Best Pick 3 software

Reply #3

Kola — Wed, 15 Jul 2015 06:43:02 GMT

Hello JeetKuneDoLotto,

As you know, being that a classical rundown contains 10 numbers, and the pick 3 game is comprised of 1000 straight numbers, a proper list of a hundred 111-rundowns would contain all 1000 straight numbers( 10 x 100 = 1000). If you add all the 1000 straight numbers of the Pick 3, it equals 499500. If you add all the numbers in 1 rundown, it equals 4995. You see the symmetry there? I'll elaborate a little bit more.

When I mention wheels, I'm speaking to the fact that wh... [ More ]

Reply #2

JeetKuneDoLotto — Tue, 14 Jul 2015 20:17:35 GMT

Thank you for your reply.

A very interesting concept of the 111 rundown and the 100 wheels.

How many degrees do you prefer to use when dividing your wheels

Reply #1

Kola — Fri, 10 Jul 2015 15:29:04 GMT

Hello JeetKuneDoLotto,

I use pen, paper and a calculator for my arithmetical workouts. I use the concepts of ratio, symmetry, and etcetera, awhile being aware of the high-low-even-odd nature of the draws. I apply all this to the last 2 draws to try and predict the next draw.

The best tool in my opinion is the 111 Rundown. As most may know, if for example 273 is drawn, it's rundown would be:

273

384

495

506

617

728

839

940

051

162

While there is an establish... [ More ]

Best Pick 3 software

JeetKuneDoLotto — Fri, 10 Jul 2015 00:43:25 GMT

What is the best Pick 3 software ever made in your opinion?

What is your current favorite pick 3 software?

Is it a free or paid software?

I have read posts about people entering data in A+, but it seems like an awful waste of time to me.

Do you use software or only pen and paper?

What is your best tool? Is it the calendar? Are you a traveling freak?

Is there a tool that will give me consistent results?

Consistent results like the ever consistent tides? Monthly cycles of ebbi... [ More ]