Defining Hot or Cold

Reply #7

ProfessorChaos — Thu, 03 Mar 2016 23:18:54 GMT

200 gives the best picture in my opinion.

Reply #6

ProfessorChaos — Thu, 03 Mar 2016 23:15:41 GMT

A cold number would have 1 hit in 90 games. A hot number would have 10x as many hits in 90 games.

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SergeM — Wed, 03 Feb 2016 21:56:29 GMT

I dumped terms like hot, cold, mirror, v-trac, smart pick, pyramid ... and so on.

Reply #4

Tialuvslotto — Wed, 03 Feb 2016 12:29:06 GMT

I use two methods: 7 game frequency and 30 game frequency, but I have seen mention of other methods, such as 14 game or 60 game frequency. Here in Texas 24 games would give 1 week's worth of draws. I think it is best to try some out and see which ones seem most meaningful to you.

7 games is interesting, because it tells you what is hot and cold RIGHT NOW! Also, I mentioned on another thread, if a digit gives a zero on this measure there is a good chance (73%) that it will not hit in the next... [ More ]

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grwurston — Wed, 03 Feb 2016 01:02:19 GMT

Try this. Click on results in the blue bar. Daily numbers games. Your state. Your game. Drawing statistcs. Once you are in drawing statistics, if you click on anything in blue type under the drawing date range it will change the order.

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AllenB — Wed, 03 Feb 2016 00:08:31 GMT

The 10 Game Base is the same but you go farther by ranking the most recent hits Higher. Do you use only Hot/Cold?

I ran a little test of both Ca. and Ontario Daily 4 for 100 Games. Turns out that a number not picked in the last 10 draws hits about 35%-37%. A number that has hit 1 time 35%-39%. A number hitting 2 times 20% Numbers hitting 3 or more times 4%-9

Reply #1

LottoFan2016 — Tue, 02 Feb 2016 21:47:08 GMT

For Pick 3 or Pick 4, I look at each ball position separately (ball 1, 2, 3, 4). For each position, if a number hasn't hit in the last 10 games I put it in the Cold category. The 3 numbers that have hit the most in the last 10 games, I put in the Hot category. The Hot numbers are then arranged by first how many times they hit, and then by how recently they hit in the last 10 games. For example, if 1 number hit 3 times, and 3 numbers hit 2 times, then my Hot numbers would be: 1. The number that h... [ More ]

Defining Hot or Cold

AllenB — Tue, 02 Feb 2016 19:45:52 GMT

I just searched the Archives on the Topic of Hot and Cold numbers. I found references to software programs that use them. I did not find (missed) a definition of what makes a number hot or cold. I now it's hits; but, over how many games?

I am using the 10 previous games because that is the minimum number of games it would take for all numbers to hit. A number is Cold if it has not hit, Warm if it hits 1, Hot if it hits 3 and Sizzling if it hits 3 or more times.

I am not saying this is the... [ More ]