Dennis Bassboss
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Yes I'll double that!Beaker said:I wouldn't consider you a newbie- looks like you have done quite a bit of interesting work
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Yes I'll double that!Beaker said:I wouldn't consider you a newbie- looks like you have done quite a bit of interesting work
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Dennis Bassboss said:Very interesting...I'm going to check that if they have never hit side by side??? But side by side with what?? The other numbers forming possible pairs in the line like...
10 11 12 21 46 48 Pair "21 46" not found
10-11
10-12
10-48
11-12
11-48
12-48
and do you take these..like
10-21
10-46
11-21
11-46
12-21
12-46
21-48
46-48
21-46 history of hits no bonus involved
140--- 85-02-09--- 2- 5- 21- 24- 29- 46
148--- 85-04-06--- 8- 21- 27- 34- 41- 46
248--- 86-06-07--- 3- 16- 21- 41- 45- 46
289--- 86-10-29--- 13- 17- 21- 22- 24- 46
493--- 88-10-12--- 1- 7- 9- 21- 46- 47
535--- 89-03-08--- 13- 21- 30- 37- 43- 46
574--- 89-07-22--- 9- 15- 21- 34- 45- 46
580--- 89-08-12--- 3- 4- 13- 21- 22- 46
627--- 90-01-24--- 19- 21- 24- 29- 46- 48
635--- 90-02-21--- 13- 16- 21- 26- 35- 46
711--- 90-11-14--- 21- 26- 29- 31- 46- 47
718--- 90-12-08--- 1- 19- 21- 23- 24- 46
726--- 91-01-05--- 7- 9- 21- 25- 26- 46
798--- 91-09-14--- 5- 12- 21- 32- 46- 47
809--- 91-10-23--- 13- 21- 27- 46- 47- 48
926--- 92-12-05--- 3- 21- 23- 41- 43- 46
1168--- 95-04-01--- 18- 20- 21- 30- 34- 46
1175--- 95-04-26--- 3- 17- 19- 21- 27- 46
1205--- 95-08-09--- 3- 7- 17- 21- 32- 46
1213--- 95-09-06--- 7- 18- 21- 23- 32- 46
1218--- 95-09-23--- 3- 5- 21- 32- 43- 46
1548--- 98-11-21--- 2- 9- 21- 24- 35- 46
1745--- 00-10-11--- 5- 6- 21- 35- 38- 46
1853--- 01-10-24--- 4- 12- 21- 26- 43- 46
1862--- 01-11-24--- 2- 7- 21- 33- 39- 46
1940--- 02-08-24--- 2- 7- 21- 43- 44- 46
1978--- 03-01-04--- 5- 13- 21- 30- 37- 46
I think that you open a can of worms with that delta pairing thing....I find it very interesting..and another new avenue to explore...I didn't look at that aspect before...gsobier said:A questions which I bet is a "can of worms" but I'll ask anyway... ...I see these being used in discussion and the glossary does not explain well enough.
What determines an Announcer and how do you guys decide on a DN?
Regards,
George![]()
Dennis Bassboss said:I think that you open a can of worms with that delta pairing thing....I find it very interesting..and another new avenue to explore...I didn't look at that aspect before...![]()
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Dennis Bassboss said:Announcers ...Well the classical definition of it is that...I'll give an example...Lets take the 05 This number came up 293 times with bonus included and 248 times without bonus...now on the very following draws what numbers have come up the most often?
If you take a look you will find out that the 21 and the 27 both came up 56 times after the 05 came up in the preceding draw...you will also find that the 23 also came up only 30 times after the 05 in the preceding draw...Now this is for the whole history...And some numbers are having a defenite tendancy or a trend to follow the 05...Now if you start to cut down the history in pieces to the most recent you might find other values for these numbers and therefore other ranks for them...Having to deal with statistics and population and laws of probability here ...it is obvious that when we take the lets say last 5 or 10 draws...the numbers that have not appeared on the draws following the 05 will be mostly good candidates to show up ....Sometimes I choose my DNs from there but sometimes I go on with the top in the whole history...What determine that for me is the actual context in the draws...So what is hot is still hot and I take good note of that..But there is much more to explain here...Because I also do it with pairs and triples finding other values and sometimes very good DN numbers from these....
The next step that I have been working on lately is to find what pair of numbers are best announced for a draw...And for this I am treating pairs as if they were single numbers...This is a new approach that I have experimented with for the last 8 weeks....
I'm still working on it and there is still improvement to be done...But I have noticed already some good ways of tracking down some very cold pairs this way...
But the announcers theory is even much more than that.... We are also tracking down groups of numbers announcing low or high draws...some are announcing some LDs ....And many things that have not yet been spotted....![]()
Dennis has covered the announcers all I would add is that certain combinations of numbers will 'announce' certain conditions. For example, Dennis has discovered that the number 15 and the 2 will announce high draws - sets starting in the teens or higher. If you combine this with seeing the number 1 you have a 'condition' which alerts you to high draws. So, 15-2-1 alerts us to high draws - usually within 3 or 4 draws. Certain numbers or combination of numbers will trigger conditions to watch for. There are many of these and many yet undiscovered.gsobier said:A questions which I bet is a "can of worms" but I'll ask anyway... ...I see these being used in discussion and the glossary does not explain well enough.
What determines an Announcer and how do you guys decide on a DN?
Regards,
George![]()
That's why they wingsobier said:
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Ben:
01 02 08 11 15 22 25 49 (in first 30)
13 23 27 33 39 41 45 (in the 19 others)
Dennis:
01 10 21 25 31 49 (in first 30)
14 18 27 34 (in the 19 others)
Regards,
George
Beaker said:That 4-2 split makes sense
If you look at 7 numbers, which I do, the expected hits from 30 numbers is 30/7=4.28 and 19 is 19/7= 2.7
A strategy I would consider if I was playing this would be to eliminate any number which has not been draw in 20 draws.
Then pick 1/2(or60%)from the top 30 and the other 1/2(or 40%) from the bottom 19 - or whatever the total is.
You might want to do some regression testing to see how you would do.
I don't think lumping all the numbers in one set is the way to go. If you do that, you are taking out the potential for 3 numbers. If you take the bonus out you are only playing for a 3 number hit in the set of 30 - no good. At $100 a play you need 2 4-number hits to get your $$ back.
I would start playing some of those numbers form that other set.![]()
gsobier said:Beaker:
Regression testing is how I am got to prove/disprove this theory. Different variations of the same concept need to explored. I won't use things until I see proof. Getting closer and closer.
Regards,
George
Beaker said:That's why they winDennis has the perfect distribution from that set for 10 numbers. Take a look
30/49x10 = 6 numbers
19/49x10 = 4 numbers
Wait til you see mine![]()
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Yes, Lin is focusing on positional work. Unfortunately, the site is in Chinese but the positional posts are always good to look at.gsobier said:Beaker:
Yes, I see that... ...very important to keep integrity of the boundaries. The more you can isolate and put numbers in to buckets, the better. Look at Lin's stuff.
Regards,
George
PS: The amount you guys have won is a product of your work on this... ...look at Ben, he won last month, almost nailed the Jackpot. My hat is off to you again Ben!
Beaker said:Yes, Lin is focusing on positional work. Unfortunately, the site is in Chinese but the positional posts are always good to look at.
Ben is a hot hitter lately- I believe he focuses mainly on adjacent numbers. I like adjacent numbers because they move along trendlines.
And a very nice wheel - 18 numbers in 31 tickets and he hit the 5
PS. notice my picks? 1 DN from 30 and the other from the 19.
15 total numbers = 9 from the 30, 6 from the 19 - beautiful distribution![]()
Stay tuned George, it's going to heat up in here![]()
Just thought I would bring this forwardpeter said:Last digit chart for draws ending in 3 says :
HOT 1,43,46,34,20,30,23,33,25,49,41,35,29.
COLD 37,6,13,15,2,4,12,16.
Some of these, and some announcers from Dennis, will make up the winning numbers.![]()