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Posted: September 12, 2012, 12:56 pm - IP Logged

Hello, laker this system is similar to the graph of the sums, you can take the digit or pair repeats and look for this group where the digit or pair repeats, understand!!

Without a program or illustrations the subject is a mute point.  Are you using this idea on actual drawings or just something to pass the time of day??

 

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The 27 system. Single digit,pairs,double down,noahs pairs, flow, gap,series system, 7dAY ,VERTICAL PAIRS.Multiply,mirror and wheel,Delta p3, Simple TTT,P3 combo.

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    bgonçalves
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    Posted: September 12, 2012, 4:28 pm - IP Logged

    Without a program or illustrations the subject is a mute point.  Are you using this idea on actual drawings or just something to pass the time of day??

     

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    Hello. Laker, I'm trying to find a loophole (path) to hit with a reduction after Statistics EACH upright position, you can see a better chance
    Look at an example. After 15 draws, see which group this late, especially the central strip chart's greatest output if your system can ate'usar pairs to find the group, and then play a 5-8 draw, right!

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      bgonçalves
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      Posted: September 12, 2012, 5:47 pm - IP Logged

      Hello, mathh, the 27 groups will work, if seen in the vertical position of each pick3,
      Example = if the letter was defenid0 = L = 3,4,5 then we have, for the 1st position, simply hit the letter pivot, turning the 3 positions of pick3, a position becomes reference, but having set the position
        The correct position is impressendivel because it seems that whenever a group repeats the position, see!