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• marcie

  

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  Quote: Originally posted by lottolaughs on Mar 16, 2014

  Remember to always play a 1! That is the single most winning number for all jackpot games throughout history. Might help you cut out some combinations?

  1 and 2 together are also the hottest.

  @ Lottolaughs I find that 0 and 1 works for P five too take 3 numbers you like and add the 01

  http://www.lotterypost.com/thread/233413     Popular numbers

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  67890

  Use Mirror #'s Use prs. with your  Key* numbers the most Vivid thing in your dream go up or down on #'s.  Flip  6=9 `9=6  Bullseyes  0 or 1 for Pick 4 and the P. 5  Play the other part of doubles.  Do the Whole nine yards for a P. 4* P. 5*  or 0 thur 9  for P. 4  P. 5 from my dreams or hunches good Luck.. Write your Dreams down Play for 3 days.  Good Luck All.
• calabs

  

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  Quote: Originally posted by cps10 on Mar 13, 2014

  Good morning!

  I am trying to figure something out, and normally, I am very good at math, but needed to see if there was anybody out there that could help me out with a combinations question:

  You are playing a 5/39 Pick-5 lottery. You have divided up your numbers into 3 batches of 13, in which you are taking 2 numbers from the first batch of 13, one number from the 2nd batch of 13 and 2 numbers from the 3rd batch of 13. How many total combinations would there be? I am thinking that there are 79,092 combinations, but I could be wrong. Could someone please verify? Thank you!

  CPS10

  Wassup!?  Long time no see!  Hope all is well with you, and you're making tons of money playing cards LOL

  Drop me a line when you have some time.  Tried to PM, but your box is full!

  
• Ilovecash3

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  Quote: Originally posted by RJOh on Mar 15, 2014

  Out of 3312 drawings of Ohio's Rolling Cash5(5/39) only 95 of the drawings had all odd numbers and only 56 had all even numbers.

  Is that good or bad. Any triggers???
• RL-RANDOMLOGIC

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  Quote: Originally posted by cps10 on Mar 13, 2014

  Good morning!

  I am trying to figure something out, and normally, I am very good at math, but needed to see if there was anybody out there that could help me out with a combinations question:

  You are playing a 5/39 Pick-5 lottery. You have divided up your numbers into 3 batches of 13, in which you are taking 2 numbers from the first batch of 13, one number from the 2nd batch of 13 and 2 numbers from the 3rd batch of 13. How many total combinations would there be? I am thinking that there are 79,092 combinations, but I could be wrong. Could someone please verify? Thank you!

  CPS10

  There are 13 sets of 2 numbers in 13 so 78 * 13 * 78 = 79,902

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• RL-RANDOMLOGIC

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  Disregard above, I meant to say there are 78 pairs of 2 numbers in 13 so 78 * 13 * 78 = 79,092

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