How digits are distributed in the old system 1-27 Sums Chart

Reply #14

EXCALIBUR — Wed, 02 Aug 2006 06:25:50 GMT

Todd

Thanks a lot again, but I might as well just stay as EXCALIBUR, let LANTERN be no more, I should have only one ID anyway.

Reply #13

Todd — Tue, 01 Aug 2006 23:08:20 GMT

OK, well send me your new address if you want to change it for Lantern. (Can't be the same address as this account.

Reply #12

EXCALIBUR — Tue, 01 Aug 2006 21:09:35 GMT

Todd

Thank you much, but I no longer have the email address that is there, so LP can't send to me anything there as that address is no more.

No problem at all, I can stay as EXCALIBUR.

FERNANDO.

Reply #11

Todd — Tue, 01 Aug 2006 20:36:22 GMT

Go to the login page. There is a link there to send yourself your password.

Reply #10

EXCALIBUR — Tue, 01 Aug 2006 18:55:32 GMT

R L S-Underlines = Any Consecutives

1 1 01 01 0.5% 001

2 2 02 02 0.9% 002 011

3 3 03 03 1.4% 003

4 4 04 04 1.8% 004 022 112 ---------------------------------

5 5 05 05 2.3% 005 113 122

6 6 06 07 3.2% 006 033 114

7 7 07 08 3.6% 007 115 133 223

8 8 08 10 4.5% 008 044 116 224 233

9 9 09 12 5.5% 009 117 144 225

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1 0 10 13 5.9% 055 118 226 244 334

2 1 11 14 6.4% 119 155 227 335 344

3 2 12 15 6.8% 066 228 255 336

Reply #9

EXCALIBUR — Tue, 01 Aug 2006 18:45:34 GMT

Singles only:

R L S-------------Underlines = Any Consecutives

3 3 03 03 1.4% 012

4 4 04 04 1.8% 013

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5 5 05 05 2.3% 014 023

6 6 06 07 3.2% 015 024 123

7 7 07 08 3.6% 016 025 034 124

8 8 08 10 4.5% 017 026 035 125 134

9 9 09 12 5.5% 018 027 036 045 126 135 234

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1 0 10 13 5.9% 019 028 037 046 127 136 145 235

2 1 11 14 6.4% 029 038 047 056 128 137 146 236 245

3 2 12 15 6.8% 039

Reply #8

EXCALIBUR — Tue, 01 Aug 2006 18:14:52 GMT

I Could not log in as LANTERN, what I think that is my password for that name does not work, so I am posting as EXCALIBUR.

This is my come back gift to you all, I am here again sooner than expected.

Here is an improved Sum's chart, I think that now is a little easier to use, I made the changes myself.

Maybe Todd can P.M. to me the right password for my LANTERN's log in.

Thank you Todd.

Fernando.

R L S-------------Italics = Doubles + Triples,---Underlines = Any Consecutives... [ More ]

Reply #7

Fibonacci — Tue, 11 Jul 2006 20:22:21 GMT

Thanks everyone. Good info.

Reply #6

winsumloosesum — Sun, 09 Jul 2006 18:12:31 GMT

VTRAC (Mirror Sums) Short Sums Charts

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333

555

222

444

111

112

113

114

115

224

144

122

Reply #5

WIN D — Sun, 09 Jul 2006 18:07:20 GMT

You know I'm not that careful about details alot of the time. The Sums Chart 1-27 is actually 0-27 ........ soooo in reality it actually has 28 sums in it. LOL

One of my favorite sayings in business for years was....

Let's be effective first.... We can always be efficient later

Pet Drucker

Anyway... here is another demo of the UN- equal distribution for that 0-27 sums chart that covers all of... [ More ]

Reply #4

takeitez — Sun, 09 Jul 2006 17:32:06 GMT

with Win- D and CD

That is also my first move, then comes odd or even sum stacks.

ez

Reply #3

CalifDude — Sun, 09 Jul 2006 17:26:19 GMT

Win d, as you know I have been suggesting this chart and posted it many times in the forums and my Blog. If someone can pick the correct Short Sum the odds are 1 in 10. I like it much better than the Root Sums. There are 9 Root Sums (if you don't count 000), six of them are 24 numbers and three are 25 numbers. Of course, the Short Sums are 10 columns of 22 numbers, so they are equal.

If one tracks the Short Sums for a particular draw, they can often see a pattern and catch the win. This... [ More ]

Reply #2

takeitez — Sun, 09 Jul 2006 17:16:58 GMT

Chaz,

I copied your old short sum chart, but must have lost it. I think it was something like this, if not can you post it again. You know I have been keeping your post on file for years. I call it The Lotto Book .

10 20 ------- 019 028 037 046 127 136 145 235 389 479 569 578

11 21 ------- 029 038 047 056 128 137 146 236 245 489 579 678

12 22 ------- 039 048 057 129 138 147 156 237 246 345 589 679

3 13 23 -- 012 049 058 067 139 148 157 238 247 256 346 689

4 14

Reply #1

WIN D — Sun, 09 Jul 2006 17:01:52 GMT

For those newer folks that would rather use the 10 column sums chart here it is in 2 versions. First includes the Single numbers along with the Doubles and trips.

The second version uses the Single Number Sums only. Good Luck

This chart contains #1000 boiled down to #220. Win D

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

000001002003004005006007008009

019029011012013014015016017018

028038039049022023024025026027

037047048058059069033034035036

046056057067068078079089044045

How digits are distributed in the old system 1-27 Sums Chart

WIN D — Sun, 09 Jul 2006 16:38:20 GMT

Sure don't understand why folks still use the old version of the Sums Chart that used 1-through 27 sums when they could use the Easy and newer version that only needs (1-through-10) Sums. For that reason I named it the ...... The Short Sums Chart

At least the new one is organized to have 10 equal parts .... all expected to hit the same amount of the time..... 10%. You can plan ahead with equal distribution like that.

Anyway..... for those who still use the old 1-27 chart he... [ More ]