Cash 3 Sum System

Reply #35

hypersoniq — Sun, 28 Dec 2003 17:36:57 GMT

I checked with the current top 10 numbers... still can't come up with the one approach that would have made playing the lottery in PA since day one profitable...Julian Dates (10 number rundown, 108 straight hits, 300+ box hits, net loss)Static Additives (Adding 111 or some other constant to rundown 10 numbers, best is 125 straigt hits and 420+ box hits, still a net loss)Top 10 (10 most recurring combos, the top 2 have each appeared 18 times straight in 9,146 drawings, around 64 times as box hits... [ More ]

Reply #34

hypersoniq — Sat, 27 Dec 2003 21:03:26 GMT

Quote: Originally posted by MrSteel01 on December 26, 2003 Top ten numbers or 20 come in almost every month or months!THis basically holds true in PA for box hits...Straights in the top ten can have gaps as long as 3 years...

Reply #33

Millennium — Sat, 27 Dec 2003 20:39:45 GMT

Quote: Originally posted by MrSteel01 on December 26, 2003Top ten numbers or 20 come in almost every month or months!Now that's interesting. Haven't looked at that. I know that in NY's P3, 569 (in its variations) is a monster number that comes out in the Top 3. Is it the same in other states

Reply #32

MrSteel01 — Fri, 26 Dec 2003 12:08:48 GMT

BREAK DOWN NUMBERS !220 box = 10 trip= 90 dbls =120 straight numbers1,000 combos = 10 trips =270 dbls = 720 straight numberskeep track by month vs month or year high low and compare month by monthor year! Top ten numbers or 20 come in almost every month or months

Reply #31

MrSteel01 — Fri, 26 Dec 2003 10:16:40 GMT

Quote: Originally posted by WIN D on December 18, 2003 Here is another Sums Chart with the double Sums or 220 Boxes included. 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9000001002003004005006007008009019029011012013014015016017018028038039049022023024025026027037047048058059069033034035036046056057067068078079089044045055119066111077113088115099117118128129139112122114124116126127137138148149159123133125135136146147157158168169179134144145155156166167177178188189199226227228229239249222223224225235236... [ More ]

Reply #30

luckycat — Wed, 24 Dec 2003 21:59:51 GMT

win dwhat did you do wrong (iion saliu)your signature? cant anyone use soccretes?? quotes just wondering

Reply #29

Clipper — Wed, 24 Dec 2003 19:36:24 GMT

I like to track Sum Totals myself and take bit of a different look that I would like to pass onto people. Besides tracking the Sums I consider which way they Sum......Odd or Even.Even Sum Totals (0, 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, etc) will always come from either 3 Even digits (0, 2, 4, 6, 8) or the 3 digits will be 2 ODD/1 Even digit.Odd Sum Totals (1, 3, 5, 7. 9, 11, etc) will always come from either 3 ODD digits (1, 3, 5, 7, 9) or the 3 digits will be 2 EVEN/1 Odd digit.With the probability the numbe... [ More ]

Reply #28

FUJITA — Tue, 23 Dec 2003 03:12:26 GMT

You guys are hilarious. You mean Ion Elvis Saliu. I don't believe there be that much excitement if Elvis was found to be still alive. I'm not worthy!!! I'm not worthy!!!! Ion you made alot of folks Christmas with that post. Found it interesting myself. Happy Holidays To All !!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Especially you Elvis ,hope you have a white christmas instead of a blue one.

Reply #27

Millennium — Mon, 22 Dec 2003 22:20:50 GMT

Good God! A post from Ion! Will he be a regular

Reply #26

WIN D — Mon, 22 Dec 2003 22:19:38 GMT

Oh Geeessss ......My Hero finally PM's me ......and it's to bust my bubble! LOL Ion .......as you can see my little light went out. I noticed it wasn't working a couple of weeks ago.... and never bothered to fix it. I'll try to replace it with something a tiny bit more.... profound. LOL ( ) Little light Warm Regards, Win d P.S. Your still number one in my book even if you did put my little light out... [ More ]

Reply #25

luckycat — Sun, 21 Dec 2003 14:18:08 GMT

i wish/ thanks for tip. I WILL check them out for OHIO good luck also

Reply #24

IWish — Sun, 21 Dec 2003 14:14:32 GMT

LuckyCat,Once you have your three sums that have being out the longest, you have to apply other methods to choose from your list. For example, look for what digits are overdue. Also you can use what pairs are due. I am a Ga player and the three sums that have being out the most are sums 2 3 and 8. By using WinD chart I will focus on the group of numbers under these three sums for the entire week. This is another tip for you. Look and see how often you get a repeat digit from the previous three

Reply #23

luckycat — Sun, 21 Dec 2003 01:02:42 GMT

win d I said 60 DRAWS no I never played at all/ just paper test first and I am glad. no I think it finaly came in BOX about 50 days total. and only once but I also tested other sums, and still found it a losers game.of course I dont believe at that time there was specifics as you and I WISH have posted here,when I looked at it a while ago.so perhaps I will again reread this thread and apply to it (again) on (PAPER) first. but in all essence maybe its good as a little lo... [ More ]

Reply #22

IWish — Sat, 20 Dec 2003 11:58:56 GMT

LuckyCatYou are missing the point. I said the three sums that have being out the longest not one sum. If you look at WinD chart you will see the sums are listed 0 thru 9. If you add the three digit numbers together under each row you will see the last digit is the same. For example. Look at the numbers under sum 0. They will add up to be 0 10 or 20 which will make this group of numbers sum 0.The three sums that have being out the longest is what you are looking for. I never said focus on one... [ More ]

Reply #21

WIN D — Sat, 20 Dec 2003 03:49:03 GMT

Hah .....Luckycat ....I agree with you that you shouldn't play Sums based on that post. Luckycat you can't play Sums that way ofcourse. That way wouldn't make sense. You can't sit on Sums like that and make it work. Do you really think that I or any other sapient person would play the way you out lined with that example???......Geeeesssss You said that the Sum 13 went for 60 days.... when did it finally hit? It didn't go more than 3 or 4 more days right? You were there to win when it did righ... [ More ]

Reply #20

johnph77 — Sat, 20 Dec 2003 03:31:55 GMT

Win D -Agreed, and well done. Re your Stinker chart, if you have a spreadsheet, the formula to figure the probability for any stinker occurring is 0.9^D, where D (an exponent) is equal to the number of days that sum has not appeared.Probability chart for 100 days - rounded to six figures: 1. 0.900000 11. 0.313811 21. 0.109419 31. 0.038152 41. 0.013303 51. 0.004638 61. 0.001617 71. 0.000564 81. 0.000197 91. 0.000069 2. 0.810000 12. 0.282430 22. 0.098477 32. 0.034... [ More ]

Reply #19

luckycat — Sat, 20 Dec 2003 02:53:48 GMT

win DIF ONE HAD PLAYED THE SUM 13 for 30 days at $1.00 x 2=2.00dayx10 numbers=$20.00 per day x 30 days =$600. now if you went on to try 15 days more at 20.00 =$300 moreso you might have invested $900 and finaly got a box for $80.most of the time if a number come in useing sums I saw it usualy was in BOX form.awhile back few months ago there was instructions as how to use sums,following that is what I tested on .you said let you know and you would win, I dont see how if makeing that many bets... [ More ]

Reply #18

WIN D — Sat, 20 Dec 2003 02:24:39 GMT

Quote: Originally posted by johnph77 on December 19, 2003 Win D - I did a little analysis on your Sum Chart. There are exactly 100 3-digit permutations of each column of numbers that fit under each of the sums - no more, no less. Might be interesting to do a long-term history on a 3-digit draw somewhere to find how often each sum has appeared.....gl Johnph77, You are right about the permutations and each of the 10 Sums columns having 100 . For those who are new to Sums .....there are 12... [ More ]

Reply #17

IWish — Sat, 20 Dec 2003 00:44:07 GMT

Thanks WinD, for breaking that chart down. Instead of having 27 sums you will have only sum 0 thru 9. You will have to go back at least four weeks to get your numbers charted to get a pattern started. What you are looking for are the three most overdue sums. I know for Ga this system is working. Sometime you have two of the overdue sums fall the same week. To make this system work you will have to stay focus on the three sums that are overdue. Below is a example of my chart for Ga. The numbers... [ More ]

Reply #16

johnph77 — Sat, 20 Dec 2003 00:22:11 GMT

Win D - I did a little analysis on your Sum Chart. There are exactly 100 3-digit permutations of each column of numbers that fit under each of the sums - no more, no less. Might be interesting to do a long-term history on a 3-digit draw somewhere to find how often each sum has appeared.....gl

Reply #15

luckycat — Fri, 19 Dec 2003 21:48:54 GMT

blue:can you share

Reply #14

blue — Fri, 19 Dec 2003 21:37:19 GMT

its going to take some time but this system really works i use it a lot its also hard work nothing comes esay just stay at it you will catch on

Reply #13

luckycat — Fri, 19 Dec 2003 21:37:06 GMT

millennium and vdm150I would suggest you go back on data draws and do testing first as to sums.I once took 13 sum and followed it for one month and it never came in and that was aprx 60 draws as we have 2 draws a day in ohio.. this is the best way to test what ever method you use. try on paper first befor you put your green bucks on it.because in the sums the lines give you several numbers adding up to 13, if you play all it might be at 50cents 10 tickets 2 x a day =$10 it could add up

Reply #12

WIN D — Fri, 19 Dec 2003 20:55:25 GMT

Quote: Originally posted by Millennium on December 19, 2003 I still don't understand: What exactly are you supposed to *do* with these sums? What formula comes into play with them? That's a hard question Millennium. It's sorta like asking someone to write a small book on Sums. There is more than one formula that comes into play with these fellas. It's kinda like trying to describe the advantage of Multiplying over Addition. For right now..... I have to say they are just a very good thing to kn... [ More ]

Reply #11

FUJITA — Fri, 19 Dec 2003 14:58:58 GMT

Add each drawings digits together that is called a sum. Example 935 would be a sum of 17. Now concern yourself only each day you add them with the sum's last digit which would be from the above example the digit 7. After 2,3 or 4 weeks of this adding each day's number that fell, see which sum's last digit hit the least. Look at those last digits from each day of adding what three hit the least. Now look at Win D's sum chart with the numbers in the red heading and find those 3 and play the combos... [ More ]

Reply #10

Millennium — Fri, 19 Dec 2003 14:19:20 GMT

I still don't understand: What exactly are you supposed to *do* with these sums? What formula comes into play with them

Reply #9

FUJITA — Fri, 19 Dec 2003 03:16:44 GMT

Thanks Win D that does clarify for me.

Reply #8

WIN D — Fri, 19 Dec 2003 01:46:06 GMT

Here is another Sums Chart with the double Sums included. 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 900000100200300400500600700800901902901101201301401501601701802803803904902202302402502602703704704805805906903303403503604605605706706807807908904404505511906611107711308811509911711812812913911212211412411612612713713814814915912313312513513614614715715816816917913414414515515616616717717818818919922622722822923924922222322422523523623723824825825926923323424424524624725726726827827928929933525525626633927735... [ More ]

Reply #7

WIN D — Fri, 19 Dec 2003 01:18:22 GMT

Fujita, here is the even distribution Sums chart....all sums ending with the digit 1 for example are included under the Sum 1 column.....Sum 2....etc. This way Sums make more sense as far as overdue....because each has a 10% chance. Sums Chart for all 6 way numbers 012345678903702903904901301401501601701812703805705805902307902503502713604712906714906916903412503614505613814815807817812413404523512814723816716825926918912638914615624723924934927827928947923623725... [ More ]

Reply #6

vdm150 — Fri, 19 Dec 2003 01:07:25 GMT

well I just joined today and I would like to see that sum in action my selfp.s. I have sum good numbers that I worked out and so far so good they are coming. but it does not hurt to learn something new

Reply #5

FUJITA — Fri, 19 Dec 2003 00:34:40 GMT

I Wish are we trying to find the overdue sums for a particular range say 12-15 or for all 27 sums,cause sums say 1-6 or 20-27 will always be more overdue than say 7-19 because there are less combos in these sums. Root sums I see. Can you explain this system in more detail I would appreciate it greatly.Thanks

Reply #4

llcoolvj — Thu, 18 Dec 2003 11:49:45 GMT

could somebody tell me how to use the cash 3 sum system

Reply #3

BahamaNae — Wed, 17 Dec 2003 16:35:54 GMT

I started this system a whl

Reply #2

IWish — Sun, 14 Dec 2003 14:47:36 GMT

Thanks,This pencil and paper system will work.

Reply #1

Winner2Be — Sat, 13 Dec 2003 19:08:46 GMT

I agree Laverne- no BS just useful information. I too want to thank you IWish! So refreshing to read a post with no fluff or fillers.

Cash 3 Sum System

IWish — Sat, 13 Dec 2003 16:19:54 GMT

If you know how to use the sum system this is what you do. Find the three sums that have being out the longest after each draw. You will have to set up a chart in order to get this information. Go back at least two or three weeks so you can get a pattern started. The three overdue sums usually comes within 7 days after the previous draw. To get at least number from each overdue sum just look for the overdue numbers that have being out at least 4 days. You can usually get the second number from t... [ More ]