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MzDuffleBaglady — Sat, 02 Jul 2016 03:13:13 GMT

I been on 766 all week thought?<br

Original Blog Entry: Just looking at old homework for pick 3

MzDuffleBaglady — Sat, 02 Jul 2016 03:08:56 GMT

Finding hits in my old homework.

I guess I'll work off that for awhile.

So, 664 tonight, not 669 or 996, from the pick 4.

I can change this chart in my excel file now,

2 hits, and tonight it did hit evening.

April 29, 2016, 8:59 amThe back pair x66 homework

Midday, year to date. X66 pair due out the box. 4/29/2016

66

11

3.0%

660 662 668 646 663 366 626 665 606 666 667

Missing midday

669,661, repeat 662

Evening, year to date

66

12

3.3%

664 696 606 664 661 466 646 266 665 636 866 696

Missing Evening

667,666, repeat 669, 466x4

Combo

Times hit

Last appearance

Hits in 2015

Hits in 2016

066

38

3/30/2016

3

1

166

35

8/29/2015

1

0

266

35

3/26/2016

3

1

366

30

8/23/2015

3

0

466

36

4/21/2016

4

1

566

41

6/28/2015

3

0

666

8

6/6/2015

1

0

766

29

5/1/2015

1

0

866

39

12/12/2015

2

0

966

31

2/10/2016

3

1

Potential repeats. (sets that have hit this year so far.

Draw Date

State

Game

Results

Thu, Apr 21, 2016

Missouri

Pick 3 Evening

6-6-4

Wed, Mar 30, 2016

Missouri

Pick 3 Midday

6-6-0

Sat, Mar 26, 2016

Missouri

Pick 3 Midday

6-6-2

Wed, Feb 10, 2016

Missouri

Pick 3 Evening

6-9-6

1. What is the longest out x66?

2. Which x66 pair has hit the most?

3. Which x66 pair hit the least?

4. Which x66 pair hit the most on midday?

5. Which x66 pair hit the most on evening?

6. Which x66 has hit only 1 time, last year?

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Just a few questions I will answer later, for my analysis of which x66 pair to put the most money on.

Would not like the idea of playing all 10, at a minimum of .50 per play.

Or, $10.00 for the straight.

I would not be surprised or shocked if the back pair hits as, 466. I really would not.

It happened when I was chasing, the x87 pair. The set that hit the most, showed up, 987.

Back later.

Yulp, yulp, a repeat, one of the potentials.

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