussed before but I have been doing some work with this new technique and on paper have hit five out of seven times. This is for pick 3. I call it the one will one won't method. Basically you pick one digit to hit, and one digit not to hit. That knocks your combo's down to 28. You know one digit from the night before WON'T hit otherwise you would have an exact repeat. That narrows your choices of no hit numbers down to 3. Very good odds, especially... [ More ]