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• lakerben

  

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  Quote: Originally posted by MonEl on May 21, 2016

  If you just play exactly the same Root, that is one Root, example, play # 4 Root:

  13 Singles:

  013, 049, 058, 067, 139, 148, 157, 238, 247, 256, 346, 589, 679

  Otherwise: 24 Singles and Doubles

  013, 049, 058, 067, 139, 148, 157, 238, 247, 256, 346, 589, 679

  
  004, 112, 022, 229, 337, 445, 355, 166, 778, 688, 499

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  There might be a profit on that also, that is on playing that way, but do make playing rules after you study the patterns first.

  Comprende?

  Nice.

  I only play up to 5 to 8 picks.  Maybe a few of each.

  Win!

   

  
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  Thu, May 12, 2016    4-5-6 6 RM
  Wed, May 11, 2016    6-3-7 7 RH
  Tue, May 10, 2016    0-4-0 4 RM
  Mon, May 09, 2016    4-8-6 9 RH
  Sun, May 08, 2016    6-7-0 4 RM
  Sat, May 07, 2016    1-3-5 9 RH
  Fri, May 06, 2016    3-5-4 3 RL
  Thu, May 05, 2016    2-4-0 6 RM
  Wed, May 04, 2016    1-1-5 7 RH
  Tue, May 03, 2016    2-6-5 4 RM

  It might not be easy to know what to play and when to play.

  Make playing and Filters Rules First.

  Nuff Said!

  You can also play 2 techniques at the same time, but only if first you have seen that there is a profit in doing that.

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• MonEl

  

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  Nice.

  I only play up to 5 to 8 picks.  Maybe a few of each.

  Smart!

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• MonEl

  

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  I was wrong I wasn't quite finished yet, one more thing!

  Maryland (MD) Pick 3 Midday
   
  Sat, May 21, 2016    4-9-6 1 RL
  Fri, May 20, 2016    2-9-3 5 RM
  Thu, May 19, 2016    7-6-9 4 RM
  Wed, May 18, 2016    8-0-1 9 RH
  Tue, May 17, 2016    5-8-5 9 RH
  Mon, May 16, 2016    9-1-9 1 RL
  Sun, May 15, 2016    6-4-7 8 RH
  Sat, May 14, 2016    9-9-4 4 RM
  Fri, May 13, 2016    0-3-3 6 RM
  Thu, May 12, 2016    4-5-6 6 RM
  Wed, May 11, 2016    6-3-7 7 RH
  Tue, May 10, 2016    0-4-0 4 RM
  Mon, May 09, 2016    4-8-6 9 RH
  Sun, May 08, 2016    6-7-0 4 RM
  Sat, May 07, 2016    1-3-5 9 RH
  Fri, May 06, 2016    3-5-4 3 RL
  Thu, May 05, 2016    2-4-0 6 RM
  Wed, May 04, 2016    1-1-5 7 RH
  Tue, May 03, 2016    2-6-5 4 RM
  Mon, May 02, 2016    0-4-8 3 RL
  Sun, May 01, 2016    5-7-0 3 RL
  Sat, Apr 30, 2016    8-5-9 4 RM
  Fri, Apr 29, 2016    0-3-2 5 RM
  Thu, Apr 28, 2016    1-8-1 1 RL
  Wed, Apr 27, 2016    3-0-8 2 RL
  Tue, Apr 26, 2016    8-6-3 8 RH
  Mon, Apr 25, 2016    7-0-4 2 RL
  Sun, Apr 24, 2016    2-8-6 7 RH
  Sat, Apr 23, 2016    7-0-9 7 RH
  Fri, Apr 22, 2016    1-5-5 2 RL

  As I said, make your own playing and filter(s) rules.

  You can "run" more than one playing technique in "tandem", but only if you see a profit in doing so.

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• MonEl

  

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  Answer: One!
  
  RS0 000                                                                                               
  RS1 001  019  028  037  046  055  118  127  136  145  199  226  235  244  289  334  379  388  469  478  559  568  577  667     
  RS2 002  011  029  038  047  056  119  128  137  146  155  227  236  245  299  335  344  389  479  488  569  578  668  677     
  RS3 003  012  039  048  057  066  111  129  138  147  156  228  237  246  255  336  345  399  444  489  579  588  669  678  777
  RS4 004  013  022  049  058  067  112  139  148  157  166  229  238  247  256  337  346  355  445  499  589  679  688  778     
  RS5 005  014  023  059  068  077  113  122  149  158  167  239  248  257  266  338  347  356  446  455  599  689  779  788     
  RS6 006  015  024  033  069  078  114  123  159  168  177  222  249  258  267  339  348  357  366  447  456  555  699  789  888
  RS7 007  016  025  034  079  088  115  124  133  169  178  223  259  268  277  349  358  367  448  457  466  556  799  889     
  RS8 008  017  026  035  044  089  116  125  134  179  188  224  233  269  278  359  368  377  449  458  467  557  566  899     
  RS9 009  018  027  036  045  099  117  126  135  144  189  225  234  279  288  333  369  378  459  468  477  558  567  666  999

  A nice "Roots Chart".

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• grwurston

  

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         USE COMBINED DRAWS.

         MID  EVE   Root Sums for Md. this month.  Group A -1,4,7 Group B - 2,5,8  Group C - 3,6,9

  5/1    3      9

  5/2    3      9 

  5/3     4     1

  5/4     7     1

  5/5     6     3

  5/6     3     8

  5/7     9      4

  5/8     4     4

  5/9     9     5

  5/10    4     8

  5/11    7     2

  5/12    6      7

  5/13    6     1 

  5/14    4     3

  5/15    8     4

  5/16    1     1

  5/17    9     6

  5/18    9     9

  5/19    4     1

  5/20    5     9                

  5/21    1

  

  Before you play there are 2 choices to make. Low sum or high sum and consecutive pair or no consecutive pair. Choose correctly and you go from 120 combos down to 30. Not a bad starting point.
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  Singles and Doubles:

                                                                                                 
  RS1 001  019  028  037  046  055  118  127  136  145  199  226  235  244  289  334  379  388  469  478  559  568  577  667     
  RS2 002  011  029  038  047  056  119  128  137  146  155  227  236  245  299  335  344  389  479  488  569  578  668  677     
  RS3 003  012  039  048  057  066  129  138  147  156  228  237  246  255  336  345  399  489  579  588  669  678 
  RS4 004  013  022  049  058  067  112  139  148  157  166  229  238  247  256  337  346  355  445  499  589  679  688  778     
  RS5 005  014  023  059  068  077  113  122  149  158  167  239  248  257  266  338  347  356  446  455  599  689  779  788     
  RS6 006  015  024  033  069  078  114  123  159  168  177  249  258  267  339  348  357  366  447  456  699  789 
  RS7 007  016  025  034  079  088  115  124  133  169  178  223  259  268  277  349  358  367  448  457  466  556  799  889     
  RS8 008  017  026  035  044  089  116  125  134  179  188  224  233  269  278  359  368  377  449  458  467  557  566  899     
  RS9 009  018  027  036  045  099  117  126  135  144  189  225  234  279  288  369  378  459  468  477  558  567 

   

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  Singles:

  RS1 019  028  037  046  127  136  145  235  289  379  469  478  568   
  RS2 029  038  047  056  128  137  146  236  245  389  479  569  578   
  RS3 012  039  048  057  129  138  147  156  237  246  345  489  579  678
  RS4 013  049  058  067  139  148  157  238  247  256  346  589  679     
  RS5 014  023  059  068  149  158  167  239  248  257  347  356  689     
  RS6 015  024  069  078  123  159  168  249  258  267  348  357  456  789
  RS7 016  025  034  079  124  169  178  259  268  349  358  367  457       
  RS8 017  026  035  089  125  134  179  269  278  359  368  458  467     
  RS9 018  027  036  045  126  135  189  234  279  369  378  459  468  567

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• grwurston

  

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  Quote: Originally posted by grwurston on May 21, 2016

         USE COMBINED DRAWS.

         MID  EVE   Root Sums for Md. this month.  Group A -1,4,7 Group B - 2,5,8  Group C - 3,6,9

  5/1    3      9

  5/2    3      9 

  5/3     4     1

  5/4     7     1

  5/5     6     3

  5/6     3     8

  5/7     9      4

  5/8     4     4

  5/9     9     5

  5/10    4     8

  5/11    7     2

  5/12    6      7

  5/13    6     1 

  5/14    4     3

  5/15    8     4

  5/16    1     1

  5/17    9     6

  5/18    9     9

  5/19    4     1

  5/20    5     9                

  5/21    1

  See what I said about  one group hitting 3 or 4 draws in a row?  Above example is P3.

  Also 5/10- 5/16  Group A, root sums 1,4,7  hit 7 days in a row. 

  This is normal. For P3 & P4.

  Not hard, see a group hit, stick with it.

  

  Before you play there are 2 choices to make. Low sum or high sum and consecutive pair or no consecutive pair. Choose correctly and you go from 120 combos down to 30. Not a bad starting point.
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  Wow!! Great tip !! My tracking is on a spread sheet so this was easy to do. Amazing!! Of course, as I was doing this I am looking at LDS column. Seeing something very similar !!!

  Thanks!!

  Did you do your tracking today ??
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  Quote: Originally posted by grwurston on May 21, 2016

  See what I said about  one group hitting 3 or 4 draws in a row?  Above example is P3.

  Also 5/10- 5/16  Group A, root sums 1,4,7  hit 7 days in a row. 

  This is normal. For P3 & P4.

  Not hard, see a group hit, stick with it.

  There is a 50% chance of one of these groups hitting twice in a row.  So your best bet is always same vs. either of the other 2.

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• grwurston

  

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  Quote: Originally posted by grwurston on May 21, 2016

         USE COMBINED DRAWS.

         MID  EVE   Root Sums for Md. this month.  Group A -1,4,7 Group B - 2,5,8  Group C - 3,6,9

  5/1    3      9

  5/2    3      9 

  5/3     4     1

  5/4     7     1

  5/5     6     3

  5/6     3     8

  5/7     9      4

  5/8     4     4

  5/9     9     5

  5/10    4     8

  5/11    7     2

  5/12    6      7

  5/13    6     1 

  5/14    4     3

  5/15    8     4

  5/16    1     1

  5/17    9     6

  5/18    9     9

  5/19    4     1

  5/20    5     9                

  5/21    1

  Just thought I would continue from where I left off on 5/21 so everyone can see that this works.  Again, it can be used on both P3 and P4. The strategy is simple. Which ever group hits, stick with it the next 3 or 4 draws, especially if it's hot. Don't try to over analyze. Don't think a root sum can't repeat 2 or 3 draws in a row, because as you can see it will. And it will happen a lot more than you ever thought it would.  Good  Luck!!!

    USE COMBINED DRAWS.

         MID  EVE   Root Sums for Md. this month.  Group A -1,4,7 Group B - 2,5,8  Group C - 3,6,9

   

  5/1    3      9

  5/2    3      9 

  5/3    4      1

  5/4    7      1

  5/5     6     3

  5/6     3     8

  5/7     9       4

  5/8     4     4

  5/9     9     5

  5/10    4     8

  5/11    7     2

  5/12    6       7

  5/13    6     1 

  5/14    4     3

  5/15    8     4

  5/16    1     1

  5/17    9     6

  5/18    9     9

  5/19    4     1

  5/20    5     9                

  5/21    1     8

  5/22    1     8

  5/23    9     8

  5/24    6     1

  5/25    6     8

  

  Before you play there are 2 choices to make. Low sum or high sum and consecutive pair or no consecutive pair. Choose correctly and you go from 120 combos down to 30. Not a bad starting point.
• grwurston

  

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  Just thought I would continue from where I left off on 5/21 so everyone can see that this works.  Again, it can be used on both P3 and P4. The strategy is simple. Which ever group hits, stick with it the next 3 or 4 draws, especially if it's hot. Don't try to over analyze. Don't think a root sum can't repeat 2 or 3 draws in a row, because as you can see it will. And it will happen a lot more than you ever thought it would.  Good  Luck!!!

    USE COMBINED DRAWS.

         MID  EVE   Root Sums for Md. this month.  Group A -1,4,7 Group B - 2,5,8  Group C - 3,6,9

   

  5/1    3      9

  5/2    3      9 

  5/3    4      1

  5/4    7      1

  5/5     6     3

  5/6     3     8

  5/7     9       4

  5/8     4     4

  5/9     9     5

  5/10    4     8

  5/11    7     2

  5/12    6       7

  5/13    6     1 

  5/14    4     3

  5/15    8     4

  5/16    1     1

  5/17    9     6

  5/18    9     9

  5/19    4     1

  5/20    5     9                

  5/21    1     8

  5/22    1     8

  5/23    9     8

  5/24    6     1

  5/25    6     8

  Just thought I would continue from where I left off on 5/21 so everyone can see that this works.  Again, it can be used on both P3 and P4. The strategy is simple. Which ever group hits, stick with it the next 3 or 4 draws, especially if it's hot. Don't try to over analyze. Don't think a root sum can't repeat 2 or 3 draws in a row, because as you can see it will. And it will happen a lot more than you ever thought it would.  Good  Luck!!!

    USE COMBINED DRAWS.

         MID  EVE   Root Sums for Md. this month.  Group A -1,4,7 Group B - 2,5,8  Group C - 3,6,9

   

  5/1    3      9

  5/2    3      9 

  5/3    4      1

  5/4    7      1

  5/5     6     3

  5/6     3     8

  5/7     9      4

  5/8     4     4

  5/9     9     5

  5/10    4     8

  5/11    7     2

  5/12    6      7

  5/13    6     1 

  5/14    4     3

  5/15    8     4

  5/16    1     1

  5/17    9     6

  5/18    9     9

  5/19    4     1

  5/20    5     9                

  5/21    1     8

  5/22    1     8

  5/23    9     8

  5/24    6     1

  5/25    6     8

  5/26    9     6   

  

  Before you play there are 2 choices to make. Low sum or high sum and consecutive pair or no consecutive pair. Choose correctly and you go from 120 combos down to 30. Not a bad starting point.
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  Put it in a excel sheet.

  Win!

   

  
• grwurston

  

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  Quote: Originally posted by lakerben on May 27, 2016

  Put it in a excel sheet.

  No can do. I don't know anything about excel. I just keep track of them on a sheet of graph paper.  It looks exactly like it does here.

  

  Before you play there are 2 choices to make. Low sum or high sum and consecutive pair or no consecutive pair. Choose correctly and you go from 120 combos down to 30. Not a bad starting point.
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  What I found very surprising about it, was how often the same RS would repeat not only back to back, but 3 draws in a row. Or how often one of the groups A, B, or C would hit many days in a row.

  It's definitely a good filter for P3 or P4.

  I'm always interested in what you have to post. You've always been fair/balanced in your search to use whatever works and you remain consistently even-handed towards methods that either use statistical analysis or some other "mathematically creative arithmetic" that some would find irritating. Just sayin', I've always appreciated your posts, and it's great to see some of your nice work in this thread.

  Good stuff grwurston!

  The Ancient Lottery LoreKeeper replied, "A past draw lies at the centerpoint of a circle - a black hole. Two overlapping circles whose centerpoints sit on the circumference of the other share a Common Radius. This Radius is a Wormhole, a Time Machine. It allows the past draw (info) to safely travel into and beyond the present draw's event horizon without negative distortion, thereby creating an entanglement (synchrony) between the two communicating draws. This entangled space or portal is the Vesica Piscis - the white hole or Stargate through which the next draw is born."