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Serge,
What I do is no rocket science. I start with opening Database and first look at F4. What I want to see is if all of them hitting are predominant in the last draws. If I notice that at least one of them missed in the last couple of draws I would most likely let them run wild all four of them. My game is specific in that respect that digit 4 is a semi-base meaning it hits 60% of them as opposed to all other non-base ones.
Then I go to the digits. Let me give you an example using Games. I know that non-base digits hit ar. 40% of the time, hence it's more likely that a non- base will miss than hit. So first off I try to select most likely candidates for a miss. What I do here is using bias tool and selecting up to 5-6 first values. What I'm searching here is cases where a digit consistently misses almost twice as often as it hits. That gives me confidence it's good to block it. That way you can pretty often find 2 digits to block. Below you can see that I selected 2 digits to block and 0 looks very much like missing. As far as selecting a digit to hit, I mostly look at how active a digit is in the last 5-10 games. If it consistently hit 5- 6 times and the bias result it looks good then I would probably select it to put in play. When it comes to groups I focus on least and most active groups in the last games. If a group hit 8 times in the last 10 games then I block it, if a group misses 8 times in the last 10 games I put in play. With other filters I look at the most recent hits and try to stick to that range.
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Hi guys
I scratched again tonight, got very close but set group A to hit and should have let it run
wild. I also had digit 6 set to hit once per set but other that that I done very well with my
setup. I ran RSG twice for 20 lines and hit 3ea 3x. I have all 6 of the winning numbers in
the sets but that don't help much. I will try again wed.
RL
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frenchie
The p-3 program was adapted from such a program. I have them for groups, digits, and foward and reverse
lexies already added to the BG program. The lexi versions use the first 4 digits of the lexigraphical index number
but can return up to 3 of the winning numbers. The reverse version can return the last 3 so the 3rd number is
overlapped. These programs are old dos versions that have been updated and I had to change the number of
digits used from 3 to 4 because of the matrix. I suppose it would be able to give you all 5 numbers on one line
if set correctly. See the attached, it uses 4 digits so it's more like the P-4 software but for my 5-39 I only need
to use a 3 digits version to cover the 575 possible. The pic below is the 4-digit version which needs 14 bit binary
to cover. The good thing about the lexi version is that you can miss and still hit.
PS. I had to open the program twice for the pic so the values set in the top don't apply to the results shown.
RL
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