if i want to remove pairs from the last draw which is better

Reply #10

CTNY — Thu, 19 Mar 2015 23:34:01 GMT

Well I've always looked at the Pick 4 as a Pick 3 with a Bonus Ball...similar to how Power Ball is played.

I don't separate my games. This is how I look at the game 84746373864645 instead of 847 4637 386 etc.

But for pair elimination I separate the games.

Reply #9

mikemmk1990 — Wed, 18 Mar 2015 21:45:33 GMT

I was wondering why you combine pairs for both the pick 3 and pick 4 in determining which ones to eliminate from the next draw. Or do you separate the games

Reply #8

mikemmk1990 — Tue, 17 Mar 2015 08:38:30 GMT

Thanks a lot for the examples MonEl I will look into pairs and study them more and double check using past 10 draws. I have already done a paper and pen workout backtest for both combined and same timing of draws (mid-mid/eve-eve). I noticed pair 04 hit three times like CTNY stated and have eliminated using it for the next draw for midday for 03/17. I did not notice that 57 hit 5 times this month so I can eliminate that as well for at least tomorrow since it hit recently. Thanks for the help as

Reply #7

CTNY — Tue, 17 Mar 2015 07:32:20 GMT

I'd use the very last draw.

Ex. MI 5740 broken down gives you. 57. 54. 50. 74. 70. 40

I would eliminate 57, seeing that it hit 5 times already.

It may hit again but I don't think it will tom.

04 hit 3 times already. Will it hit tom? I don't think so.

So basically I would just look at the frequency of the pairs to see which

ones have hit 3 to 4 times already with in a 7 day period and eliminate them.

Hope that helped.

Reply #6

MonEl — Tue, 17 Mar 2015 02:57:47 GMT

There are 100 pairs on each position and fewer boxed pairs, but boxed pairs have more filtering power than straight pairs.

But boxed pairs might have a higher chance of getting filters failures.

To start you might want to stud the pairs of from 50 or 60 past draws or at least no less than the pairs of the last 30 past draws, this is done at least at first so you can see how the pairs MOVE ROUND, both the straight and the boxed pairs.

Beware of filters failures.

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Reply #5

MonEl — Tue, 17 Mar 2015 02:48:13 GMT

You need to study all of those and see which of them seems to work best, but it is possible that at times one of them might work best than the other and then at other times the other way might work best, study both for a while using past draws and then see which is best for you.

But in time or with time things might keep on changing or maybe not.

Study the past draws.

Reply #4

MonEl — Tue, 17 Mar 2015 02:15:49 GMT

Tx is ONE HOUR before the time posted here at the Lottery Post

Tx is Central Time, LP is Eastern Time.

So all the predictions were made before the draws.

The very first time that I used Paurths' Lotsoft Freewheeler to make a pick 3 prediction with it, I used mostly PAIRS, but pairs were not the only thing that I used, anyhow PAIRS are so important that just take a look at the prediction, it was a pick 3 STRAIGHT prediction:

https://www.lotterypost.com/thread/134410/606727

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Reply #3

pavizlo$ — Tue, 17 Mar 2015 01:35:10 GMT

Since ONE of the following pairs hit 90% of time if double is not expected, you need to make sure the pair(s) you will use is among them. Here they are:

34 35 45 36 39 69

38 30 80 46 48 68

49 40 90 56 50 60

58 59 89 12 17 27

Reply #2

grwurston — Mon, 16 Mar 2015 23:49:04 GMT

Well, first you have to decide if you are going to track the same draws or combined draws. What kind of pairs are you looking to hit or avoid? Even, odd, consecutive, mirror or ghost? Are you willing to use a pair with a repeat # or not? I would avoid a 2 # repeat, if going same draws but that's just me. It also depends on what your state is currently doing.

Reply #1

emilyg — Mon, 16 Mar 2015 22:50:45 GMT

Good question. Anybody

if i want to remove pairs from the last draw which is better

mikemmk1990 — Mon, 16 Mar 2015 21:06:39 GMT

If I do not want to use pairs from the last draw which is better to look at? Pairs coming from the very last draw or pairs coming from the same timing of draw (like midday to midday or evening to evening)? I'm trying to get rid of pairs that won't show up the next draw.