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• Wisconsin3054

  

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  Anything can happen... sometimes...
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  Anything can happen... sometimes...  ok wisconsin 3054==   80/20?
• adobea78

  

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  Quote: Originally posted by dr san on Aug 12, 2016

  how best to use the sum of digits for a lottery? please.

  A choice of a parameter is subjective, is the intent that should be posed. Do you plan to use the sum parameter or any parameter as a trigger / reference point for a base or as a filter tool? The sum parameter can be powerful prediction tool with the right assumptions. P3/P4 matrix is the same in all States, the ideal that a system works well in one State over another is counter to the premise of the game.

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• dr san

  

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  hello ADOBEA78,Do you plan to use the parameter sum or any parameter as a trigger point / reference to a base or as a filter tool?
  Yes, perfect, I intend to use as a base, a reference, we can try to central large fixed graph, the central band of the sum is that it has more sums
  The problem of the sum is not known digtio the initial and the final digit
    We UNAR 100 pairs
  0 xx0
  1xx1
  2xx2
  3xx3
  4xx4
  5xx5
  6xx6
  7xx7
  8xx8
  9xx9
     Are the first and last digits are 100 pairs
    So we have a basis for the sums ????
• Wisconsin3054

  

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  Anything can happen... sometimes...  ok wisconsin 3054==   80/20?

  Exactly
• MoneyMike$

  

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  Quote: Originally posted by adobea78 on Aug 15, 2016

  A choice of a parameter is subjective, is the intent that should be posed. Do you plan to use the sum parameter or any parameter as a trigger / reference point for a base or as a filter tool? The sum parameter can be powerful prediction tool with the right assumptions. P3/P4 matrix is the same in all States, the ideal that a system works well in one State over another is counter to the premise of the game.

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  Are u suggesting all states game play is the same no matter what.. based on the premise the matrix is the same in all sates? Interesting...

  Simplify..

  " What's more likely to happen will happen.. "

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• MoneyMike$

  

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  Quote: Originally posted by dr san on Aug 15, 2016

  hello ADOBEA78,Do you plan to use the parameter sum or any parameter as a trigger point / reference to a base or as a filter tool?
  Yes, perfect, I intend to use as a base, a reference, we can try to central large fixed graph, the central band of the sum is that it has more sums
  The problem of the sum is not known digtio the initial and the final digit
    We UNAR 100 pairs
  0 xx0
  1xx1
  2xx2
  3xx3
  4xx4
  5xx5
  6xx6
  7xx7
  8xx8
  9xx9
     Are the first and last digits are 100 pairs
    So we have a basis for the sums ????

  Using this right here would help you pick a pair based on the sum fairly easily.. High digits you may assume 2 low digits for a pair or a high and a low with low digits you ma do the opposite.. the only thing would be prediciting the digits based on the fact ny win 4 repeats the same digits from the last few drawing.. it will require good pair predicitions

  Simplify..

  " What's more likely to happen will happen.. "

  Million dollar Ops.

  
• dr san

  

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  ok. moneymike$  thank you!!
• BobP

  

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  Keep in mind the stronger sums are stronger due to their larger populations.  Sometimes the hot numbers are 0-1-2 and 7-8-9 the least likely to be played using a sums strategy.
  
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• dr san

  

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  hello, BOBP. perfect, conglatulations!!!
• Soledad

  

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  Two negative sums in a row , next one positive (higher than the last). 17, 16, 10, 34.....and vice versa

  Not my rule, just read from past LP posts (member pumpi76)
• dr san

  

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  hello, ok sole, thank you men