Are over due numbers over rated?

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RJOh — Tue, 10 Jun 2003 06:07:52 GMT

To Kristin,As I explained in an earlier post in the systems section, I use a RNG that I wrote using GWBasic in which I put all the numbers I wish to play and parameters to use to pick the combinations. With those 36 numbers I will most likey get 5-6 combinations if I use them only once, but more if I use them more. The parameters will include such limits as sums, gaps, ranges, matches in the past and etc. I prefer to use this RNG over a wheel because a wheel for that many numbers would be too... [ More ]

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Kristin — Tue, 10 Jun 2003 03:29:58 GMT

RJOh :I dont quite understand how you chose 5 Numbers out of 36 Numbers total and only play 10 Lines. I usually circle the ones that come out the most and put them in order, such as 05,10,20,28 and so on. I then chose a few Cold Numbers which means numbers that come out less, 30 ect...Do you use a wheeling system? I use Gail Howard's wheeling system I got from her book. It works very good, so far I won $150 from it.

Are over due numbers over rated?

RJOh — Tue, 10 Jun 2003 01:39:23 GMT

Are over due numbers over rated? When I play Megamillions, I usually play 12 lines to cover all 52 numbers which includes over due numbers, but I was checking the data file for Megamillion and discovered that the top 36 numbers had matched three or more in 94% of all 111 drawings and 98% of the last 50 drawings and matched five in 28%-30% of both.Over due numbers are over due because they aren't hitting and if they aren't hitting, you won't win anything playing them.So for my picks for the next... [ More ]