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Pick 3 Ft pair ROOT PAIR Strategy/System (Another way to look at roots)Prev TopicNext Topic
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This 1st. chart is the ROOT CHART (I will be calling it the RC for short from here on out). If you can, print out the charts for convenience.
In this thread, we will only focus on the Front Pair (I will be calling it FP for short from here on out). If you can get a handle on which FP will be drawn, then picking the 3rd digit should be easier. Remember that this is for any state. This thread is NOT going to post numbers for YOU. YOU have to do the research for your state. I'm just trying to maybe open your eyes to some ideas that can help you pick a winning number.
This 2nd. chart is the ROOT DAYS OUT CHART (I will be calling it the RDOC for short from here on out).
Note: There are 2 Days out column for convenience. This way you can erase the previous Rt# and write the new one. Print the chart.
This 3rd. chart is the BOX PAIRS DAYS OUT CHART (I will be calling it the BPDOC for short from here on out). If you can, print out the charts for convenience.
The last Box Pairs column are the consecutive pairs.
Stay tune. More to come.
I believe in Occam's razor:
The Simplest Answer is Usually Correct.
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This 1st. chart is the ROOT CHART (I will be calling it the RC for short from here on out). If you can, print out the charts for convenience.
In this thread, we will only focus on the Front Pair (I will be calling it FP for short from here on out). If you can get a handle on which FP will be drawn, then picking the 3rd digit should be easier. Remember that this is for any state. This thread is NOT going to post numbers for YOU. YOU have to do the research for your state. I'm just trying to maybe open your eyes to some ideas that can help you pick a winning number.
This 2nd. chart is the ROOT DAYS OUT CHART (I will be calling it the RDOC for short from here on out).
Note: There are 2 Days out column for convenience. This way you can erase the previous Rt# and write the new one. Print the chart.
This 3rd. chart is the BOX PAIRS DAYS OUT CHART (I will be calling it the BPDOC for short from here on out). If you can, print out the charts for convenience.
The last Box Pairs column are the consecutive pairs.
Stay tune. More to come.
Those of us who play Pick 3 or any other lottery game regularly, usually keep track of a few things such as when a double, a triple, odd, even, high, low, consecutive are due, etc. In my years of playing there are a few things that I and others have observed and that is: Certain numbers like to be paired together often. Certain numbers like to follow other numbers. One example of this is the number4. This number usually likes to pair with8 and vice versa. It's not to say that this happens all the time. Of course not but it happens enough that you can see a pattern and count on this happening. Just look at your Pick 3 drawing and see for yourself. That's is why I made the BPDOC. Another number that follows this pattern as well is6. This number usually likes to pair with2. Yes I know, both4 & 6 like to pair with other numbers as well but overall you will notice 4 & 8 and6 & 2 occur together most of the time. That is why I made the Box Pair Days Out Chart (BPDOC). Tracking is very important. Don't chance it all on luck! There is no Magic formula.
Tools that you should have:
1.The 3 charts that I posted.
2. Lotsoftpro 5.1.0
Once you downloaded and install Lotsoftpro go to
Show me statistics/front pair (straight) and print the chart. Be sure to print the "front pair (straight)" NOT the front pair (boxed)
Once you have printed the chart, use a highlighter and highlight the pairs that the"cur. skip" and"med. skip" are doubled. For example pair 07x "cur. skip" is 200 days/ "med. skip" is 73. So you would highlight both these columns. If a pair is doubly due, it's a good pair to keep track of. Remember we are trying to use this in conjunction with the RDOC and the BPDOC. NOTE: If you print the chart from within the program(Lotsoftpro), it will look different then what I have display here. You need to get a 'print screen' program like Faststone Capture to capture the chart and put it in Microsoft word as I have displayed here. If you don't understand what I mean then I might post a video of how to do it.
Stay tune. More to come.
I believe in Occam's razor:
The Simplest Answer is Usually Correct.
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Okay I posted a video on YouTube to further explain how to print the FP chart on MS Word. Note that YouTube is blocked in China as I have to use a VPN (Virtual Private Network) which sometimes works well and sometimes not.
Click the link: How to print front pair chart on Word
Hope this helps.
If you trying "export to excel" within the program.
It will look like this (which I find less attractive to look at):
Stay tune. More to come.
I believe in Occam's razor:
The Simplest Answer is Usually Correct.
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I believe in Occam's razor:
The Simplest Answer is Usually Correct.
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I believe in Occam's razor:
The Simplest Answer is Usually Correct.
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I believe in Occam's razor:
The Simplest Answer is Usually Correct.
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Those of us who play Pick 3 or any other lottery game regularly, usually keep track of a few things such as when a double, a triple, odd, even, high, low, consecutive are due, etc. In my years of playing there are a few things that I and others have observed and that is: Certain numbers like to be paired together often. Certain numbers like to follow other numbers. One example of this is the number4. This number usually likes to pair with8 and vice versa. It's not to say that this happens all the time. Of course not but it happens enough that you can see a pattern and count on this happening. Just look at your Pick 3 drawing and see for yourself. That's is why I made the BPDOC. Another number that follows this pattern as well is6. This number usually likes to pair with2. Yes I know, both4 & 6 like to pair with other numbers as well but overall you will notice 4 & 8 and6 & 2 occur together most of the time. That is why I made the Box Pair Days Out Chart (BPDOC). Tracking is very important. Don't chance it all on luck! There is no Magic formula.
Tools that you should have:
1.The 3 charts that I posted.
2. Lotsoftpro 5.1.0
Once you downloaded and install Lotsoftpro go to
Show me statistics/front pair (straight) and print the chart. Be sure to print the "front pair (straight)" NOT the front pair (boxed)
Once you have printed the chart, use a highlighter and highlight the pairs that the"cur. skip" and"med. skip" are doubled. For example pair 07x "cur. skip" is 200 days/ "med. skip" is 73. So you would highlight both these columns. If a pair is doubly due, it's a good pair to keep track of. Remember we are trying to use this in conjunction with the RDOC and the BPDOC. NOTE: If you print the chart from within the program(Lotsoftpro), it will look different then what I have display here. You need to get a 'print screen' program like Faststone Capture to capture the chart and put it in Microsoft word as I have displayed here. If you don't understand what I mean then I might post a video of how to do it.
Stay tune. More to come.
Very nice job!
I'm sitting here listening to Merle Haggard sipping some coffee!
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Very nice job!
I believe in Occam's razor:
The Simplest Answer is Usually Correct.
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I believe in Occam's razor:
The Simplest Answer is Usually Correct.
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Let's talk a little bit about patterns in the Pick 3 that will help you. Look at these draws from different states.
1st is Michigan Daily 3. Starting from last draw (119) to first(610 most recent).Digit 1 is what we are tracking. See how It has shown in position 2 & 3 but not in position 1 for 9 draw? Seeing this pattern, the FP root that we see could be drawn is 1x. Which Rt will it be? That's where your charting and tracking comes in of which Root is due to comes in. I don't follow Michigan so my 'gut' feeling is missing. I'm just trying to show you the way grasshopper (Kung fu).
Let's take another state:
Florida Pick 3. Latest draw was 742. Let's start from the bottom number 549.
You see how Digit 5 went from position 1 to position 2 and then to position 3? That's what you always have to be aware of. Digit 4 was drawn in the 2nd position and then the 1st position then back to the 2nd position which leaves us with a strong possibility that it will be drawn in the 3rd position soon. Remember that since we are focusing on the FP, we have to determine which digit will show in the 1st or 2nd position. Digit 9 looks promising. It was in the 3rd position then the 2nd & 3rd position and now it's possible it will show in the 1st position. In the previous post I talked about Box Pairs that like to be drawn together or follow each other. Look at digit 4 & 8. This is one example of many to help you pick a winner.
The next FP root might be 9x. Which root will it be you have to analyse and determine that. If you are a regular player, you'll have a 'gut' feeling about it.
Stay tune. More to come.
I believe in Occam's razor:
The Simplest Answer is Usually Correct.
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I believe in Occam's razor:
The Simplest Answer is Usually Correct.
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