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• RJOh

  

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  Oct 17, 2002, 4:34 pm

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  To Sedertree,

  I was talking to one of the other posters.  He had an idea about wheeling his pick5's in the same way as he wheels pick3's and I remembered you once posted an idea for a 5 numbers matrix that worked similiar, but I never saw any follow up on it.  I hope you will continue to post your theories and ideas, even if I don't understand them I like to read them.

  RJOh
• Sedertree

  

  East Jordan, MI
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  Oct 18, 2002, 5:37 am

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  RJOh,

  Yes, the Pick-5 Matrix + (and theory) will work the same as the current Pick-3 and Pick-4 software.  I will no doubt have to "break it off" and create another software product for the larger games.

  The current P3/P4 product is pushing the 5MB envelope.  It wouldn't surprise me if Version 2.0 tips the scales in excess of 7MB.

  I'm pretty much finished with the User Interface of Version 2.0 right now.  I will be posting a screenshot later to hopefully receive some feedback from the regular lottery players.

  I'm onto a new workout using the larger matrices like 70/30, 80/20, 90/10 etc.  I've been hitting 2 of 3 consistently.  I'm due for a large payout when the conditions for a hit are finally met.

  Incedently, after the move my living expenses will drop considerably.  Which means I can begin to see $1,000 to $2,000 payouts on the pick three with minimal venture capital.

  (Yes, I see the lottery as an investment.  It beats the stock-market anyway.)

  ...../George