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CalifDude — Tue, 23 Nov 2004 03:59:52 GMT

Quote: Originally posted by Justin on November 22, 2004 585) (2-1)that should be 3-0 alsofor your tracking purposesNo. I number the positions 12345-67890. So with 2 fives and one 8 that is a 2-1.But thanks for checking for me.

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CalifDude — Tue, 23 Nov 2004 03:58:20 GMT

Thank you, Justin. I have done a count of the 0-3 and 3-0 skips for California and here are the charts: 0-3 skip 0= 5 1= 1 2= 1 3= 0 4= 0 5= 1 6= 0 7= 3 8= 1 9= 2 10= 0 11= 0 12= 0 13= 1 14= 1 17= 1 21= 1 32= 1 3-0 skip 0= 5 1= 5 2= 2 3= 3 4= 1 5= 2 6= 3 7= 0 8= 2 9= 0 10= 0 11= 1 12= 1 13= 1 18= 1 24= 1I have highlighted the current skip. Looks like as with all others that I count skips, the best time to play is right after a hit. Of course, this again is another no brainer!! The low number... [ More ]

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CalifDude — Mon, 22 Nov 2004 23:39:43 GMT

Doubles are, IMHO, the ONLY way to play on . I have given my reasons many times, but basically you can spend 1/2 as much as non-doubles to cover all the straight possibilities and get paid twice as much!!! I never play straight at . I play box and play the amount that I would wager if I had to enter all the combos. It pays exactly the same and only requires putting the number in once

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Justin — Mon, 22 Nov 2004 23:38:03 GMT

Quote: Originally posted by Justin on November 22, 2004Further more 2 of the ( i think ) 36 drawsHad all 3 numbers right in a rowSo if we just wait for those to be absent we only have six combos if you play both rowsOR 3 COMBOS if you can pick the ROW12345 12345 12345CalifDudeThe point im trying to make is limiting down even a little helpsBut look at that, if you can figure out a good timeframeIt costs $4.50 to play all of your numbers straight (3 combos)Its all in the tracker, and of course, th... [ More ]

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Justin — Mon, 22 Nov 2004 23:36:00 GMT

585) (2-1)that should be 3-0 alsofor your tracking purposes

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CalifDude — Mon, 22 Nov 2004 23:35:12 GMT

Well, if you are playing 5 digits and picking 3 of the 5, it only makes sense that 2 of the digits would be next to each other almost all of the time!!!!!!!!! I don't think there is anything earth shaking in that, but I will do a count of the number of skips like you suggested and then start playing numbers from that group. I only play doubles, so there are 30 doubles in each group.Thanks, Justin.

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Justin — Mon, 22 Nov 2004 23:33:42 GMT

CalifDude when i play all high or all low i never include doubles, it makes it way too costly and they are too unpredictable, they come very fast but they can be out for a while, it costs quite a bit too play all highs and lows if you include doubles, but $2.50 to cover all the singles, an exceptable time period for them to be out before play is 20 draws, depending on your state, 25 is sufficient for georgia.556 557 558 559 667 665 668 669 775 776 778 779 885 886 887 889 998 997 996 995or567 568... [ More ]

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Justin — Mon, 22 Nov 2004 23:29:46 GMT

Okay i cant quote you cuz of this stupid freezing stuffBut look at all the draws where the number came from the top or bottom row onlyAt least 2 digits are directly next to eachotherExample: 12345 12345 12345This did not happen even once 12345Further more 2 of the ( i think ) 36 drawsHad all 3 numbers right in a rowSo if we just wait for those to be absent we only have six combos if you play both rowsOR 3 COMBOS if you can pick the ROW12345 12345 12345

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CalifDude — Mon, 22 Nov 2004 23:27:23 GMT

Here are the last 50 draws for California: 40516-97832 740 1-2 16597-83402 893 1-2 97853-16402 674 1-2 78593-16402 (444) (3-0) 93816-40725 830 1-2 38164-09725 (717) (1-2) 64109-73258 703 1-2 10973-26548 (799) (0-3) 97326-51048 (788) (0-3) 72651-30948 816 1-2 51360-92478 974 1-2 60925-14378 568 1-2 06925-14378 (222) (3-0) 92501-43678 (448) (2-1) 01945-36728 395 2-1 41536-09728 627 1-2 13560-97284 013 2-1 56019-37284 (466) (1-2) 19307-26854 974 1-2 30792-68514 (949) (1-2) 97206-85143 042 2-1 06928... [ More ]

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Justin — Mon, 22 Nov 2004 23:20:57 GMT

Whoa Im so mad i just sent this HUGE explanation and it crashed so if youll keep watchign this post for another minute i got a full explanation coming right up

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CalifDude — Mon, 22 Nov 2004 23:19:46 GMT

Well, Justin, it won't let me quote your post. I see what you are doing. Thank you very much. I will start a count of skips between 0-3, 3-0, (0-3), and (3-0) like I do for 2 previous and doubles. That way I can see about where to start playing them.Thank you very much.

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CalifDude — Mon, 22 Nov 2004 23:14:14 GMT

Here is my counts of the different positions and what position of the drawn number they were for California: Single #1 #2 #3 1= 27 36 33 96 2= 32 35 37 104 3= 38 26 34 98 4= 31 27 44 102 5= 35 44 26 105 6= 30 33 26 89 7= 39 40 30 109 8= 33 28 37 98 9= 48 33 37 118 0= 28 30 25 83The first column is the position number (12345-67890) the #1 column is for the #1 position of the drawn number, so today's Calif Midday was 712 but the positions were 740: 40516-97832 740Looking at the above chart you wil... [ More ]

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Justin — Mon, 22 Nov 2004 23:13:54 GMT

Calif DudeYou have it perfectly set upLook at your post, see how every once in a while all 3 digits fall from either the top (hot) or bottom (cold)just find out how long the gap usually is and wait for a long skipThen pick from the top or bottom with the picks you likeEasier to pick from 5 numbers--Justin

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Justin — Mon, 22 Nov 2004 23:08:04 GMT

Quote: Originally posted by CalifDude on November 22, 2004Quote: Originally posted by Justin on November 22, 2004My all high 598 came in today, all high number with the digit 5I caught a $37.50 box which means, i can play again, i literally won on my last $.25!!LOLI was playing all your numbers I thought!!! Didn't see the 598 posted by you. Maybe in another thread. I'm glad you won, though. Sorry about that there were 2 posts with that numberThis post i only put my favorite coupleIn Bluegras... [ More ]

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CalifDude — Mon, 22 Nov 2004 22:57:07 GMT

Quote: Originally posted by Justin on November 22, 2004Another way to get an idea of where your numbers are coming from is to use your hot to cold scale3 longest-out digits, any position: 2984735061Shade where your winners come from11/214973502618These wont give you results right awayBut in time you learn where to pick from and where not toYou will find there is a most popular way the numbers come inThen you set a trap--JustinI have been doing that for a long long time. I haven't seen how to s... [ More ]

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CalifDude — Mon, 22 Nov 2004 22:46:02 GMT

Quote: Originally posted by Justin on November 22, 2004My all high 598 came in today, all high number with the digit 5I caught a $37.50 box which means, i can play again, i literally won on my last $.25!!LOLI was playing all your numbers I thought!!! Didn't see the 598 posted by you. Maybe in another thread. I'm glad you won, though.

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Peach3 $treet — Mon, 22 Nov 2004 21:32:55 GMT

WTG, Justin! The timing couldn't have been better, could it? Glad you're now able to stay in the game!Thanks for the suggestion on using the hot to cold scale. As a matter of fact, I've been trying to get ready to start integrating that, in a specific way, into an overall strategy that I've been working on. I hope to be able to filter in the approx 80 to 100 most likely box plays to hit on any given draw, with a high hit/miss ratio. My hope is that I will be able to filter out around 120 to... [ More ]

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Justin — Mon, 22 Nov 2004 18:38:47 GMT

Another way to get an idea of where your numbers are coming from is to use your hot to cold scale3 longest-out digits, any position: 2984735061Shade where your winners come from11/214973502618These wont give you results right awayBut in time you learn where to pick from and where not toYou will find there is a most popular way the numbers come inThen you set a trap--Justin

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Justin — Mon, 22 Nov 2004 18:30:45 GMT

Peach that takes care of a little 5xx

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Justin — Mon, 22 Nov 2004 18:29:50 GMT

My all high 598 came in today, all high number with the digit 5I caught a $37.50 box which means, i can play again, i literally won on my last $.25!!LOL

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Justin — Mon, 22 Nov 2004 08:36:51 GMT

567 does just have winner written all over it tho

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Justin — Mon, 22 Nov 2004 08:35:52 GMT

Cuz im poor LOLim putting more $$$$ in my account sooni just boxed the 567 for .50 which zeroed out my account lol

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CalifDude — Mon, 22 Nov 2004 05:36:44 GMT

Quote: Originally posted by Justin on November 21, 2004 Ok, 987 567 and 678 are TOP priority 567 gets rid of the DUE 56 pair, all high, and consecutive, not to mention a cold 5, and i believe 67 hot pair. 567 576 657 756 Its my #1 pick for GAWhy not play all 6 combos, Justin? 567 576 657 675 756 765

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CalifDude — Mon, 22 Nov 2004 05:02:15 GMT

My 10-digit number is the same as yours except I number the positions and put a - between position 5 and 6 to make it easier for me to see what number is in what position.Here is my (same as your) 10-digit number: 29847-35061I number the positions:12345-67890If I am trying to decide a number as a key number, then I start counting in my head from left to right and when I find a number that matches the position I said in my head, I consider that as a key number. If there are 2 or more tha... [ More ]

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Justin — Mon, 22 Nov 2004 04:16:48 GMT

Quote: Originally posted by peach3 $treet on November 21, 2004These are now GA's ten most due digits, by position, Combined draws. Order is longest out, top to bottom:x2x out 31 draws after sun Eve's 298x5x out 278xx out 255xx out 24x8x out 22x3x out 191xx out 18xx0 out 10x0x out 9 9xx out 7 Still out after 298:9 skips since any double (especially a consecutive digit, line-width one... [ More ]

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Peach3 $treet — Mon, 22 Nov 2004 03:49:17 GMT

D_A and CD, it's my pleasure..... very glad I can be of some help. And I really appreciate the input that both of you have provided with your posts.CD, that's interesting how you chose 4 as the key digit. I was working on something using those 10 positions you're talking about, but have been busy preparing to play a new angle I discovered. So I haven't taken the time to keep the tracking that I was doing on positions up-to-date. How did you determine that positon 4 from 2984735061 was the b... [ More ]

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CalifDude — Mon, 22 Nov 2004 02:21:23 GMT

I'm playing 4 with doubles. I picked 4 because it is in position 4 of my 10-digit number (same as Peach has shown above). And doubles because they are due as pointed out by Peach, also. I only play doubles anymore, so this is a great one for me to play since they are all doubles. Notice in my chart that if you pick a digit (like 4) and play ALL the doubles that include that digit, there are a total of 19 tickets to play. Very affordable especially considering the great doubles payouts at .... [ More ]

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Dead_Aim — Mon, 22 Nov 2004 02:19:19 GMT

Thank You Peach.Maybe these will help capture the right one.MID135136213165215216365235236265Many winners to you.D_A

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Peach3 $treet — Mon, 22 Nov 2004 01:58:48 GMT

These are now GA's ten most due digits, by position, Combined draws. Order is longest out, top to bottom: x2x out 31 draws after sun Eve's 298x5x out 278xx out 255xx out 24x8x out 22x3x out 191xx out 18xx0 out 10x0x out 9 9xx out 7 Still out after 298:9 skips since any double (especially a consecutive digit, line-width one double ...52 skips)37 skips since a series #12 skips since a... [ More ]

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