Pick 3--The key is in the roots

Reply #10

lottaloot — Fri, 03 Jun 2005 03:08:36 GMT

root 1=820 730 541 235 478root 2 =920 731 641 479root 3= 480 129 741 651 237 246 345 489root 4= 103 760 841 751 238 247 526root 5=590 167 239 248root 6=204 780 321 348root 7=106 250 529 367root 8=530 179root 9=270 189 972 378

Reply #9

lottaloot — Fri, 03 Jun 2005 00:40:23 GMT

I must admit that I am quite pleased with my results so far and it's only 840pmroot 1=820 730 541 235 478root 2 =920 731 641 479root 3= 480 129 741 651 237 246 345 489root 4= 103 760 841 751 238 247 526root 5=590 167 239 248root 6=204 780 321 348root 7=106 250 529 367root 8=530 179root 9=270 189 972 378

Reply #8

Sandy K — Thu, 02 Jun 2005 22:14:25 GMT

you do good work, lottaloot.......and I do appreciate your help. I know you put in many hours......and I thank you.

Reply #7

lottaloot — Thu, 02 Jun 2005 21:50:59 GMT

Sandy, if I appeared rude, it was not my intention. I only wanted people here to know that I do work long and hard with the numbers. ( I think I am obsessed) I have asked you for assistance picking sums in the past--so I know that you are good with sums. Roots are based upon the same principle. (But I am an all or nothing kind of a girl so I base my theories on all 120 singles all 90 doubles)I am still trying to find what I am good at. (I think that it is doubles???but I am still fumblin... [ More ]

Reply #6

Sandy K — Thu, 02 Jun 2005 21:26:58 GMT

lottaloot, I know you work hard.I just wanted to know how you pick the root sums......learning is important to me...I just haven't gotten the heck of it yet.Thank you for teaching me a new trick.

Reply #5

Blackapple — Thu, 02 Jun 2005 20:51:38 GMT

But unlike Casho's due sum theoryI have not found a clear cut ,solid and always dependable link to creating the combo tomatch the root sum(without choosing many).To Quote to the words of BobP: But if we have a system, we are bound to hit sometimes with it. Beats the alternatives, except if one chooses to win by not playing at all.I wish I could give you only one number, but if I could do that, then I would be a millionaire! LOL.Let's not forget that we should only play what we can afford to lose... [ More ]

Reply #4

Blackapple — Thu, 02 Jun 2005 20:42:45 GMT

Watch for Root sum 7 in Ga.Root sum 5 or 8 due for Md.niteMd. nite Root sum 8 or 5 --5/27-6/3 Sandy knows I have studiedroot sums.There are variousmethods,some more dependablethan others.Most require a fewdays for fruition.Some will givea selection of 5,4,3 root sums, and if you done the workout at the righttime,you may have 1or2 root sumto cover.Still finding sources.

Reply #3

lottaloot — Thu, 02 Jun 2005 20:38:46 GMT

correction to above the post. 508 came in CA (I always forget to check that one until late)508=13=4but the root 4 is still a good choice for tonight

Reply #2

lottaloot — Thu, 02 Jun 2005 20:28:43 GMT

Sandy as you know all the roots are due to hit sooner or later. (I expect nearly all of these to appear before SUN)This was posted here as a reference point for those that use roots and sums as a way to play their state lottery. (I think that by using Blackapple's theory of sums roots, you can narrow down your picks)Personally I use the missing root sum of a given day or previous draw. Tonight I would use root 4 because there were no sum of 13 or root of 4 in today's midday games. root 4... [ More ]

Reply #1

Sandy K — Thu, 02 Jun 2005 19:57:46 GMT

okay lottaloot, how do YOU tell when a root sum is due to hit

Pick 3--The key is in the roots

lottaloot — Thu, 02 Jun 2005 19:21:57 GMT

These roots are soon to hit. Add a dash of Blackapple's sum theory a great recipe is sure to follow.root 1=820 730 541 235 478 root 2 =920 731 641 479 root 3= 480 129 741 651 237 246 345 489 root 4= 103 760 841 751 238 247 526 root 5=590 167 239 248 root 6=204 780 321 348 root 7=106 250 529 367 root 8=530 179 root 9=270 189 972 378