twedk,
Let's Leave the question of how you will later select a subset of the numbers you construct from the nine digits in the TTT unanswered for the time being.
What is the rationale for using digit-wise mod-10 addition of 110 and 011 to the previous month's last draw? You could write a small computer program to calcualte the TTTs for each of the 1000 numbers [000-999] and publish them in a small book. The 3 rows, 3 columns, and 2 diagonals produce eight 3 digit numbers. If you use all of their reversals as well you have 16 numbers to play. I think an easy to read format would be about 20 entries to a page for a total of 50 pages. Starting with 298 above...
298 319 507 235 910 897 217 815 892 913 705 532 019 798 712 518
299 310 509 235 910 909 219 915 992 013 905 532 019 909 912 519
.. and so on
But, wait a minute! Unless the science behind the addition of those two numbers 110 and 011 is REALLY powerful stuff, I suspect your hit rate on EACH of the 16 numbers is going to be close to 1 hit per 1000 draws, for a total of 16 hits per 1000 draws. If this is applied to my 11,572 day PA database, I think the result will approximate the 11.6 hits per ticket purchased per day or a total of 186 $500 wins over the 33+ years for $93,000 in winnings. Unfortunately, during that time, you would have purchased about 185,152 (16 X 11572) $1 tickets, spending $185,152. This doesn't seem like a very sustainable investment strategy to me!
So, now you see why I'm VERY curious about how you came up with those 2 numbers, 110 and 011. They have to SOMEHOW at least DOUBLE the performance of 16 QPs, to just break even. Using one 3 digit number drawn on July 31st to predict all of the draws for August is a pretty aggressive strategy!
--Jimmy4164