Win D your Quad Chart

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Blackapple — Mon, 18 Oct 2004 00:10:30 GMT

I see now your point

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Blackapple — Sun, 17 Oct 2004 23:47:03 GMT

Quote: Originally posted by Blackapple on October 17, 2004.I figure if you eliminatethe recent 40 drawings. You mighttrap one of the remaining.Superimpose current Moon digit pairs on the remaining combos ------------------------------------Just play the columnsof the last three mostoverdue sums of a Combinedoverdue sum workout.Is as easy as it gets.

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WIN D — Sun, 17 Oct 2004 22:09:48 GMT

Thanks Blackapple. That chart can really give a person lots of ideas for trapping numbers. Some circle the hits on the chart each day and the order in which they hit below. Many methods can be used here. As long as your consistent in the way you use it and log the hits each day it will reveal ..... The 12 lines running horizontal can be used like roots. Each line has 10 numbers and can be used in conjunction with the Sums when you are coding the hits. 027 Ex. Sum 9 Row 2 quad B P.S.... [ More ]

Win D your Quad Chart

Blackapple — Sun, 17 Oct 2004 21:55:06 GMT

Any relevations latelyI like how you broke down the numbersinto sectors.I figure if you eliminatethe recent 40 drawings. You mighttrap one of the remaining.Superimpose current Moon digit pairs on the remaining combos for start.I'll trythis and use other tips for a week(or do backtesting) and report the results.