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 They're Due.

70% probability one in each set of three will win in next 9 days.

          P O S I T I O N S

1^st, 2^nd                         2^nd, 3^rd

65…..167 Days            73…..305 Days

66…..318                    74…..468

67…..603                    75…..143

                                   76…..210

 

                                    96…..127

                                    97…..263

                                    98…..123

                                    99…..131

 Not due just   Longest Skip Periods

41…..508 days          18…..464 day skip

67…..603                    74…..408

70…..567                    88…..475 days

Single Digit:  1st Position #3 out 46 days and counting

 

GA Cash 3 tonite 2-2-6  found two drawings for the  226

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Historical    226/Boxed

• Fri/Sat/Sun  Triple Time

 

 

beginning of Oct and my 'most recent' prediction statistic is UP.  Wish I could maintain, but that is  i m p o s s i b l e.  So for a day or three, I will view my Prediction Stat screen and bask   then use my BLOG or the Pick 3, 4 Forum Screens to post my guesses for numbers that  may show up in the next few nightly drawings.  Here goes:

 State Specific

 NJ Pick 3 – Tonite/Tomorrow        ?- Double

GA Cash 4 – Oct 4,5 or 6^th              ?-Double-?

IL Daily 4 -  10/4,5,6^th                    Double-?-?

 

"often wrong, B U T  never in doubt.

Win-4:  Another 1^st, 2^nd  position Double tonight/tomorrow.

NY Nightly-3 Laggards

Last win	#	#	#	Skip
3/15/1999	6	5	5	2758
12/12/2000	6	6	8	2120
4/5/2002	9	8	8	1641
7/18/2002	8	8	2	1537
1/11/2003	4	4	3	1360
1/30/2003	8	3	8	1341
5/24/2003	1	1	6	1227
11/13/2003	0	1	1	1054
1/27/2004	4	4	0	979
2/29/2004	4	8	8	946
3/1/2004	1	5	6	945
3/17/2004	3	2	0	929
5/27/2004	7	7	3	858
5/28/2004	4	5	4	857
6/1/2004	9	5	5	853
8/3/2004	2	9	7	790
9/21/2004	1	1	7	741
10/9/2004	0	5	0	723
11/4/2004	4	4	1	697
12/1/2004	4	3	3	670
4/9/2005	3	9	9	541
4/20/2005	8	8	5	530
4/23/2005	3	5	5	527
4/27/2005	4	1	0	523
5/8/2005	7	5	3	512
5/23/2005	3	7	4	497

Last Wins for Triples:

 

9/6/2003	666	1122
11/22/2003	555	1045
12/8/2003	777	1029
4/1/2005	888	549
9/18/2005	000	379
11/4/2005	999	332
1/2/2006	444	273
1/23/2006	333	252
2/3/2006	222	241
5/5/2006	111	150

If expected averages exist then a straight Pick 3 bet should occur every 2.7 years;

every straight Pick 4 bet every 27.4 years and Quads every 2.7 years.

 The 8-9-2 Boxed longest periods between wins occurred on 7/19/00 after 885 days.  The 8-9-2-boxed won its last five drawings as 2-8-9.
 
 

2/15/1998	2-8-9	Wins after 285 Days
7/19/2000	8-9-2	885
7/30/2000	8-2-9	11

 

9/3/2003	8-9-2	Wins after 217
1/23/2004	8-2-9	142
1/16/2005	289	359
4/12/2005	289	86
12/4/2005	289	236
5/27/2006	289	174
9/28/2006	289	124

Statistics
And how will these useless stats help to win a future daily lottery?  They won’t.
Stats are of little help in winning; maybe somewhat therapeutic to analyze past weekly, monthly or yearly results.  So with that said here they are:
 

Last Win	P/3	# of days
11/16/2004	620	681
1/10/2005	312	626
1/24/2005	082	612
1/26/2005	674	610
3/26/2005	126	551
4/5/2005	164	541
4/11/2005	835	535
4/27/2005	913	519
5/12/2005	236	504
5/24/2005	038	492

 

Last Drawn	P/3 triples	# of days
5/26/2002	777	1586
12/27/2002	555	1371
2/15/2003	222	1321
11/27/2003	888	1036
4/24/2004	111	887
9/28/2004	444	730
1/10/2006	000	261
4/18/2006	333	163
5/17/2006	666	134
7/2/2006	999	88

 

FL Cash 3

?-15    ?-13    ?-55    ?-53

 

FL Cash 3 Comparing pair sets with no wins in over 120 days.

Looking at a list with all 100 front and back Pairs, noticed that 

at least one of the pairs in each set of three will likely occur within  +/- 7 days.

19 September                                      to 22 September 2006

  Positions                                                        Positions

#s 1,2              #s  2,3                          #s  1,2              #s  2,3

 

                        31 @ 175 days                                @ 178 days

                        32 @ 202 days                                 @ 205                             

                        33 @ 154 days                                @ 157 days

 

                        79 @ 122 days                                  @ 125 days

                        80 @ 212 days                                  @ 3 days ago (won)

                        81 @ 187 days                                  @  190 days

87 @ 166 days                                @ 169 days

88 @ 169 days                                @ 172 days

89 @ 146 days                                @ 149 days

 These are extreme long shots--no sytem just Long Shots

20* @ 662 days   *07 @ 370 days

41* @ 505 days    *29 @ 355 days

61* @ 559 days    *76 @ 521 days

 

Good probability for a  Front/Back Double tonite

77-?    ?-88    66-?    88-?    ?-77

FL Pairs

Front Double:    tonite

Back Double:  Real Soon—within next four nights. 

66-?    22-?      ?-55    77-?    99-?        00-?

Pick 4 for evening/tom eve.

?-?-Back Double

Strong Probability for a FRont Pair Double tonight

Very likely a Back Pair Double will occur in next three days.

3rd Position is overdue for a Repeat from Night Before or '0'

Northernmost (and southernmost) Moons come in cycles of some 18.5 to 19 years. This year, the northernmost Moon happens on September 14, at 9:27 p.m. Eastern Daylight Time. The last northernmost Moon fell on Sept. 15, 1987, and the next one will be on March 7, 2025.  The Moon will be underneath the horizon at this time.
Regardless, on September 15 there’ll be a Moon that rises and sets considerably farther north, and climbs much higher in the sky, than the Sun ever does on the June solstice. For the rise/set times for the Moon in your area, click here, and for the Moon's rise/transit/set times click here. Northernmost (and southernmost) Moons take place when the Moon is at or near quarter phase, one week before and/or after an eclipse, and within (at most) two weeks of an equinox. For more on the subject, read 2006: Year of Major Lunar Standstill.
Northernmost Moons in the 21st Century*

* Source: page 27 of Mathematical Astronomy Morsels by Jean Meeus            http://www.idialstars.com/smoon.htm

Results from 1987 for: 

Mass:  Sept. 14th:  1522  15th:   5896    16th:  4494    17^th:  6188             

PA:      Sept. 12^th:     513      14^th:   183      15^th:   679    16^th:     095