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Reply #17

dr san — Wed, 12 Sep 2012 21:47:15 GMT

Hello, mathh, the 27 groups will work, if seen in the vertical position of each pick3,

Example = if the letter was defenid0 = L = 3,4,5 then we have, for the 1st position, simply hit the letter pivot, turning the 3 positions of pick3, a position becomes reference, but having set the position

The correct position is impressendivel because it seems that whenever a group repeats the position, see

Reply #16

dr san — Wed, 12 Sep 2012 20:28:07 GMT

Hello. Laker, I'm trying to find a loophole (path) to hit with a reduction after Statistics EACH upright position, you can see a better chance

Look at an example. After 15 draws, see which group this late, especially the central strip chart's greatest output if your system can ate'usar pairs to find the group, and then play a 5-8 draw, right

Reply #15

lakerben — Wed, 12 Sep 2012 16:56:51 GMT

Without a program or illustrations the subject is a mute point. Are you using this idea on actual drawings or just something to pass the time of day

Reply #14

dr san — Wed, 12 Sep 2012 16:40:23 GMT

Hello, laker this system is similar to the graph of the sums, you can take the digit or pair repeats and look for this group where the digit or pair repeats, understand

Reply #13

lakerben — Wed, 12 Sep 2012 16:27:38 GMT

In Nm the p3 has repeat pairs that hits consistantly over the last 10 draws. So, 1000 draws and graphs would be not usefull.

Reply #12

dr san — Wed, 12 Sep 2012 16:07:12 GMT

Hello laker and mathh is easy vertical, eg =

465

234

222

1st position 422, is looking vertically each position, as to the range of 10 lottery draw, it seems best to analyze and groups in late 1000 or more

Example 10 in this sweepstakes late last group M LH understand, then you can

Cruising with graphic sums that have this forum with the chart of the 27 groups

Reply #11

lakerben — Wed, 12 Sep 2012 15:17:34 GMT

DR San may be refering to vertical positions as :

4 5 6

2 3 4

2 2 2 This would be the vertical difference or absolute value between the last draw example 456 and the previous 234 draw. This is the way I use the vertical difference in some of my systems . As far as the groups 20,30 etc., he may be grouping them in groups of ten. I'm a little lost in translation myself. The end result or usage is a mystery to me.

Reply #10

dr san — Wed, 12 Sep 2012 13:01:52 GMT

Hello, vertical 1 or 1st position 478 589 623 753 159 In pick3 have 3 or 3 vertical positions, when analyzing whether a vertical part of the last Raffle and rises, it needs to see paw patterns of letters, Mathh, one could also use the graph of the sums, qie is similar to the 3 groups, For after crossing between the graphic and the sums of groups

Reply #9

mathhead — Wed, 12 Sep 2012 07:20:45 GMT

I would like to help, but I really cannot understand you. What does see 10.20 in the 30 pairings mean? What do you mean by vertical position ? And what 30 pairings are you referring to?

Remember: concrete examples breach the language barrier.

For Pick3 of the numbers 0 to 9, there are 45 pairings altogether -- COMBIN(10,2).

But I do notice that among the 27 LHM groups, 12 have more permutations than the others -- specifically 36 permutations. Those 432 triads (12*36) comprise 60% of the... [ More ]

Reply #8

dr san — Wed, 12 Sep 2012 04:12:21 GMT

Hello math, fanstastico, very good job, good calculation of the probabilities of the 27 groups It is where most combinations, the sample group (6,7,8,9) has combined with another probabidades more, because of the greater number of combinations, very good your macro, Now you can do so within the 27 groups see 10.20 in the 30 pairings (small intervals sweepstakes works best) then among the 27 groups the groups average hot and cold, and late, each of the vertical position, since the goal see patter... [ More ]

Reply #7

mathhead — Wed, 12 Sep 2012 03:50:23 GMT

With this and your follow-up postings, you did a job of clarifying what you are doing. Unfortunately, there is still one very important detail that is unclear to me.

Your original question was how to do some things in Excel. So at this point, I would like to refer you to an uploaded Excel file that might clarify my comments below. But I am still just a new member , and the draconian rules of this forum do not permit me to post a URL or even an email address to contact me directly.

I will d... [ More ]

Reply #6

lakerben — Wed, 12 Sep 2012 00:38:26 GMT

So you want a complete list for each group? It looks to me that you want permutations for a mixture of your groups medium,tall, tall.

378

389

379

478

479

489

etc.

Reply #5

dr san — Tue, 11 Sep 2012 23:44:06 GMT

Hello, mathheard these permutations 27-30, covering 100% in any lottery?

So the advantage is that you can see the default font for position, eg

If the 1st position of the prediction for pick 3 L (naming the last post)

Then we have the 1st position 3,4,5, because the groups were divided so H (0,1,2) L (3,4,5)

M (6,7,8,9

Reply #4

dr san — Tue, 11 Sep 2012 23:26:30 GMT

Hello example florida 951 = turning into letters (standards) = MLH

Converting 951 in MLH (groups) last post, the advantage and can see patterns in vertical positions in the list of sweepstakes, this list of letters you can see the hot, medium and cold and late (groups of letters) then just convert the digits of each group

Reply #3

dr san — Tue, 11 Sep 2012 23:10:42 GMT

Hello, mathheard, changed course in the previous post the letters representing the three groups

Must have a system that low of 120 to 30 to 27 (reduction) is these permutations without repetitions I need, ie patterns are more or less likely to come out in the draws, so we have set the standard of 3 letters, the digits are or not in,

Objective and see patterns reduced to three groups each number,

Reply #2

dr san — Tue, 11 Sep 2012 23:05:09 GMT

hello mathheard It is for a pick3 Lotto that draws one ball from numbers 0-9, replaces it, draws another, replaces it and draws one final ball.

The code splits the numbers 0-9 for each group of A,B C into three groups for low, medium and high numbers.

--A--- --B--- --C--- ---D--- 1 H L M Total 2 3/10 3/10 4/10 1 3 4 Ball1 Ball2 Ball3 Prob 5 L L L 2.7% 6 L L M 3.6% 7 L L H 2.7% 8 L M L 3.6% 9 L M M 4.8% 10 L M H 3.6% 11 L H L 2.7% 12 L H M 3.6% 13 L H H 2.7% 14 M L L 3.6% 15 M L M 4.8% 16

Reply #1

mathhead — Tue, 11 Sep 2012 21:30:14 GMT

I can never quite understand you. In part, it is due to your difficulty with English. Too bad I don't speak Portuguese (or whatever your native language is). But in part, I suspect you are using terms which have special meaning to people who are more familiar with the so-called systems that are discussed in these forums.

In Excel, the number of __combinations__ (no repeats, and ignoring order) of 0 to 9 taken 3 at a time is computed with the formula =COMBIN(10,3). That returns 120.

And the... [ More ]

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dr san — Tue, 11 Sep 2012 20:36:32 GMT

Hello, help excel in the next split into 3 groups the digits 0-9

Low (b) mean (m) tall (a)

0,1,2 3,4,5,6 7,8,9

How permutaloes are possible without repetition?

Bma

Mma ...... should take about 30 permutations, someone help

Example of pick3 = 478 maa

How many permutations are possible, should give about 30 permutations