Calif 4/18 Midday

Reply #3

CalifDude — Sun, 18 Apr 2004 21:30:34 GMT

Calif Midday = 971 ... I had the correct sum, but that is about all this time! Keep playing doubles

Reply #2

CalifDude — Sun, 18 Apr 2004 06:38:54 GMT

Here is the chart showing the number of skips between 2 previous numbers in California: 2 Prev 0= 19 1= 13 2= 13 3= 7 4= 12 5= 10 6= 6 7= 6 8= 7 9= 5 10= 5 11= 2 12= 2 13= 2 14= 2 15= 2 16= 2 17= 3 18= 0 19= 1 20= 0 >20= 5Right now we have skipped 10 times since that last time 2 previous has hit. So it wouldn't surprise me to see 2 previous digits show up very soon.

Reply #1

CalifDude — Sun, 18 Apr 2004 06:36:00 GMT

I should point out that 2 previous is also not unheard of right now. I mean that 2 digits from the previous draw (531) could very well show up in Sunday's Midday draw. So, if you want to limit your number of tickets, you might want to play only those that I have colored: 005 122 299 558 007 133 334 566 008 177 339 668 044 188 366 677 055 223 377 799 099 224 447 889 113 226 449 115 233 477 116 244 488 118 288 557If you want to play just ONE ticket, here is something interesting: many times wh... [ More ]

Calif 4/18 Midday

CalifDude — Sun, 18 Apr 2004 06:08:15 GMT

005 122 299 558 007 133 334 566 008 177 339 668 044 188 366 677 055 223 377 799 099 224 447 889 113 226 449 115 233 477 116 244 488 118 288 557Doubles only, sums (ones digit) 0, 5, 7, and 8 based on California sum jump data.Play any/all of the above as a BOX. If you want to play any of them as straight or straight/box, you will have to figure out the order of the digits!!Doubles are due in California. Here is the number of skips between doubles for the last 200 draws: DBL 0= 13 1= 8 2= 9 3= 7... [ More ]