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• Pick3master3838

  

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  Quote: Originally posted by cddvd on Jan 1, 2021

  Oh you look at the "Minus" column too..the program only currently looks at the the "Add" column(s)

  Let me do another one that looks at the "Minus" columns as well.

  My bad, I was looking at the wrong column...It's correct the way you have it now...again, sorry.
• cddvd

  

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  Here's the version 1.1

  looks at 'Minus' and 'Add' columns

  and see if they appear in sorted combos

  https://rawcdn.githack.com/tindoductran/tlf/main/standalone/Pick3Master3838-Cool-Combine-System-v-1-1.html

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• cddvd

  

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  Quote: Originally posted by Pick3master3838 on Jan 1, 2021

  My bad, I was looking at the wrong column...It's correct the way you have it now...again, sorry.

  Oops too late now you have 2 versions.

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• Pick3master3838

  

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  Quote: Originally posted by lakerben on Jan 1, 2021

  I'll try this. I'm not sure what's going on here. Confusing.  Any hits?  Do you keep the no match for later?

   

  

  https://rawcdn.githack.com/tindoductran/tlf/main/standalone/Pick3Master3838-Cool-Combine-System-v-1-0.html

  There are two systems combined into one. Input your last winning number and the results at the very bottom are combos that match with the two systems. Test it in your state. No, this is just for the next draw, you don't hold on to the combos. But I need to test to see If I should hold on to them.
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  Oops too late now you have 2 versions.

  Thanks..
• Lottomeister

  

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  Quote: Originally posted by Pick3master3838 on Jan 1, 2021

  https://rawcdn.githack.com/tindoductran/tlf/main/standalone/Pick3Master3838-Cool-Combine-System-v-1-0.html

  There are two systems combined into one. Input your last winning number and the results at the very bottom are combos that match with the two systems. Test it in your state. No, this is just for the next draw, you don't hold on to the combos. But I need to test to see If I should hold on to them.

  OK.. I tried this for the month of Jan 2020 in NY. Mid-mid. To see if it hit next day, I did not hold onto combos per your instructions.

  Unfortunately there were no hits, Not even boxed. I did not test mid-eve or eve-mid.

  It's always possible that I'm wrong~

  But that's never at the top of my list of possibilities.
• Pick3master3838

  

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  Quote: Originally posted by Lottomeister on Jan 1, 2021

  OK.. I tried this for the month of Jan 2020 in NY. Mid-mid. To see if it hit next day, I did not hold onto combos per your instructions.

  Unfortunately there were no hits, Not even boxed. I did not test mid-eve or eve-mid.

  Well that sucks.. 

  Gonna have to try something else. 
• OhSoClose

  

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  Quote: Originally posted by Pick3master3838 on Jan 1, 2021

  Well that sucks.. 

  Gonna have to try something else. 

  If I could toss in my two cents on this. The variables in the section near the top are the differences between successive draws in the Florida evening lottery, correct? If that's accurate, then it seems likely that those variables would be different from one state to another. I'd expect those variables to change over time even within a single state.

  I took a look at Pennsylvania to see which variables I could plug into that section and haven't nailed it down yet, but I'm seeing a fair amount of change when looking at which variables would work over the past thirty days compared to the last 90 days. My thought is that in order to make this useful universally, the users would need a method to harvest with some confidence the variables from their own lottery.

  In general, it's a very interesting idea and the javascript tool is extremely helpful. I'm looking into a way to sample the differences between successive draws to come up with variables that would work for me. To do that, I'm looking at performance periods over time to see if there are recurring variable patterns, so you could modularize the tool based on which variable set is working on a given month. Or if it doesn't repeat based on periods of time, come up with a tool that you could feed the past 60 draws into (or whatever number gives best results) and that tool would generate likely variables to use based on recent performance in draws.

  If I'm misunderstanding how your system works, then feel free to ignore all of the above.
• Pick3master3838

  

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  Quote: Originally posted by cddvd on Jan 1, 2021

  Oops too late now you have 2 versions.

  One last request please, If you are able.

  For the Florida Dec. month I did a test. Most of the time when I subtract two combo winners back to back, the resulting number either adds up to 12, or sum of that combo is 12. Is there anyway to make a program for all numbers from 000-999 that add up to 12 or sum of 12, and add those numbers to the last winning combo in a program?

   

  For example, 

  012-has 12 in it

  039-3+9=12

  048- 4+8=12

  057-5+7=12

  etc...all the way to the 900s

   

  24 512 357

  25 065 486

   

  For example, the above is from Florida Dec. 24 and 25 eve to eve. Had I added 129+357=486. 129 not only has a 12 in it, but also adds up to 12. 1+2+9=12, But it doesn't necessarily have to have a 12 in it, just making an example that it can have both or one or the other.

   

  Here's an example with a combo that doesn't have a 12 in it, yet it still adds up to 12. 891-069=822, 822=12

  17 948 069

  18 374 891

   

  Had I added 822+069=891

   

  Thanks.
• Pick3master3838

  

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  Quote: Originally posted by OhSoClose on Jan 1, 2021

  If I could toss in my two cents on this. The variables in the section near the top are the differences between successive draws in the Florida evening lottery, correct? If that's accurate, then it seems likely that those variables would be different from one state to another. I'd expect those variables to change over time even within a single state.

  I took a look at Pennsylvania to see which variables I could plug into that section and haven't nailed it down yet, but I'm seeing a fair amount of change when looking at which variables would work over the past thirty days compared to the last 90 days. My thought is that in order to make this useful universally, the users would need a method to harvest with some confidence the variables from their own lottery.

  In general, it's a very interesting idea and the javascript tool is extremely helpful. I'm looking into a way to sample the differences between successive draws to come up with variables that would work for me. To do that, I'm looking at performance periods over time to see if there are recurring variable patterns, so you could modularize the tool based on which variable set is working on a given month. Or if it doesn't repeat based on periods of time, come up with a tool that you could feed the past 60 draws into (or whatever number gives best results) and that tool would generate likely variables to use based on recent performance in draws.

  If I'm misunderstanding how your system works, then feel free to ignore all of the above.

  I somewhat agree, but I was hoping the number 12 would be successful universally. Powerful forces in my opinion should work across the board. This is why I came up with a new idea like above.
• Lottomeister

  

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  Quote: Originally posted by Pick3master3838 on Jan 1, 2021

  I somewhat agree, but I was hoping the number 12 would be successful universally. Powerful forces in my opinion should work across the board. This is why I came up with a new idea like above.

  12 has the highest vibration resonance. I was demonstrating that in an earlier post with 5/39. Numbers that were 12 apart, one of them usually repeated etc. More to it in my post.

  It's always possible that I'm wrong~

  But that's never at the top of my list of possibilities.
• cddvd

  

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  Quote: Originally posted by Pick3master3838 on Jan 1, 2021

  I somewhat agree, but I was hoping the number 12 would be successful universally. Powerful forces in my opinion should work across the board. This is why I came up with a new idea like above.

  Opps, wrong quote I meant to quote the request for program.

  I can write a function that returns true when pick3 contains "12" (in any order) or the sum is 12.

  but where do you want this function check? on the "Add" column numbers in 1st program? and if it's there in 1st program add it to the resulting numbers that appear in both programs?

  I don't know what you mean by 000-999?

  Or do you mean instead of you having to input a pick-3, just make it run from 000 to 999 and if the current number (000-999) returns true for the check then show resulting numbers from both programs for that current number (000-999)?

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• Pick3master3838

  

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  Yes, I'm not religious at all, but I do believe in other realms without a god. Seen to much EVIDENCE since being on unemployment since the middle of last May. Lots of time to see eye-opening stuff, especially on Paranormal 911 show on Amazon prime movies, and shows. Lots of evidence on camera and video footage taken by cops, EMTs, security guards..etc...Finally my gut feelings all along has been verified. 

   

  I digress, now that I got that out of the way, you are right. Despite the religious aspect of the number 12, they got something right. Whether it's from god or the universe as THE intelligence is not relevant to me, only that it works.

   

  12 eggs in a carton, why not 11?....or 10?

  The Majestic 12, Used to be a Govt. group of 12 people heading the UFO sightings.

  12 disciples

  12 months in a year, not 10...lol

  Oddly enough, 12 hot dog buns, but 10 hot dogs in a package.

  12 members in a jury

  How much is a gross of firecrackers? 144   12X12=144

  12 signs of the zodiac

  12 Chinese astrology animals

  12 inches in a foot

  The face of a clock has 12 hours

  12 tribes of Israel

  12 ribs in the human body

   

  It's fascinating to me. It boils down to the number 3. Tesla once said or wrote...Paraphrasing,If you want to know the secrets of the universe, pay attention to the numbers 3,6,9.

   
• Pick3master3838

  

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  Quote: Originally posted by cddvd on Jan 1, 2021

  Opps, wrong quote I meant to quote the request for program.

  I can write a function that returns true when pick3 contains "12" (in any order) or the sum is 12.

  but where do you want this function check? on the "Add" column numbers in 1st program? and if it's there in 1st program add it to the resulting numbers that appear in both programs?

  I don't know what you mean by 000-999?

  Or do you mean instead of you having to input a pick-3, just make it run from 000 to 999 and if the current number (000-999) returns true for the check then show resulting numbers from both programs for that current number (000-999)?

  No, this is an entirely new look, nothing to do with the current program. Yet I'm still using the same 12 concept nevertheless. That's the important thing to remember.

   

  To answer your questions, no to all 3 of them. lol

   

  I want every possible number from 000-999 that adds up to 12. Let's start slow, part two will be asked after we get this one, thanks to you my friend. You have gone out of the way to do this, and it's appreciated....I mean it !
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  No, this is an entirely new look, nothing to do with the current program. Yet I'm still using the same 12 concept nevertheless. That's the important thing to remember.

   

  To answer your questions, no to all 3 of them. lol

   

  I want every possible number from 000-999 that adds up to 12. Let's start slow, part two will be asked after we get this one, thanks to you my friend. You have gone out of the way to do this, and it's appreciated....I mean it !

  Okay entirely new program:

  https://rawcdn.githack.com/tindoductran/tlf/main/standalone/Pick3Master3838-12-from-000-999-v-1-1.html

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