Using "Pure" numbers to trap triples

Reply #16

calabs — Thu, 06 Apr 2006 15:08:36 GMT

A DE example:

Sat, Dec 31, 20057-9-49-9-99-2-9-83-7-9-3

Fri, Dec 30, 20057-8-22-7-69-8-6-37-1-8-9

Thu, Dec 29, 20051-7-39-0-83-9-6-61-9-6-9

Wed, Dec 28, 20052-3-18-6-06-8-7-94-4-4-6

Reply #15

calabs — Thu, 06 Apr 2006 15:02:46 GMT

New Jersey's last triple:

Sat, Mar 18, 20069-1-13-3-30-6-1-82-8-1-3

Fri, Mar 17, 20069-6-19-1-40-6-0-28-2-1-0

Thu, Mar 16, 20065-1-63-5-88-7-8-40-1-0-5

Wed, Mar 15, 20065-7-33-1-57-2-4-97-0-1-7

Tue, Mar 14, 20062-6-41-7-03-5-3-29-9-5-5

Reply #14

calabs — Thu, 06 Apr 2006 14:53:53 GMT

Here's TX:

Mon, Oct 17, 20050-0-07-1-2

Sat, Oct 15, 20054-2-14-1-0

Fri, Oct 14, 20051-7-54-0-8

Another instance where an all odd number was followed by an all even number...........then came the triple

Reply #13

calabs — Thu, 06 Apr 2006 14:50:28 GMT

Here's one in SC:

Wed, Jan 18, 20069-9-99-0-43-4-3-29-2-9-8

Tue, Jan 17, 20068-4-03-7-59-4-1-54-8-3-2

this is one of the rare occurances where an all even number was followed by an all odd number....then came the triple

Reply #12

calabs — Thu, 06 Apr 2006 14:47:08 GMT

Here's an example of the opposite trip falling after an opposite rare number:

Sun, Sep 18, 20059-9-97-0-98-2-0-91-5-0-2

Sat, Sep 17, 20054-3-56-0-15-1-1-28-1-6-5

Fri, Sep 16, 20059-5-60-4-24-3-4-85-3-8-0

This was in PA - Here an all even number triggered an odd trip. This happens also.

Reply #11

calabs — Thu, 06 Apr 2006 14:13:16 GMT

MD seems to follow this pattern quite well: last two trips that fell before last night's 444:

13-Mar-06 EVE: 357

15-Mar-06 MID: 111

Three draws following a pure odd number, the 111 falls.

17-Nov-05 EVE: 286

20-Nov-05 MID: 444

Five draws following a pure even number, the 444 falls.

Reply #10

calabs — Thu, 06 Apr 2006 12:50:13 GMT

You are most welcome Honey Bee

Reply #9

honey bee — Thu, 06 Apr 2006 12:47:53 GMT

Thanks Calabs

Reply #8

calabs — Thu, 06 Apr 2006 12:14:21 GMT

Sure gacash3!

You're right.....what is meant by a pure odd or even number is that all three numbers are odd or even. Your example of 731 is for a pure odd number. 246 would be a pure even number. Not to make things more complicated, but a pure series number would be three number in series, e.g., 123. These numbers can be in any position. Make sense

Reply #7

gacash3 — Thu, 06 Apr 2006 03:00:53 GMT

hi calabs....im in ga and im chasing tripples here as well....friday will be the year mark for tripps in the eve draw......i think thats kinda rare in itself here in ga. i have gotten the last 2 tripps in the midday here in ga. i used other methods to catch those tripps. what are you meaning by the term ''pure'' numbers...is 731 a pure odd #? would u mind explaining it to me?

gacash3

Reply #6

calabs — Thu, 06 Apr 2006 02:51:25 GMT

OK - Here's an example of my discovery - tonight's draw for MD was 444. Looking back in MD's draw, you'll see that the EVE draw on the 3rd had a rare even number (824). three draws later......triple 4's. A really good example of rare evens was followed by an even triple.

Reply #5

calabs — Thu, 06 Apr 2006 02:28:35 GMT

Bump - Still looking at # of rare numbers to hit before looking for the trip. Report back later with findings.

Reply #4

calabs — Wed, 05 Apr 2006 19:04:58 GMT

The pleasure's all mine Lottomike! You're welcome. Hope it helps some folks to get a hit! You know those trips can be quite elusive

Reply #3

LOTTOMIKE — Wed, 05 Apr 2006 18:15:00 GMT

thanks calabs

Reply #2

calabs — Wed, 05 Apr 2006 17:43:25 GMT

You are most welcome SandyK

Reply #1

Sandy K — Wed, 05 Apr 2006 17:41:16 GMT

thank you for this info.

Using "Pure" numbers to trap triples

calabs — Wed, 05 Apr 2006 17:24:33 GMT

As most everyone knows, triples, in their own right, are rare numbers, that is, pure odd, or pure even. There have been several posts lately discussing the how to track and when to play these rare numbers. In P3, there are 10 pure even numbers and 10 pure odd numbers. For the sake of this discussion, I will leave out the pure series numbers.

Anyway, in looking back at the history of NJ (where else!), I found out that usually a triple follows one of these numbers. Of course there are WAY... [ More ]