In-Breeding between MM and PB

Published: June 14, 2005, 9:10 am

Most of you probably noticed this long ago, but I'll post it anyway.

The MM draws followed by PB draws the next night seem to share a lot of numbers... Most obvious is the frequent repeats of one or more numbers from one to the other, often as red balls. But, if you look at it a bit more closely you'll see there's a good deal more to it than that.

PB	3	10	14	24	46	37	37RB
MM	13	29	31	37	50	34
PB	10	36	40	42	43	42
MM	7	14	28	46	47	25	7
PB	7	16	38	44	48	18
MM	4	6	14	28	47	42	42RB
PB	5	24	39	42	50	12	5
MM	5	13	22	37	38	11	5
PB	5	7	24	28	39	36	5,7,24
MM	7	17	22	34	50	24
PB	27	29	31	42	46	33
MM	9	28	39	40	44	24
PB	2	5	7	10	30	23
MM	3	6	27	40	44	9
PB	7	13	17	20	35	35	7,17
MM	7	9	10	29	44	17	29
PB	21	29	38	49	52	42	21
MM	21	23	27	33	39	8
PB	5	25	46	48	49	6
MM	10	21	27	33	40	2	21RB
PB	21	23	39	44	47	19	19RB
MM	7	12	25	50	51	19
PB	10	21	27	33	40	2

Interestingly, Texas Lotto appears to be in this same mix, though I haven't included it.

I doubt this will help you win, but it should give you an excuse to scratch that itching scalp that's been begging you for a fingernail.

Jack

Entry #49

Comments

This Blog entry currently has no comments.

In-Breeding between MM and PB

Comments

Post a Comment

Please Log In

Not a member yet?