Has any one tried this with pick 3??

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SergeM — Tue, 05 Mar 2013 14:24:10 GMT

How much do you pay your strawberries? 2.99 or 3.00

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SergeM — Tue, 05 Mar 2013 13:13:30 GMT

Bayes does not work. Some numbers don't come up in 1000 drawings and others come out more often. So Bayes should be understood as average, ... . Blabla ... .

For one break even bet you could play 499 bets straight. Boxed is for pussies.

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JosephusMinimus — Mon, 04 Mar 2013 01:22:41 GMT

Lottologix: I've never tried it, but after reading your post I pulled up my EXCEL database to do some back testing using the method as I understand your post. I tried it out on random selections of all the Pick 3 lotteries in the US, only using data from the past year.

Nothing scientific in what I did, and backtesting certainly doesn't give reliable answers, but if you believe there's any value to seeing how the method would have performed on a substantial assortment of other lotteries in the... [ More ]

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Big Hitter — Sun, 03 Mar 2013 19:54:28 GMT

I my expierence, playing the skip then hit method has not been lucrative. I used to do somthing similar to what you describe with the 220 box combinations (and the 715 box combinations for Pick 4). I didn't make enough money for the effort I expended tracking and testing. I now only track the individual digits in Pick 3 (and Pick 4) and look to select so called 'hot' digits with 1 (and only 1) 'cold' digit. My definition of a cold digit is: a digit that has not shown up in 10 consecutive draws... [ More ]

Has any one tried this with pick 3??

lottologix — Sun, 03 Mar 2013 19:39:38 GMT

Hello,

I am new to Lottery Post, and have alot of interest in the lottery. At one time I only used a program called Lotto Buster until it disappeared from the internet, and I lost my licence key after a cold install of winderz. Since then (several years ago) I have been working with spreadsheets on my own since most of the software out there does not look at the pick 3 / 4 the same way I have learned to from the Lotto Logix articles and others avaliable on the web. I learned a bit over the y... [ More ]