2nd key to Pick three lottery

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mark — Sat, 05 Jan 2002 02:18:42 GMT

I assume when you say 52 days your counting before 12/31 when it fell 2002. But your talking about positions, which would refer to bias numbers, I'm not talking about bias, but in turn the cycle of the individual numbers of 0 thru 9. also, This is what I learned about the cycle of pick three, not pick 4, the cycle for pick4 is different, and for all mathematical purposes would be so.I had the chance this year to spend 14 days in Mass, in theory there pick 4 lottery seems great, with all the comb... [ More ]

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retxx — Thu, 03 Jan 2002 12:55:01 GMT

just wanted to let you know that te #2 inthe first pos in Mass. had nothit in 52days.

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mark — Thu, 03 Jan 2002 11:39:27 GMT

George Sedertree is also from Michigan, he has a wonderful system called 60/40. Not sure how to get a hold of him anymore, but if you can find his site, his system is worth looking at. I also like lucky's numbers, not putting any one else down, have not taken time to research thru them. Lucky always seems to have that 3rd number I need,to hit.Since he has come to this site, my winnings have increased.Good luck , Mark

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Bob — Thu, 03 Jan 2002 11:30:23 GMT

Hi Mark,Name is bob and thanks for the info. I was only usingthe past four days for the 3 digit. Anyway soundsgood and will give it a try.I am from Michigan.Not to many here I don't think are from Michigan.I have been using the xyz system, not bad program.So thanks for sharing your info here.Bob in Michigan

2nd key to Pick three lottery

mark — Thu, 03 Jan 2002 00:02:47 GMT

Again I am apologizing for being late,Grandaughter went home today. You Know, when you look into the eyes of your grandchildern, you realize all over again what life is all about.There is a way to determine when to play and when not to, there is a certain number to start with to have a base.It's in the math cycle of the numbers, I'm not talking about the whole number, but the individual numbers of 0 thru 9. they run a cycle.They run a normal cycle of 7 to 10 days, meaning that each number of 0 t... [ More ]