Sums in Pick-3 good or bad?

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WIN D — Sat, 07 Feb 2004 23:39:37 GMT

As a follow up it's now the next night in our quest to find the front pair Sum. It's nice to be able to have a live real world demo on this method. The sum tonight fell as expected ......HIGH Sum of #7 (52 ...5) It's true it could have gone another draw before it flipped ...although it would have been very improbable to bet it that way. It only happens 1 in 256 times . If it didn't flip to a high number Sum tonight the odds would have been 1 in 512 draws odds for tomorrow night. On the G... [ More ]

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WIN D — Sat, 07 Feb 2004 02:10:01 GMT

Thank goodness Bobp! I was afraid I'd have to throw out my Sums Strategy. LOL I'm glad to hear you say that about the experts and their saying blah blah on the propensity of certain Sums to hit more often than others. Sure, on the old 1-37 chart everything was Bogus. It was an un-even distribution of the numbers and worthless as far as I was concerned. Now that we have the 10 column Sums Chart it makes math averages and Probabilities a part of the game and we can antcipate these Sums and thei... [ More ]

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BobP — Sat, 07 Feb 2004 01:51:11 GMT

I don't have a problem with breaking numbers down into roughly equal groups by sums in order to track and forecast the group that is due.I do have a problem with experts that say not to play low or high sums because they don't come in as often. That advice is totally bogus. The group they belong to doesn't come in as often because there are fewer numbers in it, but low and high sum numbers individually come in as often as any other numbers. I'll just let this week in Florida speak for itself.... [ More ]

Sums in Pick-3 good or bad?

WIN D — Sat, 07 Feb 2004 00:21:29 GMT

Sums are just one more tool. I never understood the value of Sums before because there was not an even distribution of the numbers on the 1 through 37 chart. Now that there is a 10 column chart we can apply math averages and probability. Now we can vector in on groups of numbers. Sums by themselves are not an answer, but on those times when other indicators are vague they sometimes help cut the odds. Sometimes it's one more confirmation.