Hi, can you help? Take a look at this! Given a list of 800 draws, what is the appearance percentage for each Pick 3 number?

Frank

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you obviously dont understand what Im telling you. you have to change that link to make it work. Look at it!
 

jack

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Okay, Frank—that’s a lot of work. Can I swap the draws for the ones from my Pick 3 lottery? Because those 800 entries were just to get the spreadsheet working. Now I have a lot of reading to do and bets to plan out. Thanks, Frank.
 

Frank

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Okay, Frank—that’s a lot of work. Can I swap the draws for the ones from my Pick 3 lottery? Because those 800 entries were just to get the spreadsheet working. Now I have a lot of reading to do and bets to plan out. Thanks, Frank.
Yes you can delete the 800 and replace with other numbers. There are formulas to cope with up to 1500 draws. The latest draw is assumed to be at the bottom!
 

jack

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Hello Frank, I’ve had some secondary wins—like "inversions"—on the last two digits (the "tens" or "pair" position). I also came very close to the top prize, which requires matching all three digits; I had 830 while the winning number was 930—I did manage to get the last two digits (30) right. The spreadsheet is really good, though of course it doesn't offer any guarantees; I need to play through many consecutive draws. The goal is to ride the wave of the highest-probability outcomes and then increase my stakes.
 

jack

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Hello Frank, it will require extreme dedication to wait for the right moment—identifying the convergence of patterns with the highest probability based on the most recent Pick 3 draw—while also tracking repetitions and the three categories of "lags" (short, medium, and long). This is a great concept for building a spreadsheet based on the latest draws, incorporating both repetitions and these three lag groups. Thanks, Frank.
 

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