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Quote: Originally posted by lamaka10 on Apr 5, 2016
Is there a reason you can't or won't ever give us an example? Or does this really not work?

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Quote: Originally posted by lamaka10 on Apr 5, 2016
Is there a reason you can't or won't ever give us an example? Or does this really not work?

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That's not even his invention and he probably doesn't know how to do it himself. LOL
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Quote: Originally posted by lamaka10 on Apr 5, 2016
Is there a reason you can't or won't ever give us an example? Or does this really not work?

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Quote: Originally posted by lamaka10 on Apr 5, 2016
Is there a reason you can't or won't ever give us an example? Or does this really not work?

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If I had a system that hit 82% I wouldn't post examples of how to do it either. Some numbers maybe, but that's it. C'mon, if you had a system that hit 8 out of every 10 days, would you tell the world how you do it? This is a lottery site, you don't think the lottery officials here would want to know that either?

When playing the lottery the thing that should matter the most is: Are you winning more than you spend?
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Quote: Originally posted by grwurston on Apr 5, 2016
If I had a system that hit 82% I wouldn't post examples of how to do it either. Some numbers maybe, but that's it. C'mon, if you had a system that hit 8 out of every 10 days, would you tell the world how you do it? This is a lottery site, you don't think the lottery officials here would want to know that either?

If his system covers 82% of the possible combinations, then the lottery officials couldn't care less that it hits 82% of the time.
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Quote: Originally posted by Wisconsin3054 on Apr 5, 2016
If his system covers 82% of the possible combinations, then the lottery officials couldn't care less that it hits 82% of the time.

He didn't say he plays 82% of the combos. He said his 18 combos hit 82% of the time.

https://www.lotterypost.com/thread/301609/4548745

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Quote: Originally posted by bigdaddy on Apr 3, 2016
ogo 8 to 20 draws back with pi pick 4,compare yyy with yyyy

about 12 numbers per draws combined draws

"compare yyy with yyyy" What does this statement really mean ???

I think the issue really is, what number does Bigdaddy use for the integer value of yyy [Pick 3] or yyyy [Pick 4] ??? One version of the Pi Formula is (x / pi) + yyy. Bigdaddy goes back 8 - 20 drawings in Pick 4 to calculate the value of X [this is assuming that he is using Kola's original Pi formula in the first place, which he may not be. He may have modified the Pi Formula.]

If you go back 8 drawings, you would synchronize the previous 7 draws into the same Tier as the latest most recent draw, by adding or subtracting 333 or 666 [3333 or 6666 for Pick 4]. The previous 7 drawings should be either Mid - Mid, Eve - Eve, or maybe Mid - Eve or Eve - Mid. Bigdaddy said he uses combined drawings, meaning Mid - Eve or Eve - Mid. Then Add the 8 new numbers together [7 synchronized + the latest current drawing], and divide by 8 to get the "average" . Then plug the average value into the "x" place in the Pi Formula. [ (x / Pi) + YYY] . Then divide the "x" average value by the appropriate Pi value, which is either Pi, 2Pi, or 3Pi, depending on which Tier "x" falls in, to get the new actual "X" value [x / pi]. Then you add the integer value, "yyy" [(X / Pi) + yyy]. Bigdaddy said he does not use 666. Bigdaddy said he uses just 2 integers. Kola used 9 integers [+111, 222, 333, 444, 555, 666, 777, 888 ,999] for Pick 3.

So, the question is what 2 integer values for yyy does Bigdaddy actually use in Pick 3 or Pick 4??? This completes the execution of Kola's original Pi Formula. Bigdaddy may use a modified approach, incorporating other filtering strategies.
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Quote: Originally posted by destinycreation on Apr 5, 2016
"compare yyy with yyyy" What does this statement really mean ???

I think the issue really is, what number does Bigdaddy use for the integer value of yyy [Pick 3] or yyyy [Pick 4] ??? One version of the Pi Formula is (x / pi) + yyy. Bigdaddy goes back 8 - 20 drawings in Pick 4 to calculate the value of X [this is assuming that he is using Kola's original Pi formula in the first place, which he may not be. He may have modified the Pi Formula.]

If you go back 8 drawings, you would synchronize the previous 7 draws into the same Tier as the latest most recent draw, by adding or subtracting 333 or 666 [3333 or 6666 for Pick 4]. The previous 7 drawings should be either Mid - Mid, Eve - Eve, or maybe Mid - Eve or Eve - Mid. Bigdaddy said he uses combined drawings, meaning Mid - Eve or Eve - Mid. Then Add the 8 new numbers together [7 synchronized + the latest current drawing], and divide by 8 to get the "average" . Then plug the average value into the "x" place in the Pi Formula. [ (x / Pi) + YYY] . Then divide the "x" average value by the appropriate Pi value, which is either Pi, 2Pi, or 3Pi, depending on which Tier "x" falls in, to get the new actual "X" value [x / pi]. Then you add the integer value, "yyy" [(X / Pi) + yyy]. Bigdaddy said he does not use 666. Bigdaddy said he uses just 2 integers. Kola used 9 integers [+111, 222, 333, 444, 555, 666, 777, 888 ,999] for Pick 3.

So, the question is what 2 integer values for yyy does Bigdaddy actually use in Pick 3 or Pick 4??? This completes the execution of Kola's original Pi Formula. Bigdaddy may use a modified approach, incorporating other filtering strategies.

pick34 ain't that complicated omg. Jesus.

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Apr 5, 2016, 10:00 pm

Quote: Originally posted by grwurston on Apr 5, 2016
He didn't say he plays 82% of the combos. He said his 18 combos hit 82% of the time.

https://www.lotterypost.com/thread/301609/4548745

I would tend to agree. If my system was that good and I wanted to share......... I might give some hints and let it go at that. He has posted many times he can pick pairs with near 100% efficiency. I've followed his posts for Tenn. and he is darn accurate. At that point, if he uses something similar to do that, individual combos can't be far behind.

He has stated he is developing an app or program for it. Why give it away. Others here share some things and keep others for sale or author books. Why shouldn't he?

I'm not a mathematician so this whole pi formula is difficult for me to figure out and rather daunting. 400 draws and a different integers in the equation till you see something that clicks. Seems like a lot of figuring. You can bet I'm trying though.

Did you do your tracking today ??
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Apr 5, 2016, 10:07 pm

Quote: Originally posted by destinycreation on Apr 5, 2016
"compare yyy with yyyy" What does this statement really mean ???

I think the issue really is, what number does Bigdaddy use for the integer value of yyy [Pick 3] or yyyy [Pick 4] ??? One version of the Pi Formula is (x / pi) + yyy. Bigdaddy goes back 8 - 20 drawings in Pick 4 to calculate the value of X [this is assuming that he is using Kola's original Pi formula in the first place, which he may not be. He may have modified the Pi Formula.]

If you go back 8 drawings, you would synchronize the previous 7 draws into the same Tier as the latest most recent draw, by adding or subtracting 333 or 666 [3333 or 6666 for Pick 4]. The previous 7 drawings should be either Mid - Mid, Eve - Eve, or maybe Mid - Eve or Eve - Mid. Bigdaddy said he uses combined drawings, meaning Mid - Eve or Eve - Mid. Then Add the 8 new numbers together [7 synchronized + the latest current drawing], and divide by 8 to get the "average" . Then plug the average value into the "x" place in the Pi Formula. [ (x / Pi) + YYY] . Then divide the "x" average value by the appropriate Pi value, which is either Pi, 2Pi, or 3Pi, depending on which Tier "x" falls in, to get the new actual "X" value [x / pi]. Then you add the integer value, "yyy" [(X / Pi) + yyy]. Bigdaddy said he does not use 666. Bigdaddy said he uses just 2 integers. Kola used 9 integers [+111, 222, 333, 444, 555, 666, 777, 888 ,999] for Pick 3.

So, the question is what 2 integer values for yyy does Bigdaddy actually use in Pick 3 or Pick 4??? This completes the execution of Kola's original Pi Formula. Bigdaddy may use a modified approach, incorporating other filtering strategies.

Umm, maybe not. sfillipo wrote easy devil to generate numbers and pairs. He doesn't use 6 or more draws. I think the key is the math approach to each draw, using the correct integer. Which we don't know. And then again maybe not.

If I could write a program to figure the math or knew enough excel to do it, I would. But I don't. But I can figure with a calculator and an organised approach till I got there. After that many calculations and different numbers, something should click. Maybe not what I was originally looking for, but something.

And I agree, Pick 3 should not be that difficult. Different ways to get there, just do what is comfortable and works for you.

Did you do your tracking today ??
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Quote: Originally posted by Jayhawk58 on Apr 5, 2016
Umm, maybe not. sfillipo wrote easy devil to generate numbers and pairs. He doesn't use 6 or more draws. I think the key is the math approach to each draw, using the correct integer. Which we don't know. And then again maybe not.

If I could write a program to figure the math or knew enough excel to do it, I would. But I don't. But I can figure with a calculator and an organised approach till I got there. After that many calculations and different numbers, something should click. Maybe not what I was originally looking for, but something.

And I agree, Pick 3 should not be that difficult. Different ways to get there, just do what is comfortable and works for you.

And I agree, Pick 3 should not be that difficult. Different ways to get there, just do what is comfortable and works for you.

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Quote: Originally posted by grwurston on Apr 5, 2016
If I had a system that hit 82% I wouldn't post examples of how to do it either. Some numbers maybe, but that's it. C'mon, if you had a system that hit 8 out of every 10 days, would you tell the world how you do it? This is a lottery site, you don't think the lottery officials here would want to know that either?

I only asked openly because he won't answer any questions in a PM either. Several other members say the same thing.

Putting together 12 to 15 consecutive pairs and hitting every now and then is quite simple but "claiming" certain things work without evidence either publicly or behind closed doors sounds suspicious.

Come on, this is pick 3. How much money can I win living in NC or Texas that will take away from anyone's pocket that pays in Tenn or another state. I say at least respond to a PM

again, no flames just the FACTS

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"Putting together 12 to 15 consecutive pairs and hitting every now and then is quite simple but "claiming" certain things work without evidence either publicly or behind closed doors sounds suspicious."

Hmm, new member......

Have you followed this person's posts? I have, and it's not every now and then.

Have you exhibited knowledge to show you would even know what to do with it? Most of us have been here a bit of time and worked to understand what it's about.

Might be good to remember he didn't come forward to the group, the group went to him. Yes, he has made posts to the efficiency of his system. But if he figured out, maybe he doesn't think it should be that hard for you to.

Other members who have posted systems no longer post "how" they play. Or to what degree they win. Does that mean they no longer win? Doubt that.

Facts are as you see them?

Did you do your tracking today ??
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Apr 6, 2016, 8:49 am

@jayhawk58

Dont let my newbie status have you thinking I've nit been lurking for a couple if years and yes I've read all the post here and other forums about Pi and other members responses to the point I've even programmed the Pick 3/4 to run the lines automatically from a certain nath site that too says Pi works in Delta, Alpha, Omega, etc.... What I found is I've gotten perhaps 4 hits a month and out of the other days nailing the pairs but missing by the mirror on most counts.

so to answer your question "I surely would know what to do" but what's the point chasing rainbows when there is no realistic end. There are many numbers to back test from 001 or 0001 to 999 or 9999 so why not put us all in decent range. What does any one lose out of pocket? And to sell a system which many do to only prove out false why waste your money. Most rundowns can be found on line for free. Sometimes they work other times the don't . No flames just my observations. I'm here like the rest of us, to make money. If I knew I surely would tell without cost. Perhaps in a PM to keep it out of the LCs nose. I've also followed the game of the day (I think that's what it's called) , when they pick a different state each day, only to see false hopes by most but a guessing game

Let me add, most share openly on here from what I've seen while others sell while others share and sell once they gain knowledge and proof. You'd be amazed how much Steve Player spends each year to earn what he earns, but my friend his earnings come from his software not his wins. He loses more than he wins. I know a lot more than you think (-:

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Quote: Originally posted by Lildarryl on Apr 5, 2016
pick34 ain't that complicated omg. Jesus.

You're right ! Pick 3/4 is not this complicated to win !! There are many other Pick 3/4 lottery strategies that work just as well to win, and are easier to execute. I think we sometimes get caught up in thinking the someone else's strategy has an edge over our own strategy, especially if that person brags about it in an unique way. In another thread, Bigdaddy said he regularly pisses on the Tennessee lottery by collecting lottery pay checks practically on a weekly basis. In my opinion, This is a BOLD unique way to brag !!! It makes you curious as to what is so unique about Bigdaddy's strategy, that no one else is aware of. There is a constant quest for more knowledge, superior knowledge, playing the game of lottery !!!

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