Lakerbenny's Flow Down System

NJ p3

California p3

Tenn p3

TEXAS

Flow system good for 10 draws.

Wisconsin p3

NM p3

Georgia please.

Hi LakerBen, if you get a chance please post NY.

Thanks! 

Best of Luck tonight!!!

Don't forget there is a download that saves time thanks to Carlig.

The spreadsheet from Carlig is a wonderful time saver to back test this system out.  Soooo Lottolaughs here are some Florida stats on your very impressive system.  I back tested from the beginning of this year, I only looked for straights that fell within one to four draws. 

January had 9 straights, 3 fell in one draw, 3 came in 2 draws, 1 fell in 3 draws and 2 took 4 draws to show up.

February had 14 straights, 3 fell in one draw, 3 fell in 2 draws, 6 in 3 draws and 2 came on the 4th draw.

March had 6 straights, 1 in 1 draw, 1 came in 2 draws, 1 showed in 3 draws and 3 took 4 whole draws to show up.

April had 11 straights, 7 were in a hurry and showed up in 1 draw, 1 showed in 2 draws,  2 popped up within 3 draws and one finally showed up in 4 draws.

So far in May there have been 8 straights.  3 in 1 draw and 5 in 3 draws.  phew.  I'm keeping track of which columns and rows the straights showed up in, there seems to be patterns showing up.  but I won't bore every one with all that info.  I think this is a great system that does show a lot of promise.  This is a great tool to add to my weapons.  Thanks so very much to you for the system, thanks to Lakerben for inspiring you and Carlig for the spreadsheet.

That's a good idea, but one other thing you might want to consider is using the sum last digit, at least if you want to give an equal chance of a leading zero digit.  Otherwise, with the root, the only time you would have a leading zero is if the previous draw started with the 99 pair.

With the sum last digit, you would use a 2 instead of the 3, like this:

93>>  9+3 = 12 > Sum Last Digit 2

Of course, use whatever is comfortable for you.  I enjoy using both methods, but when looking for total balance on all ten digits, I go for the Sum Last Digit.

Thanks for ga.

Lakerben

I will take Todds suggestion and add to the sheet

I will send to you for testing

Thanks Again

Carlig