Sum Totals Subtle Patterns for Pick3: Part 5..

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Here i found another subtle pattern for pick3...Again i think this pattern works also on Pick4...Yeah i think it does...I think this is the most important subtle pattern of them all that i have found yet so far...But however it must not be used alone, even though you can, try and use it with the rest of subtle patterns...You must use it with the other subtle patterns i describe...By now i think you should know what sum total difference is and if you don't check my 10 previous blogs and you will find the answer in one of them...This pattern happens on all PIck3...

Subtle Pattern # 13: You must first take previous draws of your particular pick3 and list them from 1 to 100 maybe 105...Do not pass 110...When you finish beging by 1 again until you've reached 100 or 105 and then beging by 1 again successively..So basically 101 will be 1 and 102 will be 2 that's if you decided to list the draws up to 100..But it will be better if you take 100 previous draws...Besides each number you beging writing the respective sum total that correspond to that number...And next to that sum total you write the sum total difference whether is + or (-)...After you do that you then on a separate sheet of paper you write and RECORD each unique sum total that have appeared on the list with its corresponding sum total difference and HOW MANY TIMES that SAME SUM TOTAL have appeared on the 100 or 105 list with its corresponding sum total difference..I'll give you an example later on how you must do it...Once you have listed each sum total with its corresponding sum total difference and how many times it has appeared on the 100 or 105 list, (here is the pattern) you will notice that the sum total differenceS DO NOT REPEAT...If they happened to repeat 1 time or 2 times that's O.K no biggie (no problem) it will not repeat again and it should not repeat again...Now if you do the list to more than 110 then it surely the sum totals differenceS will repeat more often...I did the list up to 168 and they repeated only TWICE...But there is a reason why i am telling you you must make the list from 1 to 100 or 105....Here is the example...On a list i had of previous draws from 1 to 100, i found the sum total 17 to come out on the following draws....

On the left side is the draw/day number, on the middle is the sum total and in the right is the corresponding sum total difference...

2.  17= -4

13. 17 = +3

17. 17 = -3

43. 17 = -4

59. 17 = -12

72. 17 = +2

84. 17 = -3

91. 17 = -6

98. 17 = +5

How is this important? This is a great accomplishment because whenever the sum total 17 plays again, you will know that the sum total differences of: -4; +3; -3; -4; -12; +2; -3; -6; and +5 WILL NOT REPEAT AGAIN...And if they do repeat again it will be very rare that they do...What does this tell? Well -4 says that 17 minus 4 equals 13 so you know that the sum total 13 will not play on the next draw and if it do play is very remote...+3 says that 17 plus 3 equals 20 so you know that the sum total 20 will not play on the next draw and if it do play is very remote...-3 says that 17 minus 3 equals sum total 14 so you know that the sum total 14 will not play on the next draw and if it do play is very remote...-4 you already got that one...-12 says that 17 minus 12 equals sum total 5 so you know that the sum total 5 will not play on the next draw...+2 says that 17 plus 2 equals sum total 19 so you know that the sum total 19 will not play on the next draw...And so on and so on...But this only applies to the next draw...In this particular example the sum total differeces repeated twice..Now i have given you 5 sum totals that will not play on the next draw or a rare to occur on the next draw...And i only gave you example of 5 sum totals that will not come on the following draw remember they were 7 sum totals there mentioned...So that will have been 7 sum totals given to you not to play on the next draw...You then do this with every Sum total listed on the 100 or 105 list with its corresponding Sum total differences...

Note: You then take this subtle pattern, and compared it with the monthly or weekly cycles of each particular sum total or with the cycle of sum total differences and you will have accomplished a lot...And you then take this subtle pattern and apply it with the rest of subtle patterns i've given you, and you are on your way...And now imagine if you teach this to a thinking supercomputer...And you know what's great? That i think you can apply this to Pick6 and to Powerball; you just have to dissect the lotto combination in 2 and go by their ending digits and/or regular digits but i have yet to check that out...

 

 

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Avatar pumpi76 -
#1
you add this to eliminating numbers that have the same desired sum totals and that have played already and you can refine your predictions...Example if 821 played and then 551 played and then 650 played, then you know that the next time the sum total 11 plays it will not be 821, nor 551 nor 650 but a different set of numbers..You can thus be going eliminating numbers/combinations and filtering/refining your predictions...
Avatar pumpi76 -
#2
I said: "And you know what's great....That i think you can apply this to PIck6 and to Powerball; you just have to dissect the lotto combinations in 2 and go by their ending digits and/or regular digits..."

The great thing is that if successfull you will need only like 10 combinations to play for Pick6/Powerbal and get it correct..
Avatar pumpi76 -
#3
forgot to mention that this subtle pattern works on All Pick3's and should work on Pick4 too..
Avatar pumpi76 -
#4
Also, if you find an immense patter, something i think you will and should, don't bet your daily 1 dollar bet...Bet big that way you can rake lots of money and trully come out winning...Bet when you think you instincts are telling you to bet big...Don't go betting 60 dollars...What i mean is that if you are certain 4 combinations/tickets are comming out next, don't bet 4 dollars but bet instead 20 dollars...That's what i mean...
Avatar pumpi76 -
#5
i meant an immense pattern...

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