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• Blackapple

  

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  Okay ,folks I lost work and sleep because

  I could not keep it to my self this going to

  amaze you Ex. Pa . on Oct,14 2003 was

  
  

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  2. 792  Now just take the middle
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  4. 049  column write the the order
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  6. 106  of digit appearance down
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  8. 422  to the most due digits
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  10. 189  like the below
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  12. 605                        9
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  14. 053                        4
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  16. 900                        0
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  18. etc.                         2 
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  2. cont.(Part 2)
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  4. 9      This list on the left taken from
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  6. 4      Pa. nite number 10/14/98-9/26/98
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  8. 0      Start from the 14th write the middle
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  10. 2        number down, going backwards to
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  12. 5        the 13th,12th no repeats
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  14. 6
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  16. 3
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  18. 1
• Blackapple

  

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  2. Here's the list again and corrected the
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  4. computer omitted the 8.
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  6. 9.
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  8. 4
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  10. 0
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  12. 2 The data given won't show the last 
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  14. 8  digit 7 ,but you know its the only 
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  16. 5  missing digit(most out).
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  18. 6
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  20. 3
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  22. 1
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  24. 7
• Blackapple

  

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  1. 
     
  2. Take the 9th and 8th out(1,3)
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  4. Do a Blk apple 3-4 rundown
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  6. Try it doubling the 1=311
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  8. Try it doubling the 3=133
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  10. 433141      334131
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  12.  76455      67544
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  14.   4191          4398
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  16.     511            738       
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  18.      62            12   

  
  

              311 example above
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  2. 4 1 3 3 4 3      3 1 4 3 3 3
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  4.  5 4 6 7 7          4 5 7 6 6
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  6.   9 1 4 5              9 3 4 3
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  8.     1 5 9                 3 7 7
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  10.       65                    1 5
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  12. Bring both rundowns together
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  14. 5 1 1    7 3 8  1 5 9    3 7 7
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  16.  6 2        1 2      6 5      1 5
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  18. Your forcast root sums are on
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  20. the bottom row(1,2,6 5)
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  22. 065=0+6+5=11=2 came on 10/19/98
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  24. 613=6+1+3=10=1 came on 10/21/98
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  26. Your assure at least one within a week.
• Blackapple

  

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  2. Make triangles using the bottom rows
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  4.       1                  3        5        7
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  6.     6  2    1  2    6  5    1  5
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  8. The above was made from lines
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  10. 7 & 8 the thread above
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  12. Wheel them ,Create the bottom
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  14.  root sum totals.Using these numbers.Remember 9=0 or
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  16. interchangeble.     
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  Alright. I don't do a good job proof

  reading.My first example is actually

  Oct 14 1998.

                     

                         

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  Correct me if I'm wrong, please.  In your example you say that it boils down to the root sums of 1, 2, 6, and 5.  If I were to play ONLY root sum of 1, I would be playing 001, 019, 028, 037, 046, 055, 118, 127, 136, 145, 226, 235, 244, 334, 199, 289, 379, 388, 469, 478, 559, 568, 577, and 667.  That is a total of 24 numbers.  Even if I didn't play the root sums of 2, 6, and 5, I would be spending $24 on each draw.  I would have to do much better than your assurance of 1 win per week to break even!  Now, consider doing two draws a day in some states and add in the additional root sums of 2, 6, and 5 and you will never make any money.

  Please show me where I went wrong!  I would love to use a winning system, but have not found one, yet!  Not even my own!

  CalifDude
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  You only use the triangle numbers(1,2,3,5,6,7)

  Must use at least one root sum total.Use your powers of observation.There's a difference of

  one(1,2-6,5) and difference of,,,,,,,,,,,

  Look at the Triangles it puts two together

  for you.
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  Quote: Originally posted by Blackapple on February 23, 2004
  

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  You only use the triangle numbers(1,2,3,5,6,7)

  Must use at least one root sum total.Use your powers of observation.There's a difference of

  one(1,2-6,5) and difference of,,,,,,,,,,,

  Look at the Triangles it puts two together

  for you.

  
  

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  You claim that the two wins from PA meet your criteria, but I don't see them in the triangles.  Zero is not in the triangles anywhere.

  CalifDude

  
   
• Blackapple

  

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  First the zero is not in any of my rundown.The triangles will give you

  two I repeat.Theres the abundance of odds which tells two odds will show.The abundance of key Vtracs;This is fresh off the

  press,H ave'nt explored other possi-

  bilties.I just seen a pattern and kicked it out. 
• CalifDude

  

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  Quote: Originally posted by CalifDude on February 23, 2004
  

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  Quote: Originally posted by Blackapple on February 23, 2004
  

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  You only use the triangle numbers(1,2,3,5,6,7)

  Must use at least one root sum total.Use your powers of observation.There's a difference of

  one(1,2-6,5) and difference of,,,,,,,,,,,

  Look at the Triangles it puts two together

  for you.

  
  

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  You claim that the two wins from PA meet your criteria, but I don't see them in the triangles.  Zero is not in the triangles anywhere.

  CalifDude

  
   

  
  

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  Well, I'm glad you see it and can win, but I still don't see it and looks like too many combinations.  And you say it could be a key number (what ever that means) or a root sum.  Since we don't know, we have to play all the possible numbers.  I can't afford that!  I hope you get rich with it, my Fantasy 5 wheel is making me money, but can't get a good handle on the pick 3.  I only play Fantasy 5 now, but still try to find a winning system with the pick 3!

  Good Luck,

  CalifDude

  
   
• Blackapple

  

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  If budget is tight wait for times when the

  3-4 rundown renders only 3 possible root

  sum totals.The savvy will be able spot

  these occasions and correlate their finding. 
• CalifDude

  

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  Quote: Originally posted by Blackapple on February 23, 2004
  

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  If budget is tight wait for times when the

  3-4 rundown renders only 3 possible root

  sum totals.The savvy will be able spot

  these occasions and correlate their finding. 

  
  

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  Correct me again, if I'm wrong.  Each root sum total includes 22 numbers.  Even with only 3, that makes 66 numbers to play.  I still can't afford $132 a day to get one win per week!!  A box win in California averages a little over $100 right now.  That is NOT in my budget!!

  By the way, I'm more savvy that you know!!!!!!

  CalifDude

  
   
• Blackapple

  

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  I'll have to show  by example.

  My explanations weren't made

  clear to you.