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🎯 MISSOURI LOTTERY — HOW RANDOM IS THIS?
Those numbers definitely have an interesting pattern! Let's line up your dates and results and look at why you're calling them heavy repeats.
| Draw date | Draw | Pick 3 number |
|---|---|---|
| October 22, 2026 | — | 473 |
| October 23, 2026 | Evening | 347 |
| October 24, 2026 | Midday | 437 |
🔥 What stands out?
All three numbers use the exact same digits: 3, 4, and 7—but in different orders!
- 473 → 4-7-3
- 347 → 3-4-7
- 437 → 4-3-7
That's a strong pattern to notice when tracking Missouri Pick 3 results. The digits are repeating, while their positions change.
🎲 How rare is it?
Missouri Pick 3 has 1,000 possible straight combinations, and each drawing is independent. MO Lottery
If the first number has three different digits, the probability that a later draw matches those same digits in any order is 6 out of 1,000, or 0.6%.
For two later draws to both use those same three digits in any order, the probability is:
0.006 × 0.006 = 0.000036, or 0.0036% — about 1 in 27,778.
That's an interesting pattern! This calculation assumes the three draws were selected in advance and that we're looking specifically for the same three digits in any order.
🏆 The winners-list takeaway
473 → 347 → 437
- Same three digits.
- Different arrangements.
- A clear example of a digit-family repeat worth documenting in your tracking chart.
The important distinction: this pattern is unusual for those particular draws, but it doesn't make another permutation more likely in the next drawing.
My suggestion: Track all six permutations of 3-4-7—347, 374, 437, 473, 734, and 743—and compare them with actual results. That will help you measure how often this pattern returns without assuming it's due.
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