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Calif midday hit sheet
Look for these four sums to show in the California Daily 3,midday draw = sums 11,12,14,15 . For these sums exclude all doubles.Also exclude 4 numbers from when each sum hit for midday draw = exclude ; 155,048,167,069 ,these 4 numbers are the last to hit for the 4 sums ( 11,12,14,15) that are due .The reason why i excluded the 4 numbers is because if you keep track of sums you will see that each number for each sum almost never hits twice in a row,Example = say you are tracking the sum of 10,and
Dec 7, 2010, 12:02 pm - calottoking - Pick 3 Forum

Lottery Urban LegendsReply
The first one, about pick-3 sums, has some truth to it, but isn't quite accurate. Some sums are more likely than others. Consider that there's only one way to get a sum of 0 or to get a sum of 27. The odds of either of those is 1:1,000, the same as the odds of a straight match, since only one combination will produce either of those sums. Only 000 produces a sum of 0. Only 999 produces a sum of 27. Three combinations produce a sum of 1 (001 010 100) or 26 (998 989 899). Sums toward the middle
May 3, 2010, 3:50 pm - Longarm - Lottery Discussion Forum

Can I find all the possible Mega Millions combinations somewhere online?FReply
If a game has somethimg like from 15 to 250 or so sums, one might not want to Band-Pass filter a range such as allowing the 100 to 200 of the sums, as perhaps most of the combos are in that sums' range, there might be little filtration there and you might cut out the winning combo. That is what I am saying not to do. You need stats per all individual sums and also for particular groups of sums and then you filter out sums and or particular ranges in accord to what you see on the stats, jus
Dec 16, 2008, 8:43 pm - LANTERN - Lottery Discussion Forum

Need a Pick5 Sums System: Anyone ?
I heard so many system here on LP and none of them focuses on the Sums for Pick5...This is what i need...I am working on Virginia's Cash5, the one for 25 cents....I am looking for a Pick5 Sums system here in LP....In my 3 years of staying here i don't think i've ever heard of anyone doing sums system for pick5 or PIck6.... ANYONE? most of the systems are for pick3 pick4, i rarely see a system for pick5 and i've never heard of a system for the Pick5 sums..And believe it or not, this is wher
Oct 24, 2008, 7:51 pm - pumpi76 - Lottery Systems Forum

Pick 3 - Short Sums Math
Ok when would it be a good time to play Pick 3 Short Sums or Left Digit Sums Short Sum 0 = Sums 0,10,20 1 = Sums 1,11,21 2 = Sums 2,12,22 3 = Sums 3,13,23 4 = Sums 4,14,24 5 = Sums 5,15,25 6 = Sums 6,16,26 7 = Sums 7,17,27 8 = Sums 8,18 9 = Sums 9,19 If a state has 3 Short Sums 20 skips or more at the same ti
Aug 23, 2007, 10:32 am - winsumloosesum - Mathematics Forum

Key Three digits very good/sums better
The KeyThree digits works very well. It's a large filter I realize ...but it is a really good filter. It's like all filters....better to use it with other filters not just by itself. A lot of people PM to me and seem to confuse the Key Three with simply being the 3 most out digits. Yes... they are the most out digits...true. The difference here....the really big difference is this: To qualify as one of the KEY Three Digits all 3 have to be out o
Oct 12, 2005, 2:50 pm - WIN D - Lottery Systems Forum

Sum # 6 Midday Ga. Happy Friday !Reply
Quote: Originally posted by WIN D on February 11, 2005 Sorry chou.....just got in. Here is a 10 column sums chart with both the 6 ways and the doubles and trips. A lot of folks perfer it to the old unbalanced sums chart. This way we can expect each column to hit an even amount of times or around 10 per cent. This way the sum 6,16, and 26 are all grouped under one column only. Neat and simple. I myself stick to the 10 single number sums chart .......most of the time. Here is another Sums Cha
Feb 11, 2005, 4:12 pm - CalifDude - Pick 3 Forum

I Need A Sure Way To Pick RootsReply
Carbob,I don't do roots for a number of reasons, but if you want to you can do it along the same basis that I do with sums. I use only the ones digit of the sum and this gives me 10 equal groups of numbers. Root sums do not. Then I keep track of the jump in the sum from the last sum. So for Florida: Date Num ADD Prev. 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Sum Jump O/E 10/13/04 5 1 4 3 1 2 4 3 1 8 10/12/04 184 739 0 4 4 3 2 1 1 3 2 5 7 13 -1 O 10/11/04 455 082 1 3 3 2 1 1 5 2 1 4 6 14 0 E 10/10/04 473 859 1 2
Oct 13, 2004, 8:01 pm - CalifDude - Pick 3 Forum

Hit FrequencyReply
There are 1000 exact combinations. 500 of them will lean towards Even Digits and the other 500 Odd Digits. They both play about the same amount of time in the over all. There will be periods of time where 1 might be playing more then the other but when it all comes out in the wash they play about the same.There are 10 unique sets of 3 different digits that are All Even and another 10 that are All Odd. That leaves 100 sets that are 3 different digits with 50 leaning towards Even and 50 towa
Apr 14, 2004, 12:58 pm - Clipper - Lottery Discussion Forum

Sum RootsReply
The chart posted at Lottologix comprises a combination of both sums (obtained by adding the 3 winning digits), and roots (obtained by adding the digits of the sums). This chart was created or updated from the original version which only included the sums and not the roots. When using this chart, make sure that if you are playing using the sums (not the roots) you use the left column of the chart, with the header of Sum. If you prefer to use roots (not sums) then use the right side of the ch
Mar 13, 2004, 1:47 pm - AmuzingP3s - Pick 3 Forum