Sum Pathways... Part 2: Mirror Sums

Reply #4

lakerben — Sun, 09 Apr 2017 16:00:23 GMT

Good stuff

Reply #3

Surge — Wed, 22 Mar 2017 17:12:14 GMT

I tried that method years ago, but it just doesn't work very well in Ohio. The math from that method seems to deliver a lot of the same sums.

Reply #2

Duchess69 — Wed, 22 Mar 2017 01:44:03 GMT

Hi surge I just use the short method for sums

just subtract for the highest sum to look for upcoming sums..

example 438 fall 438=15

999=27 is the highest sum

27-15=12 so look for sum 12 it varies from state to state though.

Reply #1

Surge — Wed, 22 Mar 2017 01:37:22 GMT

2017 Ohio

Jan Feb Mar

1) 657-611 18-8 758-792 20-18 484-163 18-10

2) 615-539 12-17 731-323 11-8 566-326 17-11

3) 907-844 16-16 245-031 9-4 451-887 10-23

4) 348-107 15-8 077-673 14-16 508-796 13-22

5) 431-916 8-16 922-172 13-10 985-885 22-21

6) 317-861 11-16 338-250 14-7 908-515 17-11

7) 414-886 9-22 630-727 9-16 489-724 21-13

8) 767-958 20-22 056-755 11-17 685-094 19-13

9) 952-674 16-17 692-630 17-9 894-496 21-19

10) 616-867 13-21 718-797 16-23 54... [ More ]

Sum Pathways... Part 2: Mirror Sums

Surge — Wed, 22 Mar 2017 00:31:23 GMT

Sum Pathways Part 2

Mirror Sums

If you re not familiar with mirror numbers, here s a short lesson

0=5

1=6

2=7

3=8

4=9

With Mirror Sums, all we re looking at is the last digit in the sum, or short sum, sum last digit whatever you want to call it.

Sums 0,10,20=5,15,(25)

Sums 1,11,21=6,16,(26)

Sums 2,12,22=7,17,(27)

Sums 3,13,23=8,18

Sums 4,14,24=9,19

**The 25, 26, 27 in parenthesis represent a lower probability**

But as we know, anything