Looking at the sum chart, it appears that the next possible TOTAL SUM may appear within the 95 to 117 total sum range. It's ironic that the same "intuition" is strong concerning the Ohio Rolling Cash 5 sum chart, and I posted this earlier!

Whenever I personally decide to actually bet money, I generally follow this simple procedure:

I use a 4if5 of 19, and a 4if5 of 20 wheel and wheel both (20 upper tier & 19 lower tier) strings of numbers. Then, utilizing the sum filtering option, I reduce the sum range for both wheels to the range that I suspect the (total sum) will arrive at.

If I have a very strong intuition that one tier group or the other is more favorable for the next appearance of the numbers, I sometimes will wheel that favorable (tier group) alone to cover more possible numbers, (less filtering).

In order to economize as much as possible, the only other filtering I consider, (in addition to sum filtering), is utilizing (Low/High Ratio Filtering). This is a total, "stab in the dark", but sometimes gets me down to an affordable amount I am comfortable in wagering.

And for me, my bet wagering is as simple as that!

Just checked the California Fantasy 5 results for this evening, (Sunday), and the total sum appeared at 102! Four numbers appeared in the upper tier, 01-24-26=32, so if the upper tier number string was wheeled and the sum range reduced to 95 to 117, there may have been a chance at hitting a four match plus some lower tier prizes.

I don't know about anybody else, but I like it!!