Do I need a wheel to generate pick 3 list from 6 digits ? Please HelpPrev TopicNext Topic

• jbuff

  

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  Jul 21, 2013, 1:57 am

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  Hello, and thank you for taking the time to view this thread.

  Here's where I'm at.

  From the previous night pick 3, lets say 378, I am using the mirror 523, and breaking it down as such,

  523

  532

  235

  253

  325

  352

  and then getting the numbers from the Lottery Bible, and pulling out the doubles.

  Let's say I'm left with 0-1-3-5-7-9 from the doubles, which I want to wheel into 3 digit straight plays (120 of them) with no pairs/Triad.

  I want to leave out the 2-4-6-8, as these did not show up in the lottery bible numbers (doubles).

  Is there a certain wheel I could import the 6 number into, and have it return me the 120 straight plays, covering all my bases (agian no pairs).

  I have looked around LP, but have yet to find one.

  Thank you for your time and knowledge.

  Good luck in your playing.

  God Bless.
• paurths

  

  Switching between Fairfax, VA and Belgium
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  Jul 21, 2013, 3:15 am

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  Hi,

  see my blog, you can download a free Pick3 wheeling engine (version 5.1.0),

  cheers

  Ricky

  lasas3

  An onion a day keeps everyone away!!!
• BobP

  

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  Jul 21, 2013, 8:09 am

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  You can download a free copy of the Maybel Quik Wheeler here . . .
  
  http://www.lotto-logix.com/wheellinks.html
  
  BobP
• jimjwright

  

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  Jul 21, 2013, 2:38 pm

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  Since your a platinum member you can click Lottery Systems and then click Deflate 3 and use that tool to filter your numbers.

  deflate tool

   

  Jimmy
• jbuff

  

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  Jul 21, 2013, 3:16 pm

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  Thank you to all that have replied.

  Time to get back to researching.