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• bunnylove5215

  

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  I am still new to this game and learning a lot from my LP friends.  How many draws determines when a number is cold and I should be looking for it?

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• Guru101

  

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• four4me

  

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  A cold number is the digit that hasn't showed up, while all the other digits have.

  It could be cold by position or not showed in any position.

  Some people might say a cold number is the three or four digit number that hasn't came out in any order over a period of time.

  When to play cold digits or numbers is the million dollar question. I usually play the cold digit along with the hot ones. Sometimes as a double like if the digit one has been out the longest in any position i would play it 11X or x11 fill in the x with the hottest digit.

  Other three digit numbers are some what harder to figure out a 3 digit numbers that hasn't came out in any order is due but doesn't necessarily mean that it will come out next or any time soon it could stay cold for over a year maybe longer.

  4 digit numbers are even more complicated as there are some which have never came out straight since your state lottery started and in boxed form could stay cold for years also.

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• bunnylove5215

  

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  In response to four4me

  Quote: Originally posted by four4me on Nov 3, 2008

  A cold number is the digit that hasn't showed up, while all the other digits have.

  It could be cold by position or not showed in any position.

  Some people might say a cold number is the three or four digit number that hasn't came out in any order over a period of time.

  When to play cold digits or numbers is the million dollar question. I usually play the cold digit along with the hot ones. Sometimes as a double like if the digit one has been out the longest in any position i would play it 11X or x11 fill in the x with the hottest digit.

  Other three digit numbers are some what harder to figure out a 3 digit numbers that hasn't came out in any order is due but doesn't necessarily mean that it will come out next or any time soon it could stay cold for over a year maybe longer.

  4 digit numbers are even more complicated as there are some which have never came out straight since your state lottery started and in boxed form could stay cold for years also.

  Thanks that gives me some insight to choosing which numbers to play.

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• four4me

  

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  here is an example Maryland midday and eve combined of a cold number 236 over a two year period last year it came out 7 times straight and boxed this year only once so far so you could say it's due boxed or straight.

   

  Wed, Jan 9, 2008	Maryland	Pick 3	2-3-6
  Sun, Dec 9, 2007	Maryland	Midday Pick 3	6-2-3
  Sat, Nov 10, 2007	Maryland	Midday Pick 3	2-3-6
  Sun, Sep 9, 2007	Maryland	Pick 3	2-6-3
  Fri, Jul 27, 2007	Maryland	Pick 3	6-3-2
  Fri, Jul 20, 2007	Maryland	Pick 3	3-6-2
  Tue, Jun 12, 2007	Maryland	Pick 3	2-3-6
  Wed, Apr 25, 2007	Maryland	Pick 3	2-3-6

  Big John says. You don't hit the number. The number hits you!!!!

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