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  question, how do you pick the correct double, for the pick 3? I just sensed that ohio was going to have a double for the midday draw. unfortuanately, i wasnt able to clearly see which double to use.
• winsumloosesum

  

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  Quote: Originally posted by gunjack on Apr 1, 2016

  question, how do you pick the correct double, for the pick 3? I just sensed that ohio was going to have a double for the midday draw. unfortuanately, i wasnt able to clearly see which double to use.

  You were correct in thinking a "double" was going to hit since it was 8 draws without a double

  Look at what 3 or 4 doubles that is out the longest.  Before the midday drawing today it was 33's 88's 22's

  Look at the 2nd digit that makes up a double set.  Find the longest out skip.  In the Ohio midday it was 1,5,4,6

  Look to see how many consecutive odd or even doubles you had.  Ohio midday had 5 straight "odd" doubles.  So this would give you the 22's and 88's to play.

  Next you can go back and see what type of double "front pair double", "back pair double" or "side pair double" have hit but this is if you on a set budget

  So your sets would have been: After the fact set-up

  881,885,884,886,818,858,848,868,188,588,488,688

  221,225,224,226,212,252,282,262,122,522,422,622

  
• ALX

  

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  Quote: Originally posted by gunjack on Apr 1, 2016

  question, how do you pick the correct double, for the pick 3? I just sensed that ohio was going to have a double for the midday draw. unfortuanately, i wasnt able to clearly see which double to use.

  I check them out for my state in the Systems/ Pairs Analysis and list all 10 in order of most due for both day and night. Its surprising to see how they rotate from most to least due. Since we know a number that is out for maybe 6,8 or more games is likely to return as a double or hit once or twice and then double in order to "catch up" a little, we can compare it to the Pairs Analysis due doubles results. History also shows that the double number can often be a repeat from the game before so we have to see if we have a number from those three that was out for a while and just started hitting. Don't forget that when a double hits all of the numbers or their mirrors often will return within 4-6 games. Hope this helps you!

  gl

  If it wasn't impossible I wouldn't even consider it!  As the Lottery Guru Gail Howard used to say, "What happens most is what is most likely to happen".
• winsumloosesum

  

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  One thing I left out was that Ohio Midday had 7 straight odd numbers in the 1st position.

  Again all of this is after the fact but worth looking at when deciding on whether doubles are due to hit.
• winsumloosesum

  

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  This was Tennessee Morning drawing today:

  Can you see any possibilities before today's morning drawing?

  
• Edibs3

  

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  Doubles hit around 99/100 times a year.

  Approx 22+/- or so times they will hit in pairs. Tells us about 44 or so doubles hit in at least pair groups.

  *Half the time a double hits another double will hit.

                 Bk to Bk double frequencies is a interesting thing to study

   About half the time a double hits a digit will repeat from that previous double. 

   The moral here is, to take a stand and go with it every time. Don't chase back and forth.

  *Sometimes I feel like my Brain has too many Tabs open.
• winsumloosesum

  

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  Tell me what your "doubles" picks will be tonight for Maryland

  1> Combined Draws at 13 draws without a double

  2> Longest out doubles 66,22,44,33

  3> Longest out 2nd digits 1,8,5,0

  4> Longest out short sums 1,7,9

  My picks for tonight:  Limited budget play the highlighted short sums only 1,7,9

  661,668,665,660

  616,686,656,606

  166,866,566,066

  221,228,225,220

  212,282,252,202

  122,822,522,022

  441,448,445,440

  414,484,454,404

  144,844,544,044

  331,338,335,330

  313,383,353,303

  133,833,533,033

   

   

   

  
• Wisconsin3054

  

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  Quote: Originally posted by Edibs3 on Apr 1, 2016

  Doubles hit around 99/100 times a year.

  Approx 22+/- or so times they will hit in pairs. Tells us about 44 or so doubles hit in at least pair groups.

  *Half the time a double hits another double will hit.

                 Bk to Bk double frequencies is a interesting thing to study

   About half the time a double hits a digit will repeat from that previous double. 

   The moral here is, to take a stand and go with it every time. Don't chase back and forth.

  *Half the time a double hits another double will hit.

  This statement is just not true. It's about 1 in 4 (27% probability to be exact).
• Edibs3

  

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  Oh brother Maryland Eve.

  One thing is for sure with 10 EVEN 1st position digits stacked up like that only ODD digit anythings  fit tonight. Including doubles.

  Takes out any EVEN doubles shots for me at least.     

  *Sometimes I feel like my Brain has too many Tabs open.
• dr san

  

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  Hello jung so the doubles pairs = 0,2,4,6,8 are 10 pairs or so odd
  1,3,5,7,9 are 10 doubles in 75% or even double or DUAL ODD
    In the three positions = 1.2 1.3 2.3
• grwurston

  

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  Quote: Originally posted by gunjack on Apr 1, 2016

  question, how do you pick the correct double, for the pick 3? I just sensed that ohio was going to have a double for the midday draw. unfortuanately, i wasnt able to clearly see which double to use.

  Here's what I do. I track even, odd, low, high. That is what the DOUBLE is, NOT the number itself.  I also track what kind what kind of combo the double is in 4 categories.  Examples,

  All even /odd double, 448, 266, 155, 377

  ghost pair double, 114, 225, 366, 811, 699

  consecutive pair double, 112, 334, 566, 788

  mirror pair double, 055, 116, 277, 338, 499.

  Also, whether the lowest digit in the combo is 0,1,2  or 3,4,5,6,7,8, this is almost a 50/50 split. (Props to WIN D)

  You can do the same with P4.  Hope this helps.

   

  Everyone picks the right numbers every time. The problem is the lottery doesn't always agree.
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  Quote: Originally posted by Wisconsin3054 on Apr 1, 2016

  *Half the time a double hits another double will hit.

  This statement is just not true. It's about 1 in 4 (27% probability to be exact).

  You know Wisconsin3054, you simply have to start off your post with a little softer, "Je ne sais quoi"

   Otherwise, your fellow members might begin to think of you as a crude interruption, and as someone bothersome and perhaps even a little rude. 

   By the way, don't look now but you might have actually misunderstood something. You and everyone in the world knows 27% blah blah.  Now, you can learn to work it out for yourself or count how many times this happened in WI. 

  So Wis3054, do you actually know how many Double pair events(meaning 2 or more bk to bk) hit in WI eve in the last 365 draws? We do.

  *Sometimes I feel like my Brain has too many Tabs open.
• Wisconsin3054

  

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  Quote: Originally posted by Edibs3 on Apr 1, 2016

  You know Wisconsin3054, you simply have to start off your post with a little softer, "Je ne sais quoi"

   Otherwise, your fellow members might begin to think of you as a crude interruption, and as someone bothersome and perhaps even a little rude. 

   By the way, don't look now but you might have actually misunderstood something. You and everyone in the world knows 27% blah blah.  Now, you can learn to work it out for yourself or count how many times this happened in WI. 

  So Wis3054, do you actually know how many Double pair events(meaning 2 or more bk to bk) hit in WI eve in the last 365 draws? We do.

  Or, you could just use the truth in your apparent statements of fact.

  I looked back a few months in Wisconsin and the eyeball test looked like around 1 in 4 or so.

  Is there a state that has come close to half in the past year? Over 45% or so would probably cause me to take a closer look at it.
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  Quote: Originally posted by grwurston on Apr 1, 2016

  Here's what I do. I track even, odd, low, high. That is what the DOUBLE is, NOT the number itself.  I also track what kind what kind of combo the double is in 4 categories.  Examples,

  All even /odd double, 448, 266, 155, 377

  ghost pair double, 114, 225, 366, 811, 699

  consecutive pair double, 112, 334, 566, 788

  mirror pair double, 055, 116, 277, 338, 499.

  Also, whether the lowest digit in the combo is 0,1,2  or 3,4,5,6,7,8, this is almost a 50/50 split. (Props to WIN D)

  You can do the same with P4.  Hope this helps.

  Not playing tonight but would go all even, or all odd. High dbls have hit 4 in a row, may switch back to low. Tough call on that.

   

  Everyone picks the right numbers every time. The problem is the lottery doesn't always agree.
• Edibs3

  

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  Still unsure of yourself Wi3054 ? That's OK. 

  Wi eve had 111 doubles in the last 366 draws. Thats 30.33 % of the 366. 

  Of the 111 doubles at night, there were 27 occasions of Bk to Bk (or more) doubles in a row.

  If you have to consider that it took at least 2 doubles to effect those numbers then 2x 27 is 54 doubles!  That's not even counting the times you had 3 or 4 doubles in a row. 

  How many times in your world do 54 doubles go into 111 ?  That's right. 

  During a years time in most 365 games there will be approx 99+/- doubles and around HALF(+/-) of them will be touching.

  *Sometimes I feel like my Brain has too many Tabs open.