Daydream 5 - Florida Fantasy 5 lottery lotterycodex wheeling

Description: *I played a full 252 set of these tickets once as a proof of concept. I won $590.00 and 29 free tickets.* Daydream 5 - Desktop EditionDisclaimer: The author of this program is not affiliated with the Florida Lottery. This application is not affiliated with the Florida Lottery. This application is to be used for entertainment purposes only. The author makes no guarantees of any kind. Use at your own risk. Use this application only if you are 18 years of age or older. Only play lotteries responsibly. Only play lotteries if you are 18 years of age or older.Requirements Download Adobe Acrobat Reader if you want the .pdf to open automatically to print settings.Introduction The application starts and runs automatically, selecting 252 unique picks from the 5/36 lotterycodex. This results in each pick being used 35 times. Think of it as a sort of net being cast into the ocean of possible picks in the hopes of catching that elusive prize. The numbers 1-36 are divided into four groups based on two criteria: whether the number is low or high and whether it is even or odd. Within these groups, the numbers are randomly shuffled. They are then divided into seven equal groupings of 5 with one remainder. Each 5 number pick is stored, then the each group is rotated. The first group rotates the top number to the bottom while moving the rest up. The second group does that twice. The third group does three times and the fourth group five. After nine wheels, the fourth group becomes the first, the first becomes the second and so on. This goes on until each group has been in each role, resulting in 252 unique picks that are partially wheeled in a stratified way. I love the symmetry of Florida's Fantasy 5 game for this reason. Get picksPick limit While Daydream 5 does the work for you automatically, customization is available. You can choose how many picks you would like rather than relying on the default of 252. Use *Pick limit* to change then number to anything between 1 and 252 inclusive. Sort picks in numerical order It is easier to determine whether the picks are truly unique when they are sorted. That is why it is the default behavior. However, if you would like to generate a random pick list, then you can with the help of unchecking the *Sort picks in numerical order* checkbox. The rationale for this was to randomly spread the picks over playslips so that if you preferred to play only a portion of the set, then you may. Get picks button After you have the desired *Pick limit* and *Sort picks in numerical order* settings, press the *Get picks* button to receive a new pick list. You will only notice a change in the number count when you change the pick limit to something other than 252. Print picksDraw time*Nearest draw time* leaves the draw time portion of the playslip blank.*Midday* selects the midday drawing.*Evening* selects the evening drawing.*Both* selects the next two drawings. EZmatch If you would like to play EZmatch, selecting this checkbox will pick an EZmatch for every pick in the pick list. Picks per playslip Making this less than 10 will place a limit on the number of picks to put on each playslip. This, of course requires more playslips. Select a folder to save files Press the *Select Folder* button to change the location for saving the .pdf and .txt files generated when you *Print picks*. Print picks Press the *Print picks* button to generate the .pdf and accompanying .txt files. If you have Adobe Acrobat installed, it will launch the print dialog. You must print the playslips *Actual Size* in order to align the picks correctly. You may need to make this selection. The .txt file uses the same filename to associate it with the .pdf. It contains information about what variables were used to generate the .pdf file.

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