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Hello,

to understand the filter I have created a simple example from the demo of ExpertLotto5:

1. Cut-off is switched off; Latest History for 10 levels is:


2. I select the following filters:



and



ExpertLotto 5 then calculates the following results:



If I check these 12 rows now, I do not know how the 1st filter is calculated "20 odds"; Here the examples for series 1 and 2:



I calculate 31 and 34 odds

Thanks for a help!

The filter doesn't check if the difference is odd or even but if the actual ticket number that has the history difference in the selected range is odd or even.

I'm sorry, but I have not understood.

How do I find the filter 20 Odd in the two selected examples:
1: 4 16 34 42 43 45
2 .: 4 16 34 42 43 47

No matter how I count the levels 0 to 9 of the selected tickets, add or subtract - I do not get the filter result 20

Thanks for a further explanation

Meisterkeks wrote:I'm sorry, but I have not understood.

How do I find the filter 20 Odd in the two selected examples:
1: 4 16 34 42 43 45
2 .: 4 16 34 42 43 47

No matter how I count the levels 0 to 9 of the selected tickets, add or subtract - I do not get the filter result 20

Thanks for a further explanation

Each ticket number appears in each History level. So the filter first counts the numbers that have the history diff in selected range in selected levels and then the filter counts how many such numbers are odd or even.

stan wrote:Each ticket number appears in each History level.

stan wrote:So the filter first counts the numbers that have the history diff in selected range in selected levels

--> 11, 13, 1, 6, 17, 2, 17, 22, 8, 6
--> Except for 1 are all between 1 and 1000

stan wrote:and then the filter counts how many such numbers are odd or even.

--> Odd = 31
--> Odds without 1 = 23

Also with this calculation I do not come to 20



Sorry, I did not understand that again.

Where do I go wrong?

In a 6/xx lottery the filter will look at the 6 main numbers in each level and count how many of those numbers produce differences in the selected interval. Let's say there will X such numbers - naturally those 6 numbers may repeat many times in that selection. And the next step is to count how many of those X numbers are either odd or even.

So I do not understand this filter. Can someone explain with the example shown by me once again?

Question not solved yet; to remind of

Hi Meisterkeks.

Filter> Ticket Index Range: min: 5,600,000 to max: 5,600,030. Accept.
Filter> History Number Differences + Odd/Even, matching tickets: Accept. 10 latest draws. All 10 levels checked.

-Number Difference: 1 to 1,000. Setting 1 to 1000 accepts all ticket numbers, as there isn't a number difference/interval above +64 in the demo lotto.
-Total number count: 0 to 60. All ticket numbers(6) in 10 levels = 60.
-Odd number count: 20 to 20. In my testing this was per level, so a 20 odd total count divided by 10 levels = 2 odd numbers.
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Using the filters setup above on a full wheel package, there will be 12 package tickets accepted, each containing exactly 2 odd numbers.

Thanks, since I have so far judged the filter wrong.
I will check this on the weekend and sign up again. I would like to understand the effects of the filter settings from the history.

Let me clarify again - the odd/even doesn't apply to History differences but to actual ticket numbers. The same way as the regular odd/even filter.