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Today's  Unfair  Advantage Digits to look for in NC/SC Drawings on Thursday, 1/8/09...

 

***7, 3, 8***

 

(Don't forget their mirrors!)

Good Luck today!

Why these digits? Read all about it here: https://www.lotterypost.com/blogcomments.asp?i=26545

 

**BTW, I will no longer rate the digits, such as code red hot, or code green for good to go, etc. Just look to see if today's Unfair Advantage digits showed up in yesterday's drawings. If they did, then they have a good chance of returning today, and you can usually bank on them. If they showed up rarely in yesterday's draws, then please use caution (and your normal systems) to determine your best plays for today. 

Below is my TTT version for todays UA numbers:

1        4

6        9

7   3   8

 2   8   3 

0

5

9        7 4         2 5   1   1 0   6   6 3 8   SC/MD 697 (Unfair Advantage yields two digits  from the mirror, 6 and its flip, 6=9)	9         7 4         2 5   1   1 0   6  6 3 8   SC / EVE 960  (UA  yields two digits from the mirror, 0 and 6, and one flip on the mirror, 6=9)	9         7 4         2 5   1   1 0   6   6 3 8   SC/MD 3131  (UA  yields two digits from the original #, 1 and 1, and 1 digit flipped from the mirror #,  0=3, for a total of 3 clues. And the way the TTT is set up, gives even the  fourth digit touching)	9         7 4         2 5   1   1 0   6    6 3 8   SC/EVE 1363  (Unfair  Advantage # yields  1 primary digit from  the main #,1, and  two digits from the  mirror, the 0=3  and the 6)
9         7 4         2 5   1   1 0   6   6 3 8 SC/MD 697 Another View of the MD in SC Example  1	9         7 4         2 5   1   1 0  6   6 3 8 NC MD 309	9         7 4        2 5   1   1 0   6   6 3 8 NC Eve  114	In today’s  results, only the SC MD draw did not obviously meet the touching rule for finding  hits in the TTT (although when viewed in light of mirrors and flippers, it  did). Having numbers touch is good b/c it makes the hits easier to find. All  the other draws for Wednesday were touching, which makes this TTT format useful. In example  1, the highlighted 6 =9 because it flipped, the 1=6 and the 2=7, both mirror  #s. And that makes the 697 touching, even though it is not as obvious as the others.

Code: Green for mirrors. Yellow for UA original digits. Gray for the flippers (3=0, 6=9) Blue for extra number needed to round out the draws/hits. 

Ok—so enough is enough. This should be my last long post describing how to use the UA digits b/c you probably already have a system, for creating pairs, etc using the the UA #s.

So, I’ll continue to postthe numbers daily, and check in from time to time to see if people are findingthem useful. I’ll also post my version of the TTT daily, based on the UnfairAdvantange #, for the next week or so in case anyone wants to get the hang ofusing the UA in that format.

As mentioned before, I only discovered the TTTs afterposting the UA numbers for the first time a couple of days ago, so feel free toexperiment on your own. I’m really very excited about it, since the hits seemto have a pattern to them.

I will continue to experiment  to develop a consistent way of writing the extra digits to fill out theTTT so that most of the hits drawn will be touching. This will also allow me tostart to see patterns of where the extra digits in the draws actually fall in theTTT.

So far, the simple rules I’ve come up with seem to beworking.

FYI, all I’m doing to create the TTT is first writing outthe Unfair Advantage number,  511 in the example above, withits mirror, 066, underneath it. If there is a 0 or a 3 on either line (seetable above), whether it is the original UA # or its mirror, I place theopposite # on the line below it (or above it if it is on line one), and in themiddle of the TTT (i.e. the 3 was placed under the 6 in the example above).  

Then I see which numbers are missing from the 10 digit set (thosenot included in the UA# or its mirror) and then I either add or substract a digit andplace that digit on top of or beneath the number, as shown above. After I haveadded a number, or substracted, I will then place its mirror on top of the #.  In the workout above, I placed the 4 on top ofthe 5 and the 2 on top of the 1, then placed there mirrors on top of them.

If it sounds confusing, no worries. That is the reason Iwill be posting my version of the TTT for at least a little bit, until everyonewho wants to use it gets the hang of it, or until someone finds a more usefulTTT.

Of course, the goal of it all is to find the hits, and justhaving the TTT for these last few days, and seeing how the draws / hits show isa great help, and is making my life simpler.

Before I discovered that the mirrors were showing in thedraws each day, I thought that the numbers sometimes showed in one state, and not the other, but from what I am seeing this week, it appears that  even if the original UA number doesn’t show in a state,the mirrors do, and when you add the flipping rules (3=0 or 6=9) then it’s justa matter of time b4 we who use this system will all be saying “cha-ching”.

SC/NC Good for 7 draws beginning Wednesday MD 1/7 - Saturday MD 1/10 

 

000, 006, 060, 084, 088, 112, 134, 158, 191, 192,

201, 230, 231, 301, 407, 408, 413, 414, 434, 453,

461, 464, 493, 495, 515, 551, 555, 607, 614, 635,

640, 647, 663, 665, 884, 908, 912, 915, 918, 940,

948, 953, 958

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Still testing to see where hits fall. Underlined #s are common to previous workout which ends on 1/8 MD.

(Note: post to forum only if produces one hit on day one)

Today's  Unfair Advantage Digits to look for in NC/SC Drawings on Wednesday, 1/7/09...

 

5, 1, 1**

(Don't forget their mirrors)

 

 

Good Luck today!

Why these digits? Read all about it here: https://www.lotterypost.com/blogcomments.asp?i=26545

 

**Today's digit are rated code red  hot  for SC , and code yellow for NC (use caution) for NC. 

Below is my TTT version for todays UA numbers:

9        7

4        2

5   1   1

0   6   6

 3

 8

Now that is so...o...o... messed up.

SC MD was 9641, which is shown below with the UA digits and its mirror:

769

214

Why does it make it look so simple to find the PK 4 draw?

Using the expanded tt with the new rules, I set the tt up like this prior to the drawing:

     5  8

7   6  9

2   1  4

3

0

 

then I started imagining combos like 6130, 9438, 9430, 7230, 2130.  I guess it pays not to complicate matters. 

BTW, for the 115 hit in SC MD, if you use the mirror of the six (as shown in my last post regarding how to account for doubles in the workout) then you would have gotten the 511. 

So it looks like my arbitrary rules on adding the missing digits to the ttt are working so far.  

Hey,

You know before I posted the Unfair Advantage digits, I was just thinking it was the three digits from my ad account that were showing in the next day's PK3/PK4 in SC and NC. While posting, I noticed that the mirrors were showing too, so I included that observation. And yesterday I noticed even more. So I'm just saying, it is good to share b/c it always comes back ten-fold.

So, for example, here's an illustration of how yesterday's UA #s showed in the draws. The UA was 215 (760) mirror, and 0=3, and 6 flipping to become a 9. Will use this color when a number has been flipped, ie 0=3 and viceaversa and 6=9 and 4=7. For those who are used to using mirrors, totals and totals of the mirror, this observation will be useful. For those who don't know what that last sentence means, you can learn. I've only been learning about this numbers game since mid September, so keep at it.

EX 1                           EX 2

SC MD/3 (779)       SC MD/4 (5361)   

2 1 5                           2 1 5

7 6 0                            7 6 0  

   3                                   3

 

In ex 1, you can see the 2 highlighted as a mirror (making it a 7) even though it was an original UA #, but highlighting it this way shows you how to account for doubles in this workout. The 6 flipped to a 9, which is not unusual in the lotto. So that gives you the 779 draw for SC MD. 

Now, ex 2 was what I found so fascinating. By posting the numbers in ttt format, it is easy to see where the four digit draw came from in SC MD (hindsight is 20/20). Who would have thought picking the four digit could be this simple, 5361, and all touching! Wish I had been ttt-ing these digits b4 yesterday. I would have been singing "cha-ching" this morning on that 4 digit.

So I'm just introducing the ttt format as a possible tool to use with the system because it helps us to visualized the possibilities. ( For anyone wondering where the 3 came from in the above ttt, it came from the fact that there is a 0 on the line above, and it helps you to remember that 0=3. So if there is a 0 in the ttt, add the 3 on the next line)

As I continue to play w/ this system, I think I'll try to find some rules on how to introduce the missing digits into the equation, such as the example below for yesterday.

 

      4     (1 digit higher or lower than the number it sits on top of, but only do this if the resulting number is not already in the ttt) 

2  1 5                         

7  6 0                            

   3                                  

   8         (the mirror of the number it is placed under, again do this only if the resulting number is not already in the ttt)

 

With these rules, this ttt has all the numbers, with the 6 acting as a 9. This method would have worked for yesterday's draw in both states. Still I will have to play with that some more. Anyone who tries this ttt format might post their observations and conclusions on what might be a good rule for adding missing numbers to the ttt.

Of course yesterday's NC 192   MD and 261 Eve  (repeat offender) were full of the UA numbers.

Let's see what today's "good to go" UA, 7,9,6, will yield.

Today's  Unfair Advantage Digits to look for in NC/SC Drawings on Tuesday, 1/6/09...

7, 9, 6***

 

(Don't forget their mirrors)

Good Luck today!

Why these digits? Read all about it here: https://www.lotterypost.com/blogcomments.asp?i=26545

 

**Today's digit are rated code green for "good to go" because the digits 7 and 9 and 6  showed up in SC on Monday, and  NC  draws had the 9 and 6 on Monday, and therefore have some chance of returning.

Good for next 7 draws...NC/SC Pk 3 --- 1/5-1/7 MD & Eve and 1/8 MD

 

021, 046, 049, 057, 065, 067, 096, 098, 147,

156, 157, 164, 176, 186, 189, 194, 196, 197,

443, 453, 454, 466, 496, 514, 516, 541, 543,

546, 564, 566, 576, 591, 594, 601, 602, 621,

657, 779, 788, 789, 877, 879, 889, 896, 908,

909, 941, 947, 998 

 

Will post to NC PK 3 forum if has a hit today.

Today's Unfair Advantage Digits to look for in NC/SC Drawings on Monday, 1/5/09...

2, 1, 5***

 

(Don't forget their mirrors)

Good Luck today!

Why these digits? Read all about it here: https://www.lotterypost.com/blogcomments.asp?i=26545

 

**Today's digit are rated code green for "good to go" because the digits 2 and 1 showed up in both SC and NC  PK 3 on Sunday and therefore have some chance of returning.

(BTW, Sunday's code red digits were 1,5,6and SC PK 3 Eve draw was 513; and NC Pk 3 was 162. Doesn't always do two digits in both states, so Sunday was a good day to use the UA.)

Today's Unfair Advantage Code Red** Digits to look for in NC/SC Drawings ...

1, 5, 6

 

(Don't forget their mirrors, and that 6 often flips to become a 9)

Good Luck today!

Why these digits? Read all about it here: https://www.lotterypost.com/blogcomments.asp?i=26545

 

**Today's digit are rated code red hot because three of these digits showed up in SC PK 4 yesterday noon, so I'm banking that at least two of them, perhaps with a mirror, may show either in the PK4 in SC, or PK 3. 

Today's digits for NC/SC Pk 3/4:

1,7,8.

(Below is a one time explanation of how I got them using my unfair advantage system.)

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Here's an interesting phenomena which I call my unfair advantage in the NC/SC Pk 3/Pk 4 drawings. 

My sister thinks it is just co-incidence, but since this system has produced the exact three digit draw on at least 3 occasions during my last two months of testing, and consistently leads me to two of three digits of a draw, I believe it is more than coincidence.

So here's the deal. Everynight I have a certain amount of money which comes into my advertising account as a function of people clicking on ads on my sites. Not a lot of revenue generated there, but what I have found is that when there are only three digits, i.e. $3.78 for the day, then two of the digits (or their mirrors) will invariably show up as pairs in the following day's pick 3 or pick 4 draws in NC and/or SC. The big exception is that the number 3 often equals 0.

Sometimes these advertising digits prefer to travel to SC, sometimes NC. For the last two months I have been tracking this.

Here's an example for the last week with SC draws listed on left side of table and NC on the right, and with the advertising numbers (the clue and their mirrors)  highlighted in between:

       Date          Day                                        SC                                 AD#/Mirror               NC

28	Sun	847		7983		A-041 M-596	745
29	Mon	068	002	5969	5402	A-082 M-537	175	165
30	Tues	537	503	7423	4014	A-614 M-169	844	543
31	Wed	868	339	7924	5095	A-684 M-139	532	678
1	Thur	806	556	0665	3472	A-282 M-737 3=0	789	068
2	Fri	117	860	1506	5821	A-832 M-387 3=0	714	809
3	Sat	928		3165		A-178 M-623

Mirrors highlighted in blue, and 3=0 highlighted in green. Regular ad #s highlighted in yellow.

Setting up my numbers in this column format also allows me to see a pattern of how SC digits often travel to NC.

Though the highlighting may be confusing to some, the point is that if I am looking at another workout, I can often check on the AD# clues to narrow down my possibilities for the day.

Though I will not be posting another past draws chart, if anyone thinks having the "Unfair Advantage" Ad# clue may be beneficial, I can post those three digits each day.  (If interested, post a comment rather than PMing me).

Thanks--

Well, enough being online for today. Time to go have some fun.

Last time I posted this 7-draw workout for SC, it produced 8 hits for NC, so we'll see what happens this time. Good for 6 more draws (it started last night, though I did not spin it till today). Assuming for SC, got 806 last night. 

Good for 1/2 Eve,  and MD and Eve for 1/3 , 1/4 and 1/5

079, 097, 099, 112, 118, 121,128, 137, 206,

211, 212, 218, 222,234, 236, 246, 280, 282,

286, 346, 546, 551, 557, 571, 663, 667,673,

676, 746, 754, 756, 763, 766, 767, 777, 781,

787, 789, 791, 806, 813, 817, 822, 837,877,

891, 979

I'm liking that 667 a lot since it showed in both pair one and pair two spins, and is showing 3x here. May show as 769, one of my dream #s. 128 is also looking good for today.

Note: This is the 2.883, pair one spin off SC 117 and 556 draws.

Testing to determine which has most hits:

 

NC for 12/29-1/1 (next 7 draws)

—2.883 spin

055, 057, 106, 133, 135, 150, 156, 160, 166,

295, 305, 325, 329, 335, 340, 350, 371, 380,

385, 390, 394, 395, 432, 462, 463, 503, 557,

560, 590, 593, 606, 632, 680, 688, 731, 737,

740, 771, 805, 830, 835, 840, 850,870, 874,

880, 903, 940

 

--3.883 spin

012, 015, 025, 039, 048, 073, 079, 088, 125,

144, 185, 186,189, 195, 216, 258, 281, 285,

286, 288, 289, 303, 334, 361, 488, 516, 518,

586,614, 644, 703, 730, 731,733, 734, 736,

739, 761, 816, 858, 886, 888, 889, 895