Rodger-dhs-johnph77, et al

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eddessaknight

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Greetings Lads & Lasies-

I am a new arrival here but not new to the games of chance.

If you would indulage me with some kind assistance on pairs.

I also working on a seemingly misson impossibe with pairs because of limited cuomputer skills:

Question-

How to find unhit pairs in keno (live or VK) that have slept for 165 games?

So generous guys & gals, much appreciate any or all assistance in advance via posting.



No Worries:) ,

eddessaknight
 
johnph77

johnph77

Member
Ray -

I haven't done a lot of work in this area and it's not currently in my sphere of interest but if you can download the information into an Excel file you can write a macro to determine the rightmost number in each cell in a given range and compare them that way. Information for doing so are in other threads in this forum.

gl

j.
 
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eddessaknight

Member
Hey John, glad you remember me; I am still surviving the buffet and gambling tables Las Vegas 24/7.:goodluck:

Appreciate the speedy and informative response.

Unfortunately I am a rather recent arrival to computer culture having escaped from the clutches of an old black underwood clicty clack typewriter, like the old fella on a Norman Rockwell Saturday Evening Post magaizine cover:)

Seriously, these speed of light computations are a bit daunting for me at my humble level.

A CHALLENGE....
However, I have a working scientific hypothesis on the relative point of certainty that has good potential for keno apllication and I would be happy to share same with a gambling good guy/gal who know their way around computer programs, keno odds, necessary data collection as you described and uncomplicated straighforward testing.

Not trying to give you more to do, but if this challenge sounds interesting to you or anyone with these resouces plus a dash of enthusiasm, kindly let me know-

Thanks for the time and consideration, I will answer all earnest inqueries
(offer pro bono publico - nothing to sell)

Re: Out of the Box Thinking:
If You Want to Walk on Water, You've Got to Get Out of the Boat


Peace, Prosperity & Opportunity Wishes All,
eddessaknight :)
 
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roger.www

Member
eddessaknight said:
Greetings Lads & Lasies-

I am a new arrival here but not new to the games of chance.

If you would indulage me with some kind assistance on pairs.

I also working on a seemingly misson impossibe with pairs because of limited cuomputer skills:

Question-

How to find unhit pairs in keno (live or VK) that have slept for 165 games?

So generous guys & gals, much appreciate any or all assistance in advance via posting.



No Worries:) ,

eddessaknight
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Imo pairs that have slept for that long aren't worth
the amount of work involved in extracting them.
Why ?
Because pairs ( or triples) that have played in the most recent (3-10) draws
are usually the most active in Keno.
I don't play live Keno, but from what I have read
it works the same way.

I think the waiting period for recetly drawn pairs to hit
is shorter than than for 'overdue' pairs.


You want to focus on a system for extracting the most recently drawn pairs/triples.
 
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eddessaknight

Member
Johnph & Roger, et al-

Many thanks to John, Rodger and others who emailed with relevant comentary regarding my out of the box keno application's need for computation.

@John, as a investigative follow up, I intend to email directly.


No Worries,
eddessaknight :)
 
johnph77

johnph77

Member
Ray -

I can't post my Email address here - forum rules - but it's available through the Keno forum.

BTW, I already have an idea for the base of a spreadsheet which I think will do what you want and more. It could be an interesting diversion from work.....

j
 
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