6/49 Discussion For October 8, 2003

I MUST SAY...

JUST MY 2 CENTS......BUT I LIKE LD 8'S TO MAKE A SHOW AFTER THE # 28 SHOWS.......

I'LL BE WATCHING # 8..31..40.. :eek: :eek: AND I'LL PROBABLY THROW IN # 38 AS A LONG SHOT..AND # 18...:confused:
NEED ANOTHER DAY TO DECIDE :dizzy:
 
gsobier said:
Nick:

If you did this for the pattern of last 10 draws, how reliable would your list be for the last 1,000 draws?

What is the maximum hit count, and what would the averages be for hit counts for your list of less possible to hit?

Regards,
George:)

Hi George,

1) If you mean, testing the pattern of the
last 10 Draws vs the results of 1000 Draws then the answer is as I ported.

2) If you mean finding the patterns of 1000 draws and testing vs the results
then my conclusion is that we will have no pattern
but the Frequency Distribution of these 1000 draws.

There is not noticeable pattern for so many, in this case, 1000 Draws.

I hope that the above answers both questions, including the
reliability of hit counts.

But to understand a bit more of this particular algorithm
I provide below a pseudocode for it.

1. For the last n Draws, 10 in this case
2. Find some Rules You Specify, "Algorithm 02" in this
case which is described below.
3. Use the Rule:
If Draw 1 does not have any of the Numbers of the
Next draw then
What Comes up more frequently
Store that Frequency.
Repeat the test for 2 to 10 draws
4. From the resulting Frequency Distribution
Simulate the Normal Bell Curve using the appropriate
function using the Average of the Frequency and it's
Standard Deviation.
Repeat the test x Times and store the results
5 Display the Final Simulated Distribution
6. Select x Numbers from within 1 SD from that Distribution

So the less probable numbers which I posted belong to the two
tails of that Simulated Distribution.

If you have any more questions I'll be glad to respond.

Nick
 
Here's more stuff to chew on...
Cold pairs/skipping chart
With bonus---------------no bonus
(14,19) 222----------(32,47) 223
(23,37) 219----------(19,26) 222
(37,42) 219----------(07,42) 219
(23,48) 218----------(09,23) 219
(47,49) 218----------(23,37) 219
(09,21) 217----------(23,42) 219
(04,32) 214----------(37,42) 219
(19,23) 212----------(23,48) 218
(39,47) 211----------(09,21) 217
(19,42) 209----------(39,45) 216
(22,42) 209----------(04,32) 214
(42,43) 207----------(24,43) 214
(10,22) 204----------(24,25) 213
(22,38) 204----------(10,33) 212
(02,42) 199----------(39,47) 211
(17,33) 198----------(11,16) 210
(32,48) 197----------(19,42) 209
(21,41) 196----------(22,42) 209
(31,41) 196----------(25,42) 207
(35,43) 195----------(42,43) 207
(21,45) 193----------(10,22) 204
(47,48) 191----------(10,38) 204
(10,17) 187----------(22,38) 204
(09,10) 185----------(18,25) 202
(26,36) 184----------(21,25) 202
(36,43) 184----------(32,48) 202
(19,41) 182----------(12,45) 201
(39,43) 181----------(02,13) 199
(13,32) 179----------(02,42) 199
(17,18) 179----------(17,33) 198
(01,08) 177----------(01,27) 197
(03,22) 176----------(21,41) 196
(11,43) 174----------(31,41) 196
(32,43) 173----------(33,39) 194
(28,44) 168----------(01,21) 193
(13,39) 167----------(21,45) 193
(20,31) 165----------(10,43) 191
(23,43) 163----------(47,48) 191
(02,26) 162----------(02,03) 190
(17,24) 162----------(02,18) 190
(03,41) 161----------(31,32) 189
(12,17) 161----------(32,43) 189
(02,03) 160----------(10,17) 187
(02,40) 160----------(09,10) 185
(31,40) 160----------(25,26) 184
(17,26) 159----------(25,46) 184
(03,43) 157----------(26,36) 184
(03,44) 157----------(36,43) 184
(08,17) 157----------(26,39) 183
(17,43) 157----------(04,19) 182
(11,18) 156----------(19,41) 182
(20,37) 156----------(07,34) 180
(03,33) 155----------(13,17) 179
(15,35) 154----------(17,18) 179
(23,27) 154----------(17,28) 179
(35,38) 154----------(17,37) 179
(35,44) 153----------(18,44) 179
(18,20) 152----------(09,22) 178
(08,36) 150----------(01,08) 177
Now watch your favorite numbers and see if they have a long forgotten fellow in here....Here's another tip here when you see a consecutive and if it happens that one number forming that consecutive ...
1- has been hot lately
2- has been cold but suddenly came up lately
3- is part of an open pair
You should go for it......And where you had only one you now have 2....
:agree: :agree2:
 

gsobier

Member
Nick:

Thank you for the detail in your response:agree2:!

I'd like very much, to exploit a report which has a solid track record of being consistent in regression testing for a mimimum of 1,000 draws or even better all 2056 in 6/49. Any model of a generic design should exceed 80% sucess to be useful in my mind. Do you have or have or have you done such rigerous testing?

A generic model which works most of the time is what I'm looking for. Do you think this sort of thing exists or am I reaching too high?

Regards,
George:)
Nick Koutras said:
Hi George,

1) If you mean, testing the pattern of the
last 10 Draws vs the results of 1000 Draws then the answer is as I ported.

2) If you mean finding the patterns of 1000 draws and testing vs the results
then my conclusion is that we will have no pattern
but the Frequency Distribution of these 1000 draws.

There is not noticeable pattern for so many, in this case, 1000 Draws.

I hope that the above answers both questions, including the
reliability of hit counts.

But to understand a bit more of this particular algorithm
I provide below a pseudocode for it.

1. For the last n Draws, 10 in this case
2. Find some Rules You Specify, "Algorithm 02" in this
case which is described below.
3. Use the Rule:
If Draw 1 does not have any of the Numbers of the
Next draw then
What Comes up more frequently
Store that Frequency.
Repeat the test for 2 to 10 draws
4. From the resulting Frequency Distribution
Simulate the Normal Bell Curve using the appropriate
function using the Average of the Frequency and it's
Standard Deviation.
Repeat the test x Times and store the results
5 Display the Final Simulated Distribution
6. Select x Numbers from within 1 SD from that Distribution

So the less probable numbers which I posted belong to the two
tails of that Simulated Distribution.

If you have any more questions I'll be glad to respond.

Nick
 

gsobier

Member
Dennis:

Which post would that be or is it just in general?

Regards,
George:)
Dennis Bassboss said:
I have a good feeling about that one posting respectfull posts after respectfull posts...something is going to happen here...

:agree: :gunfire: :cow: :party2: :clap: :idee:
 

Beaker

Member
Dennis Bassboss said:
Yes 47 is also a nice candidate here...And you know why? It has hit after the 32 the last 4 draws in a row... We can tell that something is coming up from these....
47-17-25-41-29-09
They are among the best announced numbers by 29...
<snipped>
:lol: :agree: :clown: :agree2: :king:
Dennis Bassboss said:
One that I am affraid of is the showroom dummie 34.....34-43 actually... :worry:
OK, I like all of these :agree: and that 43 is on the way.

One thing about that 29 very often you see low 20's after that one - something from 20-21-23

This is the second draw in a row that all the previous numbers are high to repeat - A few of those numbers should be in everyone's final set

29-37-45 ;)
 
Beaker said:
OK, I like all of these :agree: and that 43 is on the way.

One thing about that 29 very often you see low 20's after that one - something from 20-21-23

This is the second draw in a row that all the previous numbers are high to repeat - A few of those numbers should be in everyone's final set

29-37-45 ;)
:agree2: :agree:
I agree here...these are hot to trrrrrot!
I'm allmost done here....Just some fine tuning and ...
KABOOOOOM! LDS of 09 and LDs of 07 should dominate this draw...Might very well see two double LDs here... :agree:
 

gsobier

Member
Beaker:

I sell them to you if you like... ...would use be interested in buying a bridge too in Brooklin NY:lol: (in need a paint job last time I saw it:eek: I'm afraid)?

Regards,
George:)
Beaker said:
Still like 11-25-36 :agree: :dance1:
 

Beaker

Member
gsobier said:
Beaker:

I sell them to you if you like... ...would use be interested in buying a bridge too in Brooklin NY:lol: (in need a paint job last time I saw it:eek: I'm afraid)?

Regards,
George:)
Almost like the stock-market - don't want to sell the loosing position because someday, someday it could go up :dizzy: :lol:

May not play them as DN but you never know :agree:
 
Beaker said:
Almost like the stock-market - don't want to sell the loosing position because someday, someday it could go up :dizzy: :lol:

May not play them as DN but you never know :agree:
Last time they hit ...They hit with 03-32....:eek: You never know...I have a few of them on my initial list... :)
 

Beaker

Member
Dennis Bassboss said:
Last time they hit ...They hit with 03-32....:eek: You never know...I have a few of them on my initial list... :)
Announcers 11-25-36

0018 13 16 18 26 34 35 B36
0030 12 25 26 31 35 45 B48
0185 19 24 32 36 38 41 B47
0423 08 18 33 37 40 42 B44
1850 14 16 17 22 32 36 B49
1989 04 08 23 29 34 40 B47

As you say, you never know :notme: ;)
 

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