A Hunch: Maybe you are going all Wrong: Why not try this: Pick4..

Reply #4

pumpi76 — Sun, 08 Aug 2010 19:00:12 GMT

well i havent sat down and calculate, i ve been and i am busy but i ve seen it all the time i ve been chasing the lotto....

Also, if let s say in Pick3, no digit repeats from the following drawing and it happens regularly, then, it leaves you with: 7 numbers to guess from...So then it stops been a: Pick3/0-9 and it becomes a: Pick3/0-6 plus the Even/Odds + Hot/Cold + single doubles (forgot to mention it)...

7 x 7 x7 has: 343 combinations...But that s counting them from, the 1,000 combinati... [ More ]

Reply #3

pumpi76 — Sun, 08 Aug 2010 18:45:02 GMT

You can apply that/this to: Pick5, i ll tell you of something that happens on Pick5 but you will have to work and i think it will cost and you will have to wait...

You can apply this to the ending digits....In pick5 there are cases, when, no ending digit repeats from the previous ending digit you have to wait but they happen and they happen more frequently than you think....So if:

ABCDE play and the following day (Ending digits) and they are from, 1-10 (0 been treated as, 10):

FGHIJ pla... [ More ]

Reply #2

GASMETERGUY — Sun, 08 Aug 2010 18:41:47 GMT

And how many times have you successfully determined which one of the three digits repeated

Reply #1

pumpi76 — Sat, 07 Aug 2010 23:42:50 GMT

in Pick3, almost always, 1 number repeats from the previous drawing, meaning almost always, 1 number repeats from the previous 3 numbers...So

ABC: previous drawing

ADE: next drawing...

if i know that A will repeat, and DE is not the same as: BC, then that s: Pick2/0-7...So those 2 numbers from a range of 7 is what you need to find out...That s where you need to take out the rootsoom, calculate pi, talk to your dog/cat, whatever it takes for those 2 numbers...Plus: + E/O + HOT/COLD NUMBE... [ More ]

A Hunch: Maybe you are going all Wrong: Why not try this: Pick4..

pumpi76 — Sat, 07 Aug 2010 23:33:05 GMT

guys i ve seen you all calculate the: 44th digit of Pi, look for the pithagoreas theorem, Rieman Sums, the root, X-ray of the numbers, the list gooes on, trying to find the, 4 numbers or 3 numbers for Pick4/Pick3...

Question: 1 or 2 numbers repeat always on Pick4...What if you know that, 2 numbers were going to come out on the following drawing in advance...You could guess the other 2 + E/O + HOT/COLD NUMBERS...So what do you have to do....

GUESS WHICH THOSE 2 NUMBERS that are going to rep... [ More ]