Picks based on digit sum

Reply #5

puregenius — Sun, 04 May 2014 23:51:34 GMT

Thanks for the suggestion

Reply #4

adobea78 — Sun, 04 May 2014 13:25:10 GMT

If am reading right , the Sums becomes triggers for Pending prediction sets? The normal approach is tracking for DUE Sums and corresponding sets(Eg P3, P4) which can be stressful.You can start with Simulation of the filter(digit range 9-54), this simulation can be historical data or the POOL(5/39). Now you need to come up with a parameter to locate SETS for each Sum within the range 9-54, this approach should give maximum of FIVE SETS per SUM. A good read on Prediction points(sets) or Prediction... [ More ]

Reply #3

puregenius — Sat, 03 May 2014 19:07:55 GMT

The combination I posted has the digit sum at the end. It is not a 6 number combination it is a five number combination. I know what I would have to do. I have reduced all the draws to digits going back five years. I was just hoping there might be an easy way to figure it out with Excel or another program. California's Fantasy 5 has 576,000 possible combinations. The range of digit sums is 9-54. Obviously there are not 100,000 combinations for each digit sum.

Reply #2

onlymoney — Fri, 02 May 2014 02:58:21 GMT

If I did have to find a way with the combo you show, I'd have to reduce each number to it's sum. Example, the first number you show is 13. 1+3=4 (sum)

So the combo above in your quote, ( 13-15-22-28-34-31) would read as follows: 4-6-4-1-7-4.

Now, the next step is to do this with every draw. Write the new conversion numbers underneath the oldest like so, below, (I'll make up numbers to save time)

4-6-4-1-7-4

5-6-3-2-9-1

Keep doing this with at least 14 days of coversion data. Look... [ More ]

Reply #1

onlymoney — Fri, 02 May 2014 02:41:52 GMT

I tried thinking of ways possible using this idea you mention, but with the P-3 game years ago. But I soon realized with each sum, there were many combos associated with them, making it not viable in my book. I can't possibly imagine that when applied to JP games, oh lord !

lol..no thanks.

Picks based on digit sum

puregenius — Fri, 02 May 2014 02:34:38 GMT

I am thinking of making some California Fantasy 5 picks based on digit sum. What would be the fastest way to determine which combinations equal which sums.? Example: 13-15-22-28-34=31