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• grwurston

  

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  Same digits. Different games.

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  Quote: Originally posted by Lotterologist on Feb 12, 2023

  Let's say that I input "123", "234", "345", and "456" to be removed from the total number of combinations(1000). The output should be 996 straight 3 digit combinations minus the 123, 234, 345, and 456 that were removed.

   

  Is there a lottery program that can do that?

  Yes! The Pick 3 Deflate Tool under Systems will do that for you. However, you will have to upgrade your membership to use it. As a standard member, you get a free trial period of 20 uses before the system is locked.

  https://www.lotterypost.com/deflate/3

  

  List Pick 3 singles by low sums, high sums. Separate each sum row by consecutive pair and non consecutive pair combos. These 3 pair groups. 14 17 47, 25 28 58, 36 39 69 are in 63 combos. 54 combos do not have them. Which sums do the 3 pair groups appear and not appear? Look at root sum groups 147, 258, 369. Play accordingly.
• lottologix

  

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  Has anyone noticed that alot of the lottery software out there is written in vb and .net? I think it might be due to using excel as a test sand box and vb or . Net for the final product. Not saying that those languages should be used but that might be why of the software I have seen is written in vb or . Net for easier translation from excel to actual software.
• Lotterologist

  

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  Quote: Originally posted by grwurston on Feb 15, 2023

  Yes! The Pick 3 Deflate Tool under Systems will do that for you. However, you will have to upgrade your membership to use it. As a standard member, you get a free trial period of 20 uses before the system is locked.

  https://www.lotterypost.com/deflate/3

  Thanks!
• TheseStars

  

  BOX HIT WINNER!

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  Quote: Originally posted by Lotterologist on Feb 12, 2023

  Hello lottery players! I hope everyone is doing fine. I was wondering if anyone is aware of a 3 digit lottery program where the user can input and remove up to 900 straight 3 digit combinations from the total and display the remaining combinations at the output?

   

  Thanks in advance.

  Hi Lotterologist,

  I think I might have something you can use.  Its not a program, but an excel worksheet that I designed to use as a filter for the Pick 3 game.  I use it all the time.

  For instance, todays midday number in Ohio was 376---more than half the time each month a number that came out in the midday will show up again in the night draw.  I typically wait to play for when I think that won't happen---so I use the filter to take out the 3 6 and 7 for all three positions in my filter.   I am than left with the results.  Than I can further use the filter to sort combinations that are of low, high, or medium sums;  yet still, I can than even narrow it down a bit more by Single or Double or Triple.   

  I actually made two worksheets with this type of filtering in mind in the same Excel workbook.  One sheet has the 1000 combinations with their Sums; the other is for the 220 unique single, double and triple combinations.   I never use the 1000.  As its the 220 combos that I use the most because I am more of a BOX HIT strategist than the straight hit player.  But, I'm thinking it would be easier if you did the same using the 220, and than just adjust the unique single or double combo into whatever variation of it you want. 

  Anyway,  assuming you know how to run the Filter function in the Data portion of Excel you can sort the combinations several ways. 

  I am hoping this link will take you to the file in of my Dropbox account.  Let me know if you are able to download it from there.

  220 Unique Single and Double Combinations

  Here is a quick image of what the 220 filter will look like---its nothing fancy, but does the job I think you are looking to make easier. 

  Good Luck!

  this sheet should NOT stop you from Upgrading your LP membership.

  

  Combos for June 2026 Midday 

  126   136   178   253   369   578   579   678

  Combos for June 2026 Evening

  019   046   057   115   223   357

  • LOTTERY POST anagrams into PLOTTERS TOY

  The Ohio Pick Three anagrams into Hi! Hope Ticket Hero!
• Lotterologist

  

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  Thanks TheseStars!

  I no longer have Excel and I am not the most computer savvy person, but your strategy looks very interesting.

  Good Luck!

  I primarily play straight numbers, but playing boxed appears safer.

  I've lost many a hit because I didn't play in the box.

  I am now a Platinum member and for the first time, I tried the deflate tool.

  It can do everything I needed and more!

  I tried it out yesterday and what it does is amazing!

  I wish that I had become a Platinum member a long time ago.
• TheseStars

  

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  Your welcome. 

  I believe if you download it you can open it in Google Sheets which is free and you can save as such there.  Thats if you think you may want to have a peek at it.  I probably should of done I quick video explaining how to use it.  I suppose it could be a tricky if you are not familiar with Excel or Google Sheets.

  Yes, Platinum is the best.   I have yet to tackle learning the deflate tool here since my own Platinum Membership.  Maybe I'll play with it today and finally figure it out.  There is lots here at Lottery Post that I still haven't familiarize myself.

  I think if one pays closer attention to the 220 unique combos---the game doesn't look to be so hard to win.   I have never hit a number straight, but I don't play everyday.  I have better luck covering more numbers at once aiming for Box Hits.  And I've wheeled plenty in my life time.

  Here is a image of the 220 Combos arranged by their Sums.  The numbers in blue have come out twice already since the beginning of the year---one, two or three of these numbers will be coming out again for a third draw as the year progresses in one variation or another.  The numbers in orange have come at once and some of them will be coming out again in one variation or another.  Maybe I can bring you some luck if you pick one you like and throw .50 on it in your plays for a box hit.  Keep in mind Medium Sums show up more because there are more of them. 

  Good Luck!

  

  Combos for June 2026 Midday 

  126   136   178   253   369   578   579   678

  Combos for June 2026 Evening

  019   046   057   115   223   357

  • LOTTERY POST anagrams into PLOTTERS TOY

  The Ohio Pick Three anagrams into Hi! Hope Ticket Hero!
• Lotterologist

  

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  Quote: Originally posted by TheseStars on Feb 26, 2023

  Your welcome. 

  I believe if you download it you can open it in Google Sheets which is free and you can save as such there.  Thats if you think you may want to have a peek at it.  I probably should of done I quick video explaining how to use it.  I suppose it could be a tricky if you are not familiar with Excel or Google Sheets.

  Yes, Platinum is the best.   I have yet to tackle learning the deflate tool here since my own Platinum Membership.  Maybe I'll play with it today and finally figure it out.  There is lots here at Lottery Post that I still haven't familiarize myself.

  I think if one pays closer attention to the 220 unique combos---the game doesn't look to be so hard to win.   I have never hit a number straight, but I don't play everyday.  I have better luck covering more numbers at once aiming for Box Hits.  And I've wheeled plenty in my life time.

  Here is a image of the 220 Combos arranged by their Sums.  The numbers in blue have come out twice already since the beginning of the year---one, two or three of these numbers will be coming out again for a third draw as the year progresses in one variation or another.  The numbers in orange have come at once and some of them will be coming out again in one variation or another.  Maybe I can bring you some luck if you pick one you like and throw .50 on it in your plays for a box hit.  Keep in mind Medium Sums show up more because there are more of them. 

  Good Luck!

  

  Thanks! I like that 047 and 477.