The Pennsylvania Pick 3 Experiment

Reply #5

winsumloosesum — Mon, 15 Dec 2003 15:36:48 GMT

Pairs chart for Position 2 and 3: HitHitCurrentSkipMost PAIRHitsAvgMedianSkipsAvgOut 099893.26715923711468134.3844133.2620249497.176296.14113987105681104512449695.16810945725389102.6670101.65636487105733103.9497779695.1651294398839695.18213943279588103.8689102.7472 Position 1 and 3 Chart:HitHitCurrentSkipMostPAIRHitsAvgMedianSkipsAvgOut0286106.28724104.93981410587551085.94272585107.4829106.3515349695.170294.14604989102.6828101.5557549794.170493.14566310190.466089.4408739695.16713944108... [ More ]

Reply #4

winsumloosesum — Mon, 15 Dec 2003 15:23:35 GMT

Below is the Pairs chart for Position 1 and 2:HitHitCurrentSkipMostPAIRHitsAvgMedianSkipsAvgOut 0490101.56924100.25201490101.55910100.4658291058749985.98053291100.473299.33244587105848103.9458519992.263491.24256578117.1930116.1456789893.2731392.14858491100.48131996129472126.88111125.7594 As you can see from the above chart, the Pair of 84 is out the furthest @ 31 drawings or you could say that first position 8 is out 31 draws and also pair 04 is out 24 drawings.Position 2 and 3 is on the nex... [ More ]

Reply #3

winsumloosesum — Mon, 15 Dec 2003 15:12:11 GMT

I want to thank JAP69 for his idea on his Pick 3 system.I decided to use only the evening drawings because Pennsylvanai Midday only started in Feb 2003 and I don't believe there are enough drawings to conduct a separate experiment using the same criteria.wsls

Reply #2

winsumloosesum — Mon, 15 Dec 2003 15:07:04 GMT

Part 3Pos1Pos2Pos3 Sums004 4113 5302 5060 6231 6600 6061 7071 8422 8602 8081 9171 9234 9261 9702 9810 9181 10460 10604 10622 10910 10074 11281 11308 11462 12480 12570 12912 12229 13553 13580 13742 13913 13428 14482 14680 14860 14492 15555 15681 15861 15187 16556 16682 16970 16575 17692 17746 17827 17953 17855 18954 18496 19775 19865 19974 20992 20498 21 Total of 58 combinations. I like playing Sums of 11 through 15 which would be a total of 20 combinations instead of 57.Let's see how this exper... [ More ]

Reply #1

winsumloosesum — Mon, 15 Dec 2003 14:59:34 GMT

Part 27. I complete the remaing 9 groupings and will have a total of 40 Straight Pairs for position 1 and 2.8. I did the the same procedure for Straight Pair Position 2 and 3 and then Straight Pair Position 1 and 3.9. I now have 120 Straight Pair combinations. 40 for Position 1 and 2, 40 for Position 2 and 3, and 40 for Position 1 and 3.10. This part may seem confusing but here goes. I take the Straight Pair Position 1 and 2 and Straight Pair position 2 and 3 and Straight Pair position 1 a... [ More ]

The Pennsylvania Pick 3 Experiment

winsumloosesum — Mon, 15 Dec 2003 14:39:43 GMT

I am conducting an experiment for Pennsylvania Pick 3 Evening Drawings only.The experiment is based on the following:1. Entire Pennsylvania Pick 3 past history.2. Versabet34 software3. 3 Reports using Straight Pairs for positions 1and 2, 2 and 3, and 1 and 3.4. Sorted each positional report by groupings of 10. (00 through 09), (10 through 19) up through (90 through 99).5. Sorted each of the 10 number grouping by median and furthest out.6. Out of the 10, I am using the middle 4 pairs after... [ More ]