How to make a Linear (Logical) Formula intersect with a Random Event?

Reply #20

Cmoore50 — Sat, 02 Jan 2021 05:03:18 GMT

Check this out guys. Three two counts hit again tonight in the rolling cash five using my 19 to 20 draw data. When you look at each individual count, it's hard to pull the trigger on playing a triple, except for 13 and 15...24 and 47%. But if you total the hits for a 333 hitting when the count is 9 to 15...It adds up to 59 of 433=13.6%. Not the greatest. But a 33 hit is a nice little back up. Those add up to be 139 of 433=32%. So together the total is 198 of 433=45.7%. Now I still have to figure... [ More ]

Reply #19

Cmoore50 — Fri, 01 Jan 2021 19:25:37 GMT

I think it does keep me more in touch. I print out 5 or 6 pages of data every day. I look them over at work and fill in what's necessary. It keeps me involved. At the end of the day, I'll write a short summary of what came in and why. Some numbers have an explanation and many do not when your trying to justify it with your data. If something was obvious and I didn't play it. I'll make note. There's a whole stack of papers in the closet I'll look over occasionally to remind me of what I did or di... [ More ]

Reply #18

AllenB — Fri, 01 Jan 2021 16:22:45 GMT

I notice the pencil work in your process. Do you find it puts you more in touch with your Selections? I would tend to spend a lot of time getting excel to fill out the table and often wonder if I am losing touch with any inclination to guess correctly.

I get pretty close to the function of the pencil but it does not feel the same.

I am going to have to get a big format printer (being an engineer, I used to have access to a Large printer up to 48 wide in Color.) I have often thought about... [ More ]

Reply #17

Cmoore50 — Thu, 31 Dec 2020 04:07:16 GMT

Here's my worksheet I use before each draw. This was the sheet I used before tonight's (12-30)rolling cash five draw. I have to write in each number, percentage and skip line. I also fill in the pattern percentage boxes with other information. Let me explain this sheet. The first count is 0 to1. There's three numbers that are a zero count. 1, 23 and 4. Right now there percentages from turning a zero count to a one count is 18%, 16% and 8%. 1 is on skip line 27...23 is on skip line 24 and 4 is on... [ More ]

Reply #16

Stat$talker — Wed, 30 Dec 2020 04:47:18 GMT

Whaassup B 216?

Well, I only offered a lil insight into Cmoore50's results because he explained his circumstances somewhat in-depth..!

Yours, I imagine , would be different, so I wouldn't be able to comment without more input from you,..I'm a Statistician, not a Magician..so, I won't be pulling a rabbit outta a hat in the foreseeable future... but I predict, I will Cmoore50s in the near future...

But you ALL will soon come to revere the name Stat$talker ...

So?.. How are you making o... [ More ]

Reply #15

Mr-B 216 — Wed, 30 Dec 2020 02:40:54 GMT

...now had you picked 10 ?.. It would've picked somethinelse..!! trust me..

Then explain how my tickets with a 10 were allowed to collect on a few 3/5 wins? As you know, Cmoore50 and I both play RC5.

As for trusting you and your word.... I'm not quite there yet.

Reply #14

Stat$talker — Wed, 30 Dec 2020 02:33:24 GMT

As I've said... their Mainframe watches if what regularly happens, doesn't..then it selects it.. now had you picked 10 ?.. It would've picked somethinelse..!! trust me..

Which explains every pick3, pick4 player's worst nightmare.. to play a set of numbers religiously, only to miss playing them for some reason,.. then low n behold, those exact numbers draw...

Absolute B.S....

Reply #13

Cmoore50 — Wed, 30 Dec 2020 01:59:13 GMT

I count all numbers from 0 count up to a 7 count over the last 19 draws. Every draw all numbers. It happened again tonight. The top percentage number and lowest percentage number hit from 3 to 4 counts. 31 was the highest percentage 13 of 65=20%...10 was 11 of 108=10% 32 was also at 10%, but 10 a 9.82 compared to a 9.8. Did I have it, Nope.. I had limited time tonight on figuring out which numbers to play. On top of that. Skip line two, position two hit for the first time this month. And that wa... [ More ]

Reply #12

Stat$talker — Tue, 29 Dec 2020 23:15:12 GMT

Those that try

drawing ire you bet,

intellectual hairline's

aren't greased enough yet..

Irresistible to be

anyone's adversary,

posting subtleties of

tRaInWrEcK vocabulary....

Reply #11

AllenB — Tue, 29 Dec 2020 21:57:46 GMT

Testing multiple Scenarios Simultaneously or side by side over a portion of the Draw history I have found that the largest hitting outcome is that every single scenario will be wrongTogether athird of the time

Reply #10

AllenB — Tue, 29 Dec 2020 21:49:19 GMT

Did you Ever Turn on Who s on Line and look at the number of Ghosts (I mean Guests) that are Logged in? Best keep your Powder Dry and to yourself. Anyone can be watching and I suppose infect you with a Disease like Oneoffitis.

I am thinking about Finding the Right Shell from a Warehouse of Boxes. Every Box has a Formula and an updated Set of Statistics on itself and it s pellet mix. Black and White crossword like Tables of Hit or Miss for a component value paired with Hit and Skip Values of s... [ More ]

Reply #9

Stat$talker — Tue, 29 Dec 2020 19:28:05 GMT

How many draws back is the only difference there. But I also count how often each number was a specific count and how many chances it had to turn into that count.

Indeed,..specific numbers of draws back may be the only difference in winning more..(whatever that current amount IS) for that proceedure approaches the Laws of Probability Math ..

Just curious though?,..what criteria causes you to check each number ?..are you referring to each drawn winning number? and of course if that a... [ More ]

Reply #8

AllenB — Tue, 29 Dec 2020 18:30:54 GMT

Blunderbuss is the Way to Go. And we are all Elmer Fudd. Even those of us that carry the most sophisticated weapons are still Firing in the Dark. In the End it does not matter what your gun looks like, it is the load that counts. How many pellets can you afford to load. Game Payouts are less than of the Odds of Winning so there is a Ticket Limit for Each Draw producing a gain vs a loss from any prize hit.

I Track almost Everything I have learned about or thought up myself. All of My Weapons f... [ More ]

Reply #7

Cmoore50 — Tue, 29 Dec 2020 17:29:29 GMT

I see your shotgun approach strategy hit a lot. I need to take advantage of it more. I track data a little differently than others. I track the count like many do. How many draws back is the only difference there. But I also count how often each number was a specific count and how many chances it had to turn into that count. Just last night in the rolling cash five, there were twelve three counts. 27 stood out as the number that had the best chance to turn into a 4 count. 27 was 16 of 61 ( turni... [ More ]

Reply #6

GoogilyMoogily — Tue, 29 Dec 2020 15:58:31 GMT

Rifle approach to the lottery: Spend all your time honing your program, method or whatever trying to determine which numbers will surely hit. Any mistake points the rifle off target and you are sure to lose.

Shotgun approach to the lottery: Somewhere in between rifle and blunderbuss. Select a number or two that may be more likely to hit. Eliminate a number or two that may be unlikely to hit. Determine a formula to calculate hot or cold, then invert the scale to play a cold number more, and a

Reply #5

dr san — Tue, 29 Dec 2020 09:12:26 GMT

ok you can make games to make mistakes, or make mirror bets of what you are going to play,

the filter of the previous drawings

Reply #4

AllenB — Mon, 28 Dec 2020 20:08:39 GMT

Step 1 Define the Target.

Step 2 Aim and Fire.

Results:

Step 1 Did you pick the Right Target?

Step 2 Did you have the Right Shell?

You can be the best shot around, but you will go home empty handed if you keep shooting decoys.

You can hit the target but did the bb's in the shell stick or bounce off

Reply #3

dr san — Mon, 28 Dec 2020 19:35:35 GMT

hello, you need to find with this formula, some pattern that serves as a reference or that is a north, to not walk in circles, and have a fixed base, that is to find a weak point in the lottery patterns

Reply #2

dr san — Mon, 28 Dec 2020 19:25:47 GMT

hello ALLENB, after defining the matrix (rows and columns) use the cartezian cross, and also define the first two numbers in the apick 5,6,7.

if you get the first two numbers right, crossover strategies are the focus, positional frequencies, help with the increasing form of betting, always filtering through the previous draws of course

Reply #1

cottoneyedjoe — Mon, 28 Dec 2020 19:04:54 GMT

Get well soon, AllenB

How to make a Linear (Logical) Formula intersect with a Random Event?

AllenB — Mon, 28 Dec 2020 18:56:12 GMT

Call it a drsan moment.

All I can say is that I am feeling Weird and a little scared.

More when I recover.