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• boxofrox

  

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  How far back do you go to find missing and most frequent hitting sums?

  
• PlayToWin47

  

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  Quote: Originally posted by boxofrox on May 7, 2013

  How far back do you go to find missing and most frequent hitting sums?

  I prefer to not go back more than a few months.  I want most frequent current numbers ... not most frequent numbers from years back.
• boxofrox

  

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  Quote: Originally posted by PlayToWin47 on May 7, 2013

  I prefer to not go back more than a few months.  I want most frequent current numbers ... not most frequent numbers from years back.

  THANK YOU FOR THE INFO.

  
• LottoBoner

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  Quote: Originally posted by boxofrox on May 7, 2013

  How far back do you go to find missing and most frequent hitting sums?

  I assume you are talking pick 3.

  I dont track sums in pic 3, but if I did, or decide to do, I would go back at least three years for starters.  Once that is accomplished, if necessary I would go back farther.  Ideally I like to have ALL the data my little brain can muster for any game I play.  Good Luck!
• sully16

  

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  Quote: Originally posted by boxofrox on May 7, 2013

  How far back do you go to find missing and most frequent hitting sums?

  I go back 30 days, I keep midday and evening separate, using the inspect 3 tool is very helpful in finding whats hot and whats missing. Sometimes I manually enter the midday and evening data together to get an overall view of whats going on, having the frequency chart in front of you is a great visual. Good Luck.

   
• boxofrox

  

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  Quote: Originally posted by LottoBoner on May 8, 2013

  I assume you are talking pick 3.

  I dont track sums in pic 3, but if I did, or decide to do, I would go back at least three years for starters.  Once that is accomplished, if necessary I would go back farther.  Ideally I like to have ALL the data my little brain can muster for any game I play.  Good Luck!

   Yes, I'm talking about pick 3, I should have included that!

  Thanks for your input & Good Luck to you also.

  
• boxofrox

  

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  Quote: Originally posted by sully16 on May 8, 2013

  I go back 30 days, I keep midday and evening separate, using the inspect 3 tool is very helpful in finding whats hot and whats missing. Sometimes I manually enter the midday and evening data together to get an overall view of whats going on, having the frequency chart in front of you is a great visual. Good Luck.

  Thanks for the info. on keeping Mid & Eve. separate. I was wondering whether to combine them or not.

  Good Luck to you!