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• dr san

  

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  how to get some games out of the box?
  that is to say it was an accident, to play in the next
  well outside the curve, what would be the procedures?
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  how to get some games out of the box?
  that is to say it was an accident, to play in the next
  well outside the curve, what would be the procedures?

  They should have instructions on the box how to open it.

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• dr san

  

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  hello raven62, translation error
  the idea is how to play outside the probability curve?
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  Quote: Originally posted by dr san on Aug 28, 2020

  hello raven62, translation error
  the idea is how to play outside the probability curve?

  Probability Curve:
  
  
  
  How would you Win if you play outside the Probability Curve?

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  Probability Curve:
  
  
  
  How would you Win if you play outside the Probability Curve?

  By Accident!

  What's the Point?

  I guess you could track when something about a draw or number was UNDER the Graph, but isn't "OUTSIDE" of the graph NOTHING or SOMETHING INFINITE?

  This "Accident" will Never Happen.

  I am getting dizzy just thinking about this DR Jack.
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  hello raven62, translation error
  the idea is how to play outside the probability curve?

  Do you mean "thinking outside of the box"?

  "When will we ever learn?"
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• dr san

  

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  allenb,hello you do a simulation many times you leave out something that didn't close 100% in a statistic, for example it leaves out some data
  It is the slope that in one or more drawings this data appears outside the search box, so let's
  adopt the cracking system in a column, joins
  two numbers and then the front joins a third, as in the genetic code of DNA two and two joins a third, this would be thought outside the box of the central curve,
• dr san

  

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  ok  raven yes the graph of the curve is correct, in case of setting cracks per column it would be to join or join two numbers and then a third outside the central axis, either two numbers in the central strip and the third outside at the ends
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  dr san, an example ??? OK let's see
  an example of the lottery 49/6 gave =
  03 15 18 26 39 40
  to assemble the pair it must be a number where only odd numbers = 15 with even even numbers 26 now we have the pair = 15.26 the 3rd number cannot have one of the 4 digits = 15.26, left over 6 = 0.2.3, 4,7,8,9
  15,26 double 3rd digit cannot have double digit would be 39, 49, 20, 17,38 ....
  in the draw it was 39 = 15, 26, 39 note that the 3rd number has not a single digit of the pair
  the union of the pair always has to be a pair and another odd
• dr san

  

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  simplifying for the trio are two numbers within the curve patterns the 3rd number at the ends, or outside the range, we will have a trio for the game