Whats up with all these sequences?

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fja — Wed, 05 Nov 2003 20:34:21 GMT

mega millions per draw:51 sets of sequence numbers...1.2 or 44,45 etc...8 sets of double sequence numbers 12,13 and 34,35 etc..2 sets of triple sequence numbers= 1,2,3 or 43,44,45152 draws equals a sequence of numbers about every third draw

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Kristin — Wed, 05 Nov 2003 17:31:12 GMT

Quote: Originally posted by lottoking on November 05, 2003 its easy to explain.You can find its regulationtake 37-38-39 as an exampleminus 37-38-39 by 30,you get 7 8 9and 7 8 9 often appears in a 5/15 Lottoking, I think I understand now where your coming from and how you are trying to explain your system to people. With a little more studing, you 'll get it

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lottoking — Wed, 05 Nov 2003 08:31:27 GMT

its easy to explain.You can find its regulationtake 37-38-39 as an exampleminus 37-38-39 by 30,you get 7 8 9and 7 8 9 often appears in a 5/15

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Kristin — Wed, 05 Nov 2003 05:06:15 GMT

There are only a few sequences that have came out in the passed, but not this year yet and are probably going to come out. The most recent draw's from the passed ones on The New Yourk Lotto , Powerball and Mega Millions , have exchanged these numberes 19-34 and 47. Mega Millions has yet to exchange those numbers that New York Lotto' and Powerball has done. Mega Millions - Ones that haven't came out16-24-43-44-45 + 2220-40-48-49-50 + 1728-29-43-46-47 + 0303-16-18-19-43 + 0906-27-28-29... [ More ]

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DreamLotto — Wed, 05 Nov 2003 03:49:42 GMT

Ball Doctoring?! LOL

Whats up with all these sequences?

twisted — Wed, 05 Nov 2003 03:36:09 GMT

I've noticed recently that both powerball and mega millions have been having a lot of two ball, three ball sequences.for example the drawing on 10/4, with 43, 44, 45.have you guys noticed that