tracking doubles

Reply #7

Clipper — Tue, 20 Jan 2004 19:23:33 GMT

I keep a chart of the Sum Totals and in addition to the Sum Totals I use E's and O's for Even Odd. Using the rule that nothing is constant if there has been an unusual string of either alpha letter then it is about to change and a strong indicator the numbers will change as well. AFter nearly 10 years of tracking I have become adept at making such judgement calls <G>Always keeping in mind that 2E and 1 Odd will always Sum Total Odd and 2O and 1 Even will always Sum Total Even. All Even... [ More ]

Reply #6

LAVERNE MALONEY — Tue, 20 Jan 2004 18:56:34 GMT

Hello Clipper. You stated that By determining whether the Sum Total will be Even or Odd I know which direction to look. Just how do you determine whether the sum total will be even or odd? Thanks.

Reply #5

Clipper — Tue, 20 Jan 2004 03:18:00 GMT

Hi Garrett = I track Doubles myself. I just use the same method tracking them as I do other games. I have a separate Database that contains only Doubles that have played. One method is tracking by Sum Totals of the 2 digits that play. By determining whether the Sum Total will be Even or Odd I know which direction to look. Two Even 1 Odd will always Sum ODD and 2 ODD/1 Even digit will always Sum Even. All Even will sum Even and all Odd will Sum Odd.One thing I've not looked at is the rep... [ More ]

Reply #4

LAVERNE MALONEY — Tue, 20 Jan 2004 00:37:47 GMT

Hey there Garett1983. I play doubles because that is where I can make the most money. In the search box put my name in and you will see the postings I have on tracking doubles. I don't use mathematical computations. I have posted a doubles track listing that should help get you started. Then go to a reliable lottery results website start tracking the doubles for yourself. You will see how the numbers travel from state to state. You will begin to see the little patterns trends that occur. IT... [ More ]

Reply #3

Bluegrass — Tue, 20 Jan 2004 00:10:31 GMT

Sorry, I have nothing for South Carolina at this time, see my private message to you.Bob

Reply #2

garett1983 — Mon, 19 Jan 2004 23:17:55 GMT

Reply #1

Bluegrass — Mon, 19 Jan 2004 23:01:48 GMT

It is very possible.....using Excel, no fancy formulas needed, What State are you playing ?Bob

tracking doubles

garett1983 — Mon, 19 Jan 2004 22:05:26 GMT

Has any one here have any success tracking doubles. Is it possible using variance or standard deviation formula. Any math nerds here