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• Goseahawks

  

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  For all states...Really hits within 7 days most times

   

  024 026 028 046 048 068 246 248 268 468...add a odd number 

   

  135 137 139 157 159 179 357 359 379 579...add a even  number
• Tialuvslotto

  

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  These do hit, for sure.  They tend to be streaky, though, so I would wait until you haven't had one for a while to play, or wait until one hits and then play them. Also, make sure that you are not due for a streak of doubles before you play this method.   Frequently two or more odd triads or two or more even triads will hit close together.  Also, often odds hit with zero and evens hit with one.

  Any hints as to how to find the digit to play with the triad?

  "There is no such thing as luck; only adequate or inadequate preparation to cope with a statistical universe."

  ~Robert A. Heinlein
• Goseahawks

  

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  No, but I do know that the even triads,  hits more often......0, 2 or 4 would always be my top 3 keys to put wit the odds only....thats all I have...I usally wait until 5 days go by before I play...or hand pick states that went aleast 5 days without a hit or 6 days without a hit,and play then..it works
• grwurston

  

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  Quote: Originally posted by Tialuvslotto on Jul 12, 2015

  These do hit, for sure.  They tend to be streaky, though, so I would wait until you haven't had one for a while to play, or wait until one hits and then play them. Also, make sure that you are not due for a streak of doubles before you play this method.   Frequently two or more odd triads or two or more even triads will hit close together.  Also, often odds hit with zero and evens hit with one.

  Any hints as to how to find the digit to play with the triad?

  If you know what sums or root sums you want to play, just add the 4th digit that will give you those sums or root sums.

  
• grwurston

  

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  Quote: Originally posted by grwurston on Jul 12, 2015

  If you know what sums or root sums you want to play, just add the 4th digit that will give you those sums or root sums.

  Eliminate 09-19-08-18 Pairs. Reduces box combos from 220 to 125.

  
• Tialuvslotto

  

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  Thanks Goseahawks and grwurston!  That gives me some ideas.

  This method should also work for P3 where OOE or EEO are 75% of the draws.  Just play even pairs + 1 odd or odd pairs +1 even.

  "There is no such thing as luck; only adequate or inadequate preparation to cope with a statistical universe."

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• CTNY

  

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  Quote: Originally posted by Tialuvslotto on Jul 13, 2015

  Thanks Goseahawks and grwurston!  That gives me some ideas.

  This method should also work for P3 where OOE or EEO are 75% of the draws.  Just play even pairs + 1 odd or odd pairs +1 even.

  Yup!! I use this method when I'm checking out very short trends.

  Reminds me of the Fibonacci method in trading. 

  The goal is to approach the Pick 3 & Pick 4 game sensibly and systematically!! 

   I'm not like the guy who predicted the end of the world and nothing happened.
• bigmon

  

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  Thanks G I will try this method.