How Western Canada does thier Pick 3 draw

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Amazing Grace — Wed, 03 Jan 2007 06:50:01 GMT

I am still chasing sum 17 and tasking a beating, i need it to drop, But the most interesting concep is that it has not showed on any of the 6 rngs for 100 days so 100/ 6 = 16 days

What we dont know is how many times it appeared in a pre draw, we could use its same average given what we know about sums.

But what if it has appeared in 2 of the predraws, then its not really missin really yet! We know everything about the draw we just dont know the predraw.

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Amazing Grace — Wed, 03 Jan 2007 03:42:55 GMT

My point in asking was to see if i could associate the draw numbers to RNG being used, I was under the understanding they used 2 in which they do but each one has 3 RNGs attached to them, also they do a predraw, so now this tells me that my average are most likely higher, or lower in some cases, would explain why we have not had a triple in over 375 days,

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Todd — Wed, 03 Jan 2007 03:32:42 GMT

What was your point in asking?

Were you trying to show that computerized drawings are really a good thing?

Were you trying to see what the bad points are?

What is YOUR opinion

How Western Canada does thier Pick 3 draw

Amazing Grace — Wed, 03 Jan 2007 03:25:36 GMT

I sent a request to wclc asking how the draw is done here is the response i got.

Dear Jamie,

Thank you for your inquiry to Western Canada Lottery Corporation (WCLC).

There are two stand-alone computerized draw machines used for WCLC s regional games such as WESTERN 649, EXTRA and PICK 3. They are located in a secure location that is monitored by video surveillance 24 hours a day. An external auditor, who oversees the draw, selects which draw machine is to be used for any given