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thamizhpayan

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Quote: Originally posted by Speler on Oct 23, 2021
I started without plans and knowledge of PHP. I had to do debugs, easily lose focus. (...)

This is one of the simple ones maybe worth showing for mathematical understanding.

Speler you have learned and implemented a lot. Good Luck with your future wins.

I too have PHP knowledge but I use Java a lot.

Also as you mentioned hit frequencies, skip/hit tables all are there for long time. What We see is that SL and GH have copyrighted and patented their charts and terms that they coined. As long as people use generic names that have existed long before, it should be fine. Many charts are just graph paper plotting that people used before softwares and those would have existed long back.

They are more after companies trying to copy and use the content as such and sell as their own product. Personal and pool usage of book, software and wheels are allowed. They don't want others selling any of these.

Hope you catch another Pick 5 soon. Good work on that PA 5/5 JP prediction.
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Oct 23, 2021, 8:03 pm

Quote: Originally posted by Speler on Oct 23, 2021
One of the skips charts. This one is the regular one transposed and sorted.

Nice.

If you notice many people are tracking and using skips and frequencies for long time.

There are some techniques and strategies that are unique in LMG book.
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Oct 23, 2021, 8:05 pm

Quote: Originally posted by Speler on Oct 23, 2021
Someone suggested that I should make a follower chart just like from SL. So, here a prtscr of that little part of all the follower charts with php. The unfiltered chart shows all numbers. Click on the headers to togglesort.

On suggestion I also developed the skips of that too and more with own ideas.
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Oct 23, 2021, 8:07 pm

This is Java.

Table of skips of 3 numbers combinations.

Top of my iceberg.
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Oct 23, 2021, 8:16 pm

We were talking followers.

So pairs followers and I want not the next but the 2nd next. I have other versions of this too.

This is in the advanced.
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Oct 23, 2021, 8:16 pm

Quote: Originally posted by Speler on Oct 23, 2021
This is Java.

Table of skips of 3 numbers combinations.

Top of my iceberg.

Nice layouts.
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Oct 23, 2021, 8:27 pm

Simple filter, last drawing and matches >=3. Ink Free.
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Oct 23, 2021, 8:30 pm

Not having a professor or helping pro, I had to look up things and try out. Debugging or improving often was long and difficult. I won't show the highly advanced. You would throw SLAG in the trashcan and burn the LMG.

We don't have pick 5 in BE. I didn't cash on dry play. You must swim in wet water, not on a chair in the kitchen!
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Oct 23, 2021, 8:40 pm

Play and win with one dollar quickpick, just to piss off the others!
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Oct 23, 2021, 8:52 pm

Quote: Originally posted by Speler on Oct 23, 2021
Play and win with one dollar quickpick, just to piss off the others!

What We are trying with our self picks is fun for us. This involves thinking, writing and trying to get everything on time.

Quick picks are too easy to buy.
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Oct 24, 2021, 12:39 am

Going down memory lane, this is similar to RL's Stack levels where you play for patterns to repeat based on hits. If you can find a section of grid where you think 0's will repeat from previous draw you can eliminate a lot of numbers. I think Winsum used to use a tool similar to this from RL.

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If you can correctly guess 5 1's, and 5 0's you can usually get around 100 combos for the smaller pick 5 games.

Basically you are looking for cold/dead spots and hot spots in the grid.

Just another random combo generator.
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Oct 24, 2021, 2:14 am

Quote: Originally posted by jimjwright on Oct 24, 2021
Going down memory lane, this is similar to RL's Stack levels where you play for patterns to repeat based on hits. If you can find a section of grid where you think 0's will repeat from previous draw you can eliminate a lot of numbers. I think Winsum used to use a tool similar to this from RL.

larger pic

If you can correctly guess 5 1's, and 5 0's you can usually get around 100 combos for the smaller pick 5 games.

Basically you are looking for cold/dead spots and hot spots in the grid.

Just another random combo generator.

Nice clean tabbed interface.

Yes RL's apps have filters of this sort. Is this rogue filter/wheel for big games?

Thanks & Good Luck
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Oct 24, 2021, 3:58 am

Quote: Originally posted by thamizhpayan on Oct 24, 2021
Nice clean tabbed interface.

Yes RL's apps have filters of this sort. Is this rogue filter/wheel for big games?

Thanks & Good Luck

I used Prof-UIS MFC library to create the tabbed interface. Not sure they are still in existence once Microsoft abandoned MFC for .NET. Around this time (2012) is when I switched to being an iOS/Android mobile developer and moved away from desktop programming.

From this same program I have a C Filters tab that allows you to filter and track odd/even, low/high, sums, and draws out.

If you think of the 10 positional values of O/E and L/H creating a unique signature much like the binary digits 0/1 then you can use that to filter out combinations with the assumption that the signature is not likely to repeat to soon. Unfortunately for Pick 5 where order does not matter low/high is not really that unique as a filter so the stack concept is a better eliminator.

odd/even, low/high, sums, draws out

I used this program to get 4 of 5 over 25 times in Idaho and California but could never score a 5 of 5.
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Oct 24, 2021, 9:03 am

Quote: Originally posted by jimjwright on Oct 24, 2021
I used Prof-UIS MFC library to create the tabbed interface. Not sure they are still in existence once Microsoft abandoned MFC for .NET. Around this time (2012) is when I switched to being an iOS/Android mobile developer and moved away from desktop programming.

From this same program I have a C Filters tab that allows you to filter and track odd/even, low/high, sums, and draws out.

If you think of the 10 positional values of O/E and L/H creating a unique signature much like the binary digits 0/1 then you can use that to filter out combinations with the assumption that the signature is not likely to repeat to soon. Unfortunately for Pick 5 where order does not matter low/high is not really that unique as a filter so the stack concept is a better eliminator.

odd/even, low/high, sums, draws out

I used this program to get 4 of 5 over 25 times in Idaho and California but could never score a 5 of 5.

Hi Jim,

.NET with custom paid professional UI API. Do you use java for android apps or it more of C++?

For big games,, I don't have a UI for my filters yet. I usually write HTML frontend or Swing UI for Java. I use the excels generated for the game and set filters in JSON format and feed them to the console java application.

I also tried to identify/predict the 5 individual positions for E/O. Finding all 5 will bring the combos to deal down to 250k to 400k based on which EO format We mark. I would still go with 2 or 3 out of 5. Getting all 5 seems hard.
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Oct 24, 2021, 4:21 pm

Quote: Originally posted by thamizhpayan on Oct 24, 2021
Hi Jim,

.NET with custom paid professional UI API. Do you use java for android apps or it more of C++?

For big games,, I don't have a UI for my filters yet. I usually write HTML frontend or Swing UI for Java. I use the excels generated for the game and set filters in JSON format and feed them to the console java application.

I also tried to identify/predict the 5 individual positions for E/O. Finding all 5 will bring the combos to deal down to 250k to 400k based on which EO format We mark. I would still go with 2 or 3 out of 5. Getting all 5 seems hard.

For iOS I use Swift. For Android I used to use Java but switched over to Kotlin last year. I like Swing UI for the desktop.

html/css/javascript/typescript is not my thing but mad props to people that can do it.

At some point I am going to start an open source project on github for pick3/pick4 lottery software when I can find the time.

Good Luck !!!

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