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• wenrain

  

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  Hey Everybody, Ive read every post on here from the start....twice and then some ,I (like everyone else ) are looking for a workout for pick 3 and sometimes pick 4, that hits enough to profit, I have back-tested multiple excel workouts and systems posted by other members  ,and combined 2 or more workouts, looking for that match to where that number might be the hit, i have used various time frames as well for number play eg: daily ,weekly , monthly as well, We know different workouts,work for different states, as I reside in Michigan I use drop each digit in each position then go 1up and and 1down on the other 2 digits , that gives you 12 pairs, which has resulted in 2 out of 3 most of the time, I have combined that with everyone elses workout trying to at least come up with a partial match that could give me the 3rd digit....How do you get 2 out of 3?
• choua01

  

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  sorry, i walk the same path like you find and find out that there is no guarantee method that will give you a  two out of three.
• ElinaSammy2081

  

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  Quote: Originally posted by choua01 on Jun 20, 2015

  sorry, i walk the same path like you find and find out that there is no guarantee method that will give you a  two out of three.

    I am in the same path.
• inittowin

  

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  This will give you 2 out of 3 every time using your last draw

  Just google "The Infamous ($99!) 2 out of 3 Wheel"

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• garyo1954

  

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  Quote: Originally posted by inittowin on Jun 20, 2015

  This will give you 2 out of 3 every time using your last draw

  Just google "The Infamous ($99!) 2 out of 3 Wheel"

  Easier to read it here. Pay attention to Peer Gynt's explanation.

  https://www.lotterypost.com/thread/283003

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• BobP

  

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  You may still want to google "The Infamous ($99!) 2 out of 3 Wheel" using the quotation marks for a someone different experience on the top site returned, we can't post the link here, but many here know it.  Another explanation is at http://www.lotto-logix.com/txthouse/lottodojo.html  the real problem with the system is the pairs aren't all the first two digits drawn every time, where the third would have a one in eight shot at being the third digit.  You can use CoverMaster to make a (10,3,2,3)=8 system, I prefer to build the system around a strong number from the game, the 1st site above builds it around the previous draw. 
  
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• PeerGynt

  

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  Quote: Originally posted by garyo1954 on Jun 20, 2015

  Easier to read it here. Pay attention to Peer Gynt's explanation.

  https://www.lotterypost.com/thread/283003

  Thanks for the shout-out Gary. Wenrain, you must mean getting two pairs in the P4, because of course, it is logically impossible to ONLY get two pairs out of three in the P3: for singles at least you can get no pairs right, one pair right, OR all three right - that's it.
  
  Speaking of that example grid, there is now a hot one for CA - taking one digit from column one, one from column two, and one from column three. A box hit is coming pdq off this grid... keep your eyes peeled, CA players....
  
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  Quote: Originally posted by inittowin on Jun 20, 2015

  This will give you 2 out of 3 every time using your last draw

  Just google "The Infamous ($99!) 2 out of 3 Wheel"

  The Infamous $99 Wheel (Pick 3) FTIW3 v3.0
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  207, 390, 632, 604, 679, 743, 815, 924

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• Tialuvslotto

  

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  Quote: Originally posted by PeerGynt on Jun 21, 2015

  Thanks for the shout-out Gary. Wenrain, you must mean getting two pairs in the P4, because of course, it is logically impossible to ONLY get two pairs out of three in the P3: for singles at least you can get no pairs right, one pair right, OR all three right - that's it.
  
  Speaking of that example grid, there is now a hot one for CA - taking one digit from column one, one from column two, and one from column three. A box hit is coming pdq off this grid... keep your eyes peeled, CA players....
  
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  "Speaking of that example grid, there is now a hot one for CA - taking one digit from column one, one from column two, and one from column three. A box hit is coming pdq off this grid... keep your eyes peeled, CA players....
  
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  Actually, when you arrange the digits in groups of 3-4-3 the most common pattern is 012 -- ie. no numbers from one group, 1 number from another group and 2 numbers from the third group. 

  This happens about 66% of the time.  1-1-1 comes in about 22% of the time and the remaining 12% is 0-0-3.

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• PeerGynt

  

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  Quote: Originally posted by Tialuvslotto on Jun 21, 2015

  "Speaking of that example grid, there is now a hot one for CA - taking one digit from column one, one from column two, and one from column three. A box hit is coming pdq off this grid... keep your eyes peeled, CA players....
  
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  Actually, when you arrange the digits in groups of 3-4-3 the most common pattern is 012 -- ie. no numbers from one group, 1 number from another group and 2 numbers from the third group. 

  This happens about 66% of the time.  1-1-1 comes in about 22% of the time and the remaining 12% is 0-0-3.

  You're right of course, Tia, but the reason why you may want to track/play the 1-1-1 method, is because the pool is smaller - hence, the reason why it only comes up 22% of the time.
  
  The 1-1-1 method produces 36 singles boxes. Unless my math is off, the 0-1-2 method produces 84 singles boxes. (Whereas the 0-0-3 method produces only 6 single boxes, why it's rarely effective.)

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