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Dec 24, 2016, 12:20 pm

Quote: Originally posted by askunclesam on Dec 22, 2016
I am using a technique that requires me to concentrate on the first digit in

order to guarantee at least a box with the possibility of a straight hit as well,

(as long as it's NOT a double!).

If anyone has any ideas on how to figure out JUST that first digit,

it would be super appreciated!

Thanks!

Sam

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> Pick 3 is a three position gamble game.

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Original Post by askunclesam
I am using a technique that requires me to concentrate on the first digit in

order to guarantee at least a box with the possibility of a straight hit as well,

(as long as it's NOT a double!).

>It requires you. Good, you have yourself.

>You want a box, you'll find in some shop.<The first straight not doubled. Now this is becoming really odd!

If anyone has any ideas on how to figure out JUST that first digit,

it would be super appreciated!

You're confused!
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Dec 24, 2016, 12:24 pm

Quote: Originally posted by pdevans on Dec 22, 2016
I'm fairly new here myself...at least when it comes to how everything works on this site....I'm not even sure we are in the right forum section for this discussion; if we're not, I'm sure we will be notified. Anyway, I think there is a private messaging feature. I will check into it in the next couple of days.

I am at Starbucks and do not have internet at home, so my communications will be limited, until that changes. I would send you my email address but that is not allowed. I'm about to get out of here soon, do you have any ideas you want to kick around right now?

Dale

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Dec 24, 2016, 12:36 pm

You MUST use Dr.Miracle's Theory or Digit Pattern if you are really looking for position pattern of any digits...

for example,6,4,0,1 pattern..

5,2,0,9 digit pattern

3,5,8 digit pattern...

I am not going into all the details, you guys can look for my previous threads.

For Example, NEW JERSEY ...PICK 3 FIRST POSITION DIGITS..

1 7 3 SUNDAY MIDDAY 18

6 1 8 MONDAY MIDDAY 19

4 9 2 TUESDAY MDIDAY 20

0 5 0 WED MIDDAY 21
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Dec 24, 2016, 12:54 pm

once again,

NJ pick 4 first position

6 4 6 8 MiDDAY DEC 21

1 3 8 8 EVE DEC 21

4 1 1 4 EVE DEC 22

0 3 1 6 EVE DEC 23

THATS THE POWER OF DR.MIRACLE'S DIGIT PATTERN.
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Dec 24, 2016, 1:05 pm

6,4,0,1 a key digits to win any game.

44-7 NC December 8th..

now we know, we have to follow 6,4,0,1 pattern..

00-x

11-x

66-x

here we have, 0-66 December 12

00-3 December 21

0-11 December 22
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Quote: Originally posted by DrMiracle on Dec 24, 2016
6,4,0,1 a key digits to win any game.

44-7 NC December 8th..

now we know, we have to follow 6,4,0,1 pattern..

00-x

11-x

66-x

here we have, 0-66 December 12

00-3 December 21

0-11 December 22

6401 as first digit: 40% chance. 4 * -1 to get 5 when 1 of 10.
If they win, you play them every time, you lose all over.
So you don't win, but you lose.
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Dec 24, 2016, 2:04 pm

Quote: Originally posted by DrMiracle on Dec 24, 2016
once again,

NJ pick 4 first position

6 4 6 8 MiDDAY DEC 21

1 3 8 8 EVE DEC 21

4 1 1 4 EVE DEC 22

0 3 1 6 EVE DEC 23

THATS THE POWER OF DR.MIRACLE'S DIGIT PATTERN.

10 drawings. 10 plays * 4 = - 40 USD.
You win eventually 4 times. 5 * 4 = +20 USD.
You lose 20 USD.
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Dec 24, 2016, 11:34 pm

Thank you Dr.Miracle, I will chck that thread out!
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Dec 25, 2016, 11:53 am

Quote: Originally posted by Deo-nonfortuna on Dec 22, 2016
I start to track longest out digit by position after 18 ~ 20 draws. You never end tracking longest out digits, pairs or sums.

What's due must come soon or later. There are exceptions of course, PA was missing sum 2 for about 8 months, and it finally came 3 weeks ago. I stop tracking sums that are real low or real high after about 3 months.

18 is a good rule of thumb for longest out digits. 18 means the the digit is missing in 6 rotations. Good time for trapping!

Here's your current chart (since 2009) showing the longest each digit has stayed out as well as the current length each is out....

Looks like 4 has taken over your drawings with 6 in a row, but that's the longest string 4 has run. 8, on the other hand, has a string of 9 consecutive draws in that time frame.

Should have put more of this chart in. At the bottom, you see the (N1), first position 2 is out 49 draws. That's followed by 3 at 26 draws, 5 at 19 and 7 at 14 (all in the first position). It's not unusual for digits to stay out 3 times as long in any single position as in the three positions total.

I'm probably here unless I'm not.
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Dec 25, 2016, 9:33 pm

Now THAT is great information!

I printed it out.

Thank you!
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Dec 25, 2016, 10:51 pm

Quote: Originally posted by askunclesam on Dec 22, 2016
I am using a technique that requires me to concentrate on the first digit in

order to guarantee at least a box with the possibility of a straight hit as well,

(as long as it's NOT a double!).

If anyone has any ideas on how to figure out JUST that first digit,

it would be super appreciated!

Thanks!

Sam

keep things simple, start with the game matrix and its probability.

For digit games, the matrix is your pool 0123456789/

All digits has the same prior ratio 1/10 for each UNIQUE draw.

Understanding prior ratio(probability) and UNIQUE draw will save you all the stress of over analyzing.

If the probability for each digit is constant for each draw, then tracking DUE digits does not make sense. Tracking is usually done by eliminating x and replacing it with y, this contradicts the game matrix and the prior ratio. Try tracking digits by changing the word DUE to NEXT.

A simple randomization of the pool(Find the ideal behind randomization) will get you there.

Good Luck.
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Dec 26, 2016, 10:22 am

Quote: Originally posted by adobea78 on Dec 25, 2016
keep things simple, start with the game matrix and its probability.

For digit games, the matrix is your pool 0123456789/

All digits has the same prior ratio 1/10 for each UNIQUE draw.

Understanding prior ratio(probability) and UNIQUE draw will save you all the stress of over analyzing.

If the probability for each digit is constant for each draw, then tracking DUE digits does not make sense. Tracking is usually done by eliminating x and replacing it with y, this contradicts the game matrix and the prior ratio. Try tracking digits by changing the word DUE to NEXT.

A simple randomization of the pool(Find the ideal behind randomization) will get you there.

Good Luck.

say whaaaaat...

lemme get this straight.. dont worry about whats cold, hot or overdue or repeating hot digts overall and or by positions EVER?

so in essence I should just play my bday and let random hit the MARK, "The target", that stays static never changing?.. hence as in "my bday"..?

So now I know why I miss so many jumbers...

jumpjumpjumpimgaround ...

Strategies Timing Luck

It's all Guess-Work
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Dec 26, 2016, 6:49 pm

Quote: Originally posted by GuesssWork on Dec 26, 2016
say whaaaaat...

lemme get this straight.. dont worry about whats cold, hot or overdue or repeating hot digts overall and or by positions EVER?

so in essence I should just play my bday and let random hit the MARK, "The target", that stays static never changing?.. hence as in "my bday"..?

So now I know why I miss so many jumbers...

jumpjumpjumpimgaround ...

Bday pick has equal chance as any other pick, but that's not the point of my post.

Cold, hot, overdue digits are just strategic construct, it does not change the basic tenet of the game.

What's your interpretation of prior ratio 1/10 for each digit? Do you assume all the ten digits will be drawn within 10 cycles? If yes, then the word 'due' will make sense.

Basic Tenet of the game :Every draw/cycle is unique, hence previous digit 2 has no bearing on the next repeat digit 2. I look at prediction from different angle based on the basic tenet.
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Dec 28, 2016, 2:28 pm

Quote: Originally posted by Deo-nonfortuna on Dec 22, 2016
Use the longest out lead digit. Ur from NJ like me, 2 hasn't been the lead digit this month, so it's definitely overdue.

BOOM, lead digit 2.
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Jan 17, 2017, 11:36 am

Quote: Originally posted by askunclesam on Dec 22, 2016
I am using a technique that requires me to concentrate on the first digit in

order to guarantee at least a box with the possibility of a straight hit as well,

(as long as it's NOT a double!).

If anyone has any ideas on how to figure out JUST that first digit,

it would be super appreciated!

Thanks!

Sam

I think you are actually referring to a numerical position probability as applied to pick 3.

This is done in the big games like Power Ball and Mega Millions. Atleast this is the idea I am getting so far.

So I would re arrange the prior draws from lowest number to highest number creating a box draw history. Then start counting the individual numbers by position. I track whole box numbers myself so I use a 730 draw history, as I play pick 3 in NC. If you were to set this up on a spreadsheet you would notice that the 0 for example would have the highest count in the first position then 1 and so on for that position. In the second position things seem to get mixed up a bit, then the third position shows the 8 and the 9 with the highest count for that position. So as an example lets say the number 0 came out 230 times in the first position in the last year or 730 draws. That would be 730 divide by 230 which gives us 3.17. Take 100 and divide by 3.17. The result shows that the number 0 showed up in the first position about 31 percent of the time. If we do this for each number in the first, second, and third positions I get a percent of time each number appears in each position. If you add up the percents for each box number position you find the most likely number to come out box by percent of appearance. Its the end of my shift I can only hope I did not mangle the math too much and everyone can get the general idea. Its just an idea thou, hope it helps.

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