How about Cold Numbers in Pairs...

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Stack47 — Fri, 01 Jan 2010 15:53:13 GMT

There are 90 front pairs with non-repeating digits (01-89) and 90 back and outside pairs too. Since you're discussing cold digits in pairs, I'm assuming you mean a digit that was drawn less over a period of time or it was the last digit out. If the digit 1 was only drawn 6 times in the last 100 drawings and declared it the coldest digit, there will be at least 4 second position digits and 4 third position digit not drawn with it. If one of those digits happens to a 1, I don't understand the logi... [ More ]

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pumpi76 — Fri, 01 Jan 2010 03:18:25 GMT

plus i dont specialize on Pick3 my Pick3 history is fussy but i think there are: 720 numbers if no digit repeats...That means that there are 72 pairs of those....

If 1 digit repeats there is: probably: 200 of them so there will be: 20 pairs...

again plus the hot/cold, even/odd, high/low plus the: 3x3x3 equals: 27 meaning 3 numbers of each decade, but in this case it will be 3 numbers of 7...

How about Cold Numbers in Pairs...

pumpi76 — Fri, 01 Jan 2010 03:00:36 GMT

I got this idea after looking at fla63..What if you use cold numbers in pairs of Pick3...Pick3 is hardert to use cold numbers because it has: 3 numbers but what if you use 2 cold numbers like pairs...Plus there is the high/low + even/odds + pairs sums...

plus the 3x3x3 that i mentioned...It just proved that if you had a supercomputer it could do it, it will not crack it but is a step forward...