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• LAVERNE MALONEY

  

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  8...it has not shown since:

  Sun, Feb 14, 2010 Washington, D.C. DC Lucky Numbers Evening 8-0-0

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• LAVERNE MALONEY

  

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  Quote: Originally posted by LAVERNE MALONEY on Feb 20, 2010

  8...it has not shown since:

  Sun, Feb 14, 2010 Washington, D.C. DC Lucky Numbers Evening 8-0-0

  $ame day $ervice!

  Sat, Feb 20, 2010 Washington, D.C. DC Lucky Numbers Midday 8-0-4

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  Uncanny Laverne!  Nice work!  Have you been seeing any trends with these missing numbers?  For example, say for this instance, 804, where that number that contains the 8, also contains another digit from the previous number?   Reason I'm asking is I noticed the last number to contain an 8 was 800. The 0 was also in the next number (804).  Just curious?

  
• LAVERNE MALONEY

  

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  Quote: Originally posted by calabs on Feb 20, 2010

  Uncanny Laverne!  Nice work!  Have you been seeing any trends with these missing numbers?  For example, say for this instance, 804, where that number that contains the 8, also contains another digit from the previous number?   Reason I'm asking is I noticed the last number to contain an 8 was 800. The 0 was also in the next number (804).  Just curious?

  Thank you Calabs.

  Calabs I tell you I have been in a spin with the simplicity of it all. You have made a great observation.

  I have not looked at the states individually. However it seems that overall when one state has a hit with the missing digit another state(s) will have a hit(s), EDIT: the same day.

  I will have to look over the backtests that I have done for any trends or patterns. If you have anymore observations Calabs I would welcome your posting.

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  Quote: Originally posted by LAVERNE MALONEY on Feb 20, 2010

  Thank you Calabs.

  Calabs I tell you I have been in a spin with the simplicity of it all. You have made a great observation.

  I have not looked at the states individually. However it seems that overall when one state has a hit with the missing digit another state(s) will have a hit(s), EDIT: the same day.

  I will have to look over the backtests that I have done for any trends or patterns. If you have anymore observations Calabs I would welcome your posting.

  My pleasure padna'!    It would be wonderful if there was some trigger, or something, that would reduce the number set.  I guess one can always reduce by finding what due in the way of vtrac, rt sum, last digit sum, etc., but a unique trigger would be a great find! 

  Keep up the excellent work Laverne....!

  
• LAVERNE MALONEY

  

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  Quote: Originally posted by calabs on Feb 20, 2010

  My pleasure padna'!    It would be wonderful if there was some trigger, or something, that would reduce the number set.  I guess one can always reduce by finding what due in the way of vtrac, rt sum, last digit sum, etc., but a unique trigger would be a great find! 

  Keep up the excellent work Laverne....!

  Calabs I have been looking over my data from backtesting & for the most part your findings as previously stated are holding true. It does not happen all of the time, but it does happen.

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  Quote: Originally posted by LAVERNE MALONEY on Feb 20, 2010

  Calabs I have been looking over my data from backtesting & for the most part your findings as previously stated are holding true. It does not happen all of the time, but it does happen.

  Thank you for checking Laverne....that's is good news...!