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Sign the petition:ONLY computer drawingsReply
I just did this in response to this thread, so I have not had the time to analyze it. But I think you will find what appears to be abnormalities in both the Ball drawings and the Computer drawings. California (Computer)Mostly High = 36.7% Mostly Low = 63.3%Even Sums = 46.7% Odd Sums = 53.3%Most Drawn Digit = 0 (36.7%)Least Drawn Digit = 5 (10.0%)Connecticut (Balls)Mostly High = 38.5% Mostly Low = 61.6%Even Sums = 38.4% Odd Sums = 61.5%Most Drawn Digit = 3 (42.3%)Least Drawn Digit = 0 (15.4%
Dec 25, 2005, 10:53 pm - CalifDude - Lottery Discussion Forum

"Predictability" of the "unpredictable"Reply
For example let us say that on a particular game SUMS tend to Gravitate towards the middle sums.By that I mean not only that most sums that will come out on that game will be from the middle, like from 8 to 20, but that for a number of lower sums there will also be a number of high sums and also middle sums, so that the TOTAL added and then divided sums for a good sized portion of draws would AVERAGE or be in the MIDDLE SUM Range or very close to it.For example: Low Sums + Middle Sums + Hi
Oct 10, 2005, 11:25 am - LANTERN - Lottery Discussion Forum

Topics to look for on the pick 3 games for MI? Vtrac, tracking sums, roots, short sums, lotsoft
I've been using search to look for topics on more of these aspects of the pick 3 lottery: Vtrac, tracking sums, roots, short sums, and lotsoftpro (mainly how to use it for the state of MI since I've seen the double traps will not fall on the 7th, 8th or 9th day as frequently as the win D double trap system says (actually lotsoft shows that a double hits every 3.6 days for the past 8? years). Also, I'd like to know any systems out there that people use for MI. So far I found that Wheeler's +22 sy
Nov 18, 2014, 10:13 pm - mikemmk1990 - Lottery Discussion Forum

Mirror SumsReply
Somebody had said that mirror sums are sums that are exactly on the opposite side of the sums chart, such as 0 being the opposite of 27 and 1 of 26 and so on and so forth, but mirrors only for filtering, so if you filter out one sums then you should also filter out the opposite or mirror sum, I didn't make this Rule myself, so I don't know if it works O.K. or not, but I think that it might be non-senseand can't be tested and or proven, the same could be said of any sums about any others. As t
Jan 31, 2006, 2:05 am - LANTERN - Lottery Discussion Forum

Sums chart
I need a sums chart. Anybody have one on a blog or anywhere else?
Feb 13, 2007, 7:42 pm - GBSSR - Lottery Discussion Forum

Is it possible to make a profit (Pick 3)Reply
Which lottery tool is the best ?Key numbers (digits).Pairs ?Sums ?Sums' Roots ?Last Digit Sums' Roots ?High-LowEven-OddHot-Cold digits and or whole numbers.Or which other ?
Jul 23, 2005, 1:41 pm - LANTERN - Lottery Discussion Forum

sums vs root sums
first off i am not real computer savey when you all are talking about spreadsheets but is it possible to incorperate a root sum filter in the wheels for the pick 5 and 6 games. and where can i learn more about understanding spreadsheets. thanks for any and all replys.
Mar 3, 2013, 1:20 pm - notmyday - Lottery Discussion Forum

Simplicity is the Key to Winning !!Reply
CajunWin4, Just out of curiosity, I was wondering which two tracking methods are you using? I have skip and hit charts which I use to track the P3 daily drawings, sums and root sums, and charts for the eve/odd and low/high digits. My thinking is, if I can predict whether there is going to be either two low or two high digits that will give me a good idea of which sums to play. I mainly concentrate on the clean number sums 6-21. I have also just recently started tracking by position which I n
Nov 21, 2011, 11:38 pm - grwurston - Lottery Discussion Forum

How many wins are you getting monthly from the Lottery Bible?Reply
From what research i can uncover the lottery bible is based in the idea of followers. The problem with followers is its flat like root sums or sums last digit. When you apply any kind of frequency count to followers or root sums and the like all of the counts are very similar. It shows no bias for any one selection or set of selections. The only thing i see that comes close is using software like lucky sums or lotsoft does have tools to help you along the way. For example i pointed out in anothe
Apr 11, 2021, 1:37 pm - lottologix - Lottery Discussion Forum

The "True" Way To Pair Play
Okay, I'm going to hopefully shed some light on what to do on specific types of combinations. Every 3-digit combination will, of course, produce a sum but, there are also what I refer to as sub-sums . These are what most players here simply call pairs but, those pairs are very significant in terms of what's likely to happen in the next draw. There are only (2) types of combinations...mixed and straight odd/straight even. Every mixed combo will have either (2) odds and an even, or, (2) evens and
Dec 18, 2012, 5:39 pm - Lucky Loser - Lottery Discussion Forum