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• dr san

  

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  how to find the first digit or number of a lottery?

  only the 1st or the start of the bet
• garyo1954

  

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  Quote: Originally posted by dr san on Oct 26, 2021

  how to find the first digit or number of a lottery?

  only the 1st or the start of the bet

  How long has the first number been missing?
  
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• dr san

  

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  hitting the 1st fingerprint or the 1st number is essential, if you get it right in, it's wrong, it's just that simple
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  Quote: Originally posted by dr san on Oct 27, 2021

  hitting the 1st fingerprint or the 1st number is essential, if you get it right in, it's wrong, it's just that simple

  I would have to agree with Yogi Berra on this one.

  90% of the lottery is half mental. 
• dr san

  

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  in  rdgrnr lotteries you need a reference hit the beginning of the post help, look at an example of pick3
  you hit it's 4 the 1st digit you only have 99 digits to filter, the 1st digit or number makes you not walk in circles,
• garyo1954

  

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  Quote: Originally posted by dr san on Oct 27, 2021

  hitting the 1st fingerprint or the 1st number is essential, if you get it right in, it's wrong, it's just that simple

  Correct! Its either right or wrong. 
  The rest depends on the game you're playing and how you partition the divisions in lottery games.

  But a few things are true in every lottery. 
  The lowest number will never be the highest number in the set. 
  There will never be two lowest numbers in a set. 
  The lowest number will extremely rarely be in the same division as the highest number. 
  And rarely will the lowest number be above 1/2 the highest number (midpoint of the set). 
  
  Then you have rules that are right until they're wrong. Used to be a rule in Texas, "If its raining the lowest number in the Texas Lottery will be 8." 
  
  It worked until summer came along, temperatures climbed to the 100s and there was no rain. 
  
  BTW, if you bet under 20 for the lowest number of Megamillions you'd have won 345 of 417 times (better than 82%). 
  
  And Yogi was right........When you don't know where you're going, you might not get there!
  
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• dr san

  

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  ok, in pick3 the 1st digit is important
  example = digit 7 as the 1st
  you only have 99 for the 2 and 3 digits, if it is severe the important of having the 1st digit, already in big lottery 0 1st and 2nd digits is important, because you can have a base from them, and see deltas and other filters
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  Quote: Originally posted by dr san on Oct 28, 2021

  ok, in pick3 the 1st digit is important
  example = digit 7 as the 1st
  you only have 99 for the 2 and 3 digits, if it is severe the important of having the 1st digit, already in big lottery 0 1st and 2nd digits is important, because you can have a base from them, and see deltas and other filters

  Doesn't matter what game you play, you need some way of tracking to help make an educated guess on what may happen next. You need to know what's missing and what's trending, what's hot, what's not and things of that nature. 
  
  Even with all that, it may not happen. Everything is just an educated guess, not never ending fail guarantee. 
  
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• Stack47

  

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  Quote: Originally posted by dr san on Oct 28, 2021

  ok, in pick3 the 1st digit is important
  example = digit 7 as the 1st
  you only have 99 for the 2 and 3 digits, if it is severe the important of having the 1st digit, already in big lottery 0 1st and 2nd digits is important, because you can have a base from them, and see deltas and other filters

  If you know which digit will be drawn in the first position of any pick-3 game, bet front pair with all the digits in the second position and win $40 for a $10 bet. Most states have back pair and outside pair betting options so if you have trouble picking the correct digit in the first position, try the looking at the other digit positions. 

  Why make it more complicated than it already is?

  "Some people have something to say while other people feel the need to say something"
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  Quote: Originally posted by Stack47 on Oct 30, 2021

  If you know which digit will be drawn in the first position of any pick-3 game, bet front pair with all the digits in the second position and win $40 for a $10 bet. Most states have back pair and outside pair betting options so if you have trouble picking the correct digit in the first position, try the looking at the other digit positions. 

  Why make it more complicated than it already is?

  If only Ontario would adopt that bet. Here it's $1 - $2 - $5 - $10, box or straight only.
• Stack47

  

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  Quote: Originally posted by Scrubber on Oct 30, 2021

  If only Ontario would adopt that bet. Here it's $1 - $2 - $5 - $10, box or straight only.

  We can still bet 50 cent straight, box, pairs, and super straight, but the ss costs $3.

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  Quote: Originally posted by Stack47 on Oct 30, 2021

  If you know which digit will be drawn in the first position of any pick-3 game, bet front pair with all the digits in the second position and win $40 for a $10 bet. Most states have back pair and outside pair betting options so if you have trouble picking the correct digit in the first position, try the looking at the other digit positions. 

  Why make it more complicated than it already is?

  Exactly!!!  Forget all of the math, fancy programs and such...Just use a little common sense.  There's only 10 digits, so expect each digit to draw within 10ish drawings.  Keep track of the last 10 drawings and then you'll know what digit(s) are "due" in each position. 

   

  "Why make it more complicated than it already is?" 

  Because most gamblers are playing for the fun/excitement and not to actually win!