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• CajunWin4

  

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  How about using the last 2 draws only for pick 4 ? You can use string theory for you're number sets ,  no need for lotto math . The sets that are produced is good for only 2 draws .. The amount of sets that was produced is about 30 to narrow the sets down , I use the sum total range of  11  to  28 .

  Are you can use the last drawn set only with string theory and the 2 most over due number sets with this you will come up to about 12 number sets .

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• picktowin

  

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  What is the string theory? Thanks
• CajunWin4

  

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  String Theory is just breaking down the drawn numbers set into sets of numbers . Example : 8713 -  87 , 81 , 83 , 71 , 73 ,13 - You will keep mirror set's ( 57/75 , 25/52 and disregard one of the repeating set's ( 25/25 , 12/12) if repeaters . Example :  4432 - 44 , 43 , 42 , (43) , (42) , 32 .

  

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• picktowin

  

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  Thanks, Will check it out.
• perfectpeach201

  

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  Hello,

   

           I understand about breaking the number down, but how do I find out what 2 sets are overdue? What's sum total range, and how do I do this? I'm sorry, I'm just getting familiar with all of this lottery terminology. Thanks for your response.
• CajunWin4

  

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  You will need to track the digits  for the last 60 draws . The over due sets  is the sets that has showed up the least amount of times in the last 60 draws . The sum total range is the total for the drawn set . Just add the digits together ...

  

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