Ohio Pick 3 EVENING Thursday 3/01:

[Teufellj]

Tonight's picks are running hand in hand with blitzes
generating system on Crazynutz (*See the link on his posts*). I used his generator with my setup to see if we can develop a working relationship between programs: Thank You, BLITZED!

Here they are:

..........218-221-228..........

Teufellj...

 

[blitzed]

Hiya teufellj, you are most welcome, that is exactly why I made the generators...to study how numbers can behave, try to gauge doubles distribution, etc. I might include variations to the random, although my current routine is pretty good.

So what exactly did you do? I see that 718 was drawn tonight, and 218 was your 1st pick...not bad, some states that'd be $50 or $60 hah!

Also, you've seen my old pick3 spreadsheet with the random scenario right? That might be worth studying too...it is really easy to do random in a spreadsheet, just plug this formula into cells goin down 3 columns:
=RANDBETWEEN(0;9)

later,
blitzed

 

[Teufellj]

Blitzed, I don't care for random's that much, especially for the Ohio games.
They are good when nothing else wants to be on the hit list. I have both spreadsheet setups and access to your webspot. Those three sets amongst seven others were in both, but I opted for the three strongest plays. Though there was a flyby near hit, I managed to eliminate several probabilities from my setup. I like yours so far...hehehehehehe!
Thank you again,

Teufellj...

 

[blitzed]

ah, right on...yup, sometimes the probability field is spot on for tricklin the straight out.

when I try to decide whether to chase doubles or not, I sometimes look at my random scenarios to see how often doubles are spit out as I cycle through.

anyway, I'm still convinced that the pick3 algorithm is sometimes switched onto "revenue mode" as was demonstrated by my gettin burned on doubles comin up 3 times in a row, when they had already hit 3 times out of the last 4.
(my butt) CA lottery!

later,
blitzed