Dennis Bassboss
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What and where these can be usefull is to see what's around and with them in the history....They often hide a trend... 
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Repeating quads,triples & pairs
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Beaker
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Perhaps, but that's not what he's using it for.Dennis Bassboss said:What and where these can be usefull is to see what's around and with them in the history....
Strategy 1 - Pick 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12 wheel them in regular draw.
Determine 1-7 hit 15 times, 9-12 hit 11 and 3-8 hit 5 times
1-7-12 hit 6 times
1-9-11-12 hit 3 times
Hotpick Play4 = 1-7-9-12
Hotpick Play4 = 1-9-11-12
Strategy 2 - Pick 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12 wheel them
I really think 3-7 will hit as DN's - I determine 3-7 has hit with 8 and 11 2 times
Hotpick Play4 = 3-7-8-11
Strategy 3 - Pick 1,3,5,7,9,11,13,15,17,19,21,23 wheel them in regular draw
my 3-7 DN is in play but I really really think 14 and 20 might hit
Hotpick Play4 = 3-7-14-20
I don't need to know what might repeat for this at all
rather what comes with... is the better question. Dennis Bassboss
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I agree Beaker!
kevinwclough
Member
Repeating quads
On the past data that I have used for todays pick 4 game,
I picked 18-20-30-43
I got 18-20-30 from the main numbers.
If people use past triples to match 3 balls, whats wrong with using past quads?
Kev
On the past data that I have used for todays pick 4 game,
I picked 18-20-30-43
I got 18-20-30 from the main numbers.
If people use past triples to match 3 balls, whats wrong with using past quads?
Kev
Dennis Bassboss
Member
To be honest with you ...everything for me would be good ...as long as it is announced...
WINHunter Processor
Hmmm,
I missed this thread before. Anyway, WINHunter has a processor designed for this very thing. It is called Match Scan. IT functions like this...
'this rule tests the latest drawing against the other drawings
'and test's for 4of6 to 6of6 matches
'and deducts for higher match counts
Actually, the processor starts at the Startpoint specified by the user setting (the Skip factor) and processes the ENTIRE history. Perhaps this processor needs to account for the USE qty as well. It deducts the score value (from all of the matched draw digits) for any matches greater than 3 matches. If I need to decrease it to anything greater than 2 matches, let me know. Otherwise, I could give the user an option to scan more, but the processor is a SLOW one already.
Personally, I have not seen much of a use for this processor, but maybe that is because the code is too simple, and I don't really have any idea on what to do with it...
Also, you could use the Pair hit processor as a triple, etc processor (sorta). Just use it to pick 4-6 numbers using NO SCALE at the processor level and see what you get.
Andrew
Hmmm,
I missed this thread before. Anyway, WINHunter has a processor designed for this very thing. It is called Match Scan. IT functions like this...
'this rule tests the latest drawing against the other drawings
'and test's for 4of6 to 6of6 matches
'and deducts for higher match counts
Actually, the processor starts at the Startpoint specified by the user setting (the Skip factor) and processes the ENTIRE history. Perhaps this processor needs to account for the USE qty as well. It deducts the score value (from all of the matched draw digits) for any matches greater than 3 matches. If I need to decrease it to anything greater than 2 matches, let me know. Otherwise, I could give the user an option to scan more, but the processor is a SLOW one already.
Personally, I have not seen much of a use for this processor, but maybe that is because the code is too simple, and I don't really have any idea on what to do with it...
Also, you could use the Pair hit processor as a triple, etc processor (sorta). Just use it to pick 4-6 numbers using NO SCALE at the processor level and see what you get.
Andrew