Due/OverDue Numbers??

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JKING — Thu, 16 Dec 2004 18:02:17 GMT

I haven't really figured out how to handle hot/cold numbers well. When tracking the numbers for Fantasy 5 and Super lottto, the reuslts are almost always a mix of 1 or 2 cold, 1 or 2 on average, and 1 or 2 hot for every pick.

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WIN D — Thu, 16 Dec 2004 14:45:09 GMT

What's Hot and Cold ? Here is one way to look at it. It's the expected Math averagehit rate in a certain amount of draws. This is a good chart to copy until you are able to do it on the fly. 10 days 3 hits per number 15 5 20 6 25 8 30 9 40 12 50 15 60 days 18 hits per number If you want to find out if a digit is overdue in a single position then divide the number of days by 3. Ex: Number #6 has been missing for... [ More ]

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BobP — Thu, 16 Dec 2004 06:53:15 GMT

A due number is basically a hot or average number that has been skipping it's usual time to be drawn. It isn't cold or dead, more like it took a nap and can wake up at any moment.At times like this it is good to check everything is normal with the lottery game itself. Sometimes there is a very good reason for a ball to change its ways such as the lottery tossing all their old ballsets and/or machines and replacing them with new or a switch to computer drawings. BobP

Due/OverDue Numbers??

SirMetro — Thu, 16 Dec 2004 05:13:01 GMT

Basically, I use the History draw method to help me define what numbers I want to play. Problem with this method is, I do not clearly understand how you truely define a DUE number (not HOT or COLD). The current method I use is creating TOO many numbers to create a combination from. So, how do I more easily reduce the number set or better define a due number?Any suggestions and/or guidance as to how to easily define this and is it something I can semi-quasi-program into an excel formula or macro