General Statistical data needed.

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Rick G — Wed, 25 Jun 2003 14:20:06 GMT

ALX,Thanks for the

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ALX — Wed, 25 Jun 2003 01:59:25 GMT

Thank you Rick G for your always excellent information. Mentor, the number 3 in the Texas games was out 18 games. When it hit, it hit with 4, (340), and in the 1st pos. Then it skipped 2 games and hit in the 1st pos again. Then it skipped 4 games and hit in the 1st and last pos as a double, (393). In the very next game it doubled, (033) in the 2nd and last pos.! It hit 5 more times in the next 7 games in the last pos., including tonight, (173). One thing about doubles is that one of the double

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Rick G — Tue, 24 Jun 2003 11:34:33 GMT

Mentor,As far as positional frequency, I look at numbers that have been cold and are hitting recently in that position. By the nature of random numbers they will hit more often in the future to catch up. The hot numbers have already hit often and will play less in the future.One thing I don't do is chase an overdue number in its position...it's better to wait till it hits and then jump on it for repeat action.

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mentor09 — Tue, 24 Jun 2003 02:31:14 GMT

Need to get some valid info about the Daily3. If anyone can help what are the odds of consecutive pairs. Also, Even/Odd Pairs, and doubles. Would also like to know about positional single digit numbers, ideally what is a good break point that would indicate starting for focus on that number? Any help is greatly appreciated.