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GEORGIA SMD Sums 6 due for 49 draws This is the Most Overdue Sum/Color for your state. Sums 0 due for 13 draws This is the 2nd Most Overdue Sum/Color for your state. OB is 0 for 14 draws OB(Overdue ball/balls). This is the number/ball that hasn't appeared in your state, in any position, for the longest period of time. You may wanny consider playing this number/ball if it's overdue 10 draws or more. Start by picking atleast one combo(from Hot Picks), from
Aug 10, 2014, 11:18 am - CASH34OLOGIST - Pick 3 Forum

Maryland: 8/1 - 8/31/2014Reply
Moneygirl...I hope this will help you to understand what gr posted Quote: Originally posted by grwurston on August 9, 2014 Observation /Trend. EVE Odd sums 5 in a row, 9X in last 11. Pos 4, Even #, 9X in a row. Hope this helps someone. Odd sums 5 in a row = In the last 5 Evening draws the sums were a odd # (17 17 15 21 23) 9X in last 11 = Within the last 11 Evening draws 9 times in a row the sums were a odd # and the 4th digit was a even # ex: 8/8 3194 8/7 6722 and so on
Aug 9, 2014, 8:24 am - Jazvon - Pick 4 Forum

Kentucky: 8/1 - 8/31/2014Reply
Wtg on the 40 pr ! How do I read ur chart for the due sums ? Do I only look at the highlighted sums ? Or the most due out? Here r my qps for mid 250/058/142/8000
Aug 8, 2014, 11:40 am - rhonda69 - Pick 3 Forum

Texas S.M.D.
TEXAS SMD Sums 0 due for 42 draws This is the Most Overdue Sum/Color for your state. Sums 7 due for 19 draws This is the 2nd Most Overdue Sum/Color for your state. OB is 8 for 13 draws OB(Overdue ball/balls). This is the number/ball that hasn't appeared in your state, in any position, for the longest period of time. You may wanna consider playing this number/ball if it's overdue 10 draws or more. Start by picking atleast one combo(from Hot Picks), from ea
Aug 7, 2014, 11:17 am - CASH34OLOGIST - Pick 3 Forum

Indiana SmdReply
INDIANA SMD Sums 6 due for 45 draws This is the Most Overdue Sum/Color for your state. Sums 3 due for 28 draws This is the 2nd Most Overdue Sum/Color for your state. OB is 7 for 15 draws OB(Overdue ball/balls). This is the number/ball that hasn't appeared in your state, in any position, for the longest period of time. You may wanna consider playing this number/ball if it's overdue 10 draws or more. Start by picking atleast one combo(from Hot Picks), from
Aug 7, 2014, 1:46 am - CASH34OLOGIST - Pick 3 Forum

Kentucky: 8/1 - 8/31/2014Reply
Kentucky SMD Posted Here By CASH34OLOGIST Updated July 30th 433 Boxed--Aug 2nd Thanks CASHO KENTUCKY SMD Sums 2 due for 34 draws This is the Most Overdue Sum/Color for your state. Sums 0 due for 20 draws This is the 2nd Most Overdue Sum/Color for your state. OB is 7 for 12 draws OB(Overdue ball/balls). This is the number/ball that hasn't appeared in your state, in any position, for the longest period of time. You may wanna consider playing
Aug 5, 2014, 12:13 am - LottoBux - Pick 3 Forum

New York: 8/1 - 8/31/2014Reply
I am thinking of playing only sums 11, 12, 13 and 14. I read somewhere these sums are the most frequently drawn; has anyone else heard of this fact??
Aug 3, 2014, 8:13 pm - sunkist - Pick 3 Forum

New York Dream Team 8/1/14 - 8/31/14Reply
I am thinking of playing only sums 11, 12, 13 and 14. I read somewhere these sums are the most frequently drawn; has anyone else heard of this fact??
Aug 3, 2014, 8:13 pm - sunkist - Pick 3 Forum

Delaware S.M.D
DELAWARE SMD Sums 4 due for 30 draws This is the Most Overdue Sum/Color for your state. Sums 0 due for 17 draws This is the 2nd Most Overdue Sum/Color for your state. OB is 0 for 20 draws OB(Overdue ball/balls). This is the number/ball that hasn't appeared in your state, in any position, for the longest period of time. You may wanny consider playing this number/ball if it's overdue 10 draws or more. Start by picking atleast one combo(from Hot Picks), from
Aug 3, 2014, 12:02 pm - CASH34OLOGIST - Pick 3 Forum

Bread RouteReply
I've been using the subtraction system in P3 and P4 for a long time and there is quite often one winning number for the next game...but it works better in P4. Using the root sum for one of the numbers however requires that your state's lottery has a high percentage of root sums as winning numbers. States are different but it is worth back testing to see if root sums are viable to use.
Aug 2, 2014, 9:53 am - ALX - Lottery Systems Forum