Ohio Pick 3 MIDDAY Friday 2/16:
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blitzed
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hiya teufellj, what number of draws areya currently trackin?
I've noticed that if I tryta track too many draws, there is greater risk o anomalies creepin up. I think I'll start trackin 3 different draw points now just to compare 'em...but seems best to reel in the line a bit to take up slack, then the tricky trout nibbles the line more
trackin draws too far out is especially bad for a 5/39 game...I tightened up the range and squeezed vastly superior performance out of my system recently.
later,
blitzed
I've noticed that if I tryta track too many draws, there is greater risk o anomalies creepin up. I think I'll start trackin 3 different draw points now just to compare 'em...but seems best to reel in the line a bit to take up slack, then the tricky trout nibbles the line more
trackin draws too far out is especially bad for a 5/39 game...I tightened up the range and squeezed vastly superior performance out of my system recently.
later,
blitzed
Hi, blitzed,
Three or four points of interest but I'm flexible because I know that between probability and fact, certain numbers in equally certain setups will or can go anywhere except backwards. The numbers will flow from top to bottom and side to side. They never go on a slant and as of yet backwards! I noticed more often that the 5/39 games like to reverse their pairs...16 = 61. The 61 is too large a pair numerically so what happens is that you get a ...1 and 6...10's also like to split in reverse so you get a ...9 and a...1 rather than ...0...1..
With the patterns that doubles have, they throw up a smokescreen by trying to fake you out.
Teufellj...
Three or four points of interest but I'm flexible because I know that between probability and fact, certain numbers in equally certain setups will or can go anywhere except backwards. The numbers will flow from top to bottom and side to side. They never go on a slant and as of yet backwards! I noticed more often that the 5/39 games like to reverse their pairs...16 = 61. The 61 is too large a pair numerically so what happens is that you get a ...1 and 6...10's also like to split in reverse so you get a ...9 and a...1 rather than ...0...1..
With the patterns that doubles have, they throw up a smokescreen by trying to fake you out.
Teufellj...