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• Jordans121

  

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  Quote: Originally posted by joker17 on Nov 24, 2009

  Now, heres the catch. Doubles are draws at an average "estimate" of 1 time every 10 draws for most states.

   

  I've always thought doubles in the p-3 occur on average every 4 days or so, not 10.

  Here in Illinois doubles are very frequent. dont know about your state will have to check.

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• Jordans121

  

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  my bad you talkin' bout p3. The average is some where between 8 to 10. Never mind I play double every blue moon any way

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• Jordans121

  

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  its a disaster for starters and mature players to play doubles

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• joker17

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  Quote: Originally posted by Jordans121 on Nov 24, 2009

  my bad you talkin' bout p3. The average is some where between 8 to 10. Never mind I play double every blue moon any way

  Every lottery manual I've read in the past 21 years has said it's about every 4 days. And they weren't referring to just one state. They were talking about the national average. Just by looking at numbers in NY were I used to live, and here in FL where I live now, seems to prove that fact correct. Not a big deal, just saying...lol
• JAP69

  

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  Quote: Originally posted by rindo on Nov 24, 2009

  So that now covers the 719 "non-single" boxes as well as all the "single" boxes by root number and key numbers. Can you give an example of using a Pick 4 wheel to pull this altogether? What numbers do you put in if you were trying to determine the 46 "non-single" boxes and you knew one of the numbers as was stated earlier in this post. Would the positional Pick 4 wheel on Lottery Post do this or would you need a non-positional wheell?

  Use the inspector 4

  Input all pick 4 box combos to start. The results will come up sorted by categories. Then clear the input area and then copy and paste the doubles into the input area. The results will come up sorted which will also have key number listings.

  As a new member you have linited use of the inspector 3 and 4 for trial use which can be found in systems.

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• Rowen

  

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  I'm just new to this and bad at math but have noticed in last month in IL for pick 3 that doubles and returning number happen about 40-50% so can you match the doubles with a returning number for a box hit. So say you play 30 lines for a $1 each and hit the 3way box for $160 right? Guess going for a straight hit is possible too right?

  Once again I am a complete novice but am curious...
• CARBOB

  

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  Quote: Originally posted by Rowen on Nov 24, 2009

  I'm just new to this and bad at math but have noticed in last month in IL for pick 3 that doubles and returning number happen about 40-50% so can you match the doubles with a returning number for a box hit. So say you play 30 lines for a $1 each and hit the 3way box for $160 right? Guess going for a straight hit is possible too right?

  Once again I am a complete novice but am curious...

  This thread might give you some ideas.

   

  https://www.lotterypost.com/thread/204257/1469313