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GA Mid and Eve #2Reply
I am not sure if any of the GA players use the first hits of the month to narrow down the Pairs and the Sums, for those interested in using them this is our list for February, these Pairs and Sums should be used on both draws... 2/01 Midday 6374 is Sums 20 = RS 2, the mirror is RS 7... RS 2 = Sums 2 11 20 29 RS 7 = Sums 7 16 25 34 * Pairs and mirror pairs... 63 67 64 37 34 74, 66 77 33 44 18 12 19 82 89 29, 11 22 88 99 * Trio groups and their mirror groups... 637
Feb 8, 2010, 12:39 am - msgirlinga - Pick 4 Forum

GA Mid and Eve #2Reply
I am not sure if any of the GA players use the first hits of the month to narrow down the Pairs and the Sums, for those interested in using them this is our list for February, these Pairs and Sums should be used on both draws... 2/01 M 6374 is Sums 20 = RS 2, the mirror is RS 7... RS 2 = Sums 2 11 20 29 RS 7 = Sums 7 16 25 34 * Pairs and mirror pairs... 63 67 64 37 34 74, 66 77 33 44 18 12 19 82 89 29, 11 22 88 99 * Trio groups and their mirror groups... 637 634 6
Feb 3, 2010, 5:08 am - msgirlinga - Pick 4 Forum

I got a questionReply
Pick 3 sum 18 is due in Maryland. I track the sums from month to month noting the sums from 10 to 20 are the most often drawn sums. Short 0-9 and long sums 20-27 are hard calls while they do happen they aren't as easy to predict.
Dec 16, 2009, 1:43 pm - four4me - Lottery Discussion Forum

Pennsylvania Pick 3 - 4 Serious PlayersReply
OK, Thanks about clarifying what sums are. How do you know which numbers to pick and why do you need to have sums? Many different digits create the same sums. What do you do with the sums? Do you do anything with the previous draw when predicting the next day's draw? Tonight 045 for PA came out. I tried to play a few suggestions and nothing worked for me once again. What am I doing wrong? There was no way to see this number. (I usually play PA evening Pick 3). Di
Nov 16, 2009, 9:48 pm - diFrau1 - Pick 3 Forum

How To Win Pick 3 Using The TTT Method ( Tic Tac Toe )Reply
Premium members already can track sums, using the Inspector 3 and Inspector 4 tools. Not only can you feed those tools any list of numbers you like, but you can also feed past lottery results automatically, as well as feed data from the predictions board directly into the tools. In addition to sums, there are many other aspects that can be tracked through the Inpsector tools, such as Root Sums, Sums of the Last Digit, Key Numbers, Pairs, and more! Sometimes it's a good idea to go throug
Jan 17, 2009, 9:42 pm - Todd - Lottery Systems Forum

New York-Testing Bombshell SystemReply
No this is not FINES..To Narrow down the fines list stick to only the follwing SUMS 12.13.14.15.16 When taken together these sums account for 1 in 3 of all possible draws. If approx 13 draws pass and one of these sums is out it will hit soon...hardly a draw goes by without one of these falling... so FINES is basically the old 1-number system filtered with sums 12.13.14.15.16..try it
Apr 11, 2008, 3:07 pm - Fibonacci - Pick 3 Forum

Western Canada's PlaysReply
Looking at our due sums... we have the highest percentage due favoring the sum of 8. It has missed 53 straight with the most its been out 145. This is approx. 36.5% of the way to its peak... thing is, there are no other sums that high percentage wise unless you look at the lowest of low sums or the highest of the high sums.... 127 looks good today...
Jun 17, 2007, 11:12 am - Rakster - Pick 3 Forum

The some of fifteenReply
I love it when someone brings up sums. Check this out guys. Trac your pick 3 sums based on hits in 60 draws. Meaning, keep trac of a rotational flow of 60 draws with the sum counts. I usually do it in excel. Example: Find out the last 60 days worth of sums. Get all the hits on each one. Know, when the next draw comes in, record it but, also record the hit to hit. Meaning, if it has previously been hit 3 times prior then record a 3x-4x hit, on the sum. At the same token remove the 61st draw from
May 10, 2007, 9:45 am - megatron - Lottery Systems Forum

Michigan Post 1/22-1/28Reply
have no clue what came in tonight .....but will post what i have for the midday tomorrow.... 69 and 00 are over due root sums 0,6, and 1 are over due sums are a little different.... I look at the range of 5% or more...these sums are from 9 thru 18....over dues for these are: 9,14,11,16 and 15...but of course the sums of 000 and 999 are really out the most. with the 00 pair out almost 200 draws ...like the 000 for midday...and diffently like the 169
Jan 27, 2007, 8:01 pm - fbird - Pick 3 Forum

Kansas Powerball lottery winner claims jackpot anonymouslyReply
Well, it isn't really baloney, if you want $15 million, you take the annuity, you'll get 15 million. Everyone has to pay taxes, me, you and the winner - so that's no news flash. As far as 'he should have received x or y' well, that's not how lump sums are calculated. Lump sums are based upon interest rates. When interest rates are higher, lump sums go down. When interest rates are lower, lump sums go up. Rates have been rising steadily over the past year, so lump sum payments are going
Oct 5, 2006, 6:16 pm - nc6string - Lottery News