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• ogivens15

  

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  Quote: Originally posted by adobea78 on May 1, 2018

  4593

  3015

  1826

  1569

  0235

  0479

  7029

  trigger digits 4,1,6

  4 could come from string 4593> 593

  1  from 3015> 305

  6 from 1826> 182

  current string state for 416 is 593305182  re-order to 553390182 corresponding single 5390182.

  Now you need to reduce the singles to max of 5 length string  with initial triggers 4,1,6(a digit at time, note the commas)> 55339082=539082.

  Now say my next draw is 574, what will be your final string? 539082 or 39082

  The initial triggers 4,1,6 is the current draw for MD, so your current string is  55339082=539082.

  You said the max is 5 lengths and you have 539082. is that one number too many?
• adobea78

  

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  Quote: Originally posted by ogivens15 on May 1, 2018

  You said the max is 5 lengths and you have 539082. is that one number too many?

  Please go back to start of thread , take your time and read the pointers. I think I have exhausted my explanation by words and examples.
• Cali805

  

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  Hi Adobea, I’ve been trying to figure out Colorado for a while now. 

  I was just curious on how you would determine what trigger number to use with what string?

  For example...if you had a lead digit of 4, would you use 539 or 079?

  Thanks!
• ogivens15

  

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  Quote: Originally posted by adobea78 on Apr 24, 2018

  Lets take one draw State like WI for testing

  awing Date	Pick 3		Pick 4
  	Midday	Evening	Midday	Evening
  Mon, Apr 23, 2018	3-8-2	2-4-3-4
  Sun, Apr 22, 2018	0-3-8	8-6-4-1
  Sat, Apr 21, 2018	7-0-3	8-3-4-3
  Fri, Apr 20, 2018	6-7-6	3-5-3-0
  Thu, Apr 19, 2018	9-9-8	7-4-4-7
  Wed, Apr 18, 2018	7-0-7	1-5-0-6
  Tue, Apr 17, 2018	1-3-8	2-9-6-4
  Mon, Apr 16, 2018	7-3-2	8-6-6-2
  Sun, Apr 15, 2018	2-1-9	0-5-7-4
  Sat, Apr 14, 2018	1-7-1	4-8-6-7
  Fri, Apr 13, 2018	2-3-3	4-4-7-8
  Thu, Apr 12, 2018	2-1-9	3-3-3-2
  Wed, Apr 11, 2018	6-9-2	8-3-9-3
  Tue, Apr 10, 2018	0-0-6	5-0-8-5
  Mon, Apr 9, 2018	0-9-3	0-2-4-4
  Sun, Apr 8, 2018	9-6-4	5-6-6-8
  Sat, Apr 7, 2018	2-9-8	8-6-7-8
  Fri, Apr 6, 2018	6-7-4	1-4-9-2
  Thu, Apr 5, 2018	7-1-2	9-4-2-7
  Wed, Apr 4, 2018	3-2-4	5-9-2-3
  Tue, Apr 3, 2018	4-9-6	2-9-9-5
  Mon, Apr 2, 2018	7-6-9	5-1-9-5
  Sun, Apr 1, 2018	1-2-1	9-8-7-4
  Sat, Mar 31, 2018	3-5-9	2-2-2-7
  Fri, Mar 30, 2018	6-6-8	1-9-2-6
  Thu, Mar 29, 2018	4-8-4	9-8-8-9
  Wed, Mar 28, 2018	3-1-9	6-5-3-6
  Tue, Mar 27, 2018	1-1-5	3-2-9-2
  Mon, Mar 26, 2018	7-1-6	7-9-1-9
  Sun, Mar 25, 2018	6-0-7	7-4-4-2
  Sat, Mar 24, 2018	9-1-6	7-8-9-8

  INPUT 9,1,6

  9>453

  1>305

  6>182

  916string=453305182=45330582= 33554082= 354082=35482> see hits 359,324  233

  INPUT 6,0,7

  6>182, 0>315,  7>049

  607> string 182315049=18231549-11823549=1823549=823549=82349> hit 324,3382

  Observe the the behavior of first triad of the string to the hits (Digit priority).

  GL

  your trigger digits are 9,1,6

  916 string=453305182=45330582=33554082=354082=35482>

  The only trigger digit i see used is the 1. How are the other digits used.
• adobea78

  

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  Quote: Originally posted by Cali805 on May 2, 2018

  Hi Adobea, I’ve been trying to figure out Colorado for a while now. 

  I was just curious on how you would determine what trigger number to use with what string?

  For example...if you had a lead digit of 4, would you use 539 or 079?

  Thanks!

  Hi, at the start of the thread I made mention of ' variations'. You can form many variations for any set of draws. This that not change the formation of final strings, you may have different predictions for different time frames.

  This is the note I made at the start of the thread

  NB: You don't have to use all the string sets, but variations may help.

  We may have the same final string, but your prediction may differ(hit may occur different time).
• adobea78

  

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  Quote: Originally posted by ogivens15 on May 2, 2018

  your trigger digits are 9,1,6

  916 string=453305182=45330582=33554082=354082=35482>

  The only trigger digit i see used is the 1. How are the other digits used.

  Go back to the start of the thread and read the steps under 'hint'.
• ogivens15

  

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  407

  593315049=593159=55139

  How does this look?
• adobea78

  

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  Quote: Originally posted by ogivens15 on May 2, 2018

  407

  593315049=593159=55139

  How does this look?

  4593

  3015

  1826

  1569

  0235

  0479

  7029

   407

  4 > 593

  0>315

  7>049

  407 string=593315049= 559933104=593104

  559933104=593104 should be reduced to 5 digits, start with 4 of 407

  55993310=59310
• Cali805

  

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  Quote: Originally posted by adobea78 on May 2, 2018

  Hi, at the start of the thread I made mention of ' variations'. You can form many variations for any set of draws. This that not change the formation of final strings, you may have different predictions for different time frames.

  This is the note I made at the start of the thread

  NB: You don't have to use all the string sets, but variations may help.

  We may have the same final string, but your prediction may differ(hit may occur different time).

  Ahh...I see. That makes sense. Thank you for the explanation. I guess I should have read more closely. 

  I will try this out for Colorado and see how it goes. Thanks for your insight.
• adobea78

  

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  Quote: Originally posted by adobea78 on Apr 24, 2018

  Use this chart to create your strings.  Analysing  transitional parameters from   any data can be frustrating, so take control by creating your own strings based purely on digit movement.

   

  4593

  3015

  1826

  1569

  0235

  0479

  7029

   

  Lets say your current input is 058, then the digits 0,5,8 are your triggers. From the chart try to find their' transits', you do the workout for triggers individually.

  0=315

  5=493

  8=126

  058=string 315493126= 31493126=33114926

  Hint:

  The digits of string sets are prioritized(helps for straight or double predictions)

  Your final strings should not be more than 5 in length

  Delete trigger digits one at time after the formation of the string, say trigger is 123 for string 1141,

  only one digit of 1 is deleted for final string 141.

  NB: You don't have to use all the string sets, but variations may help.

  GL

  CAL> day

  165-153-135-163-653-535-353--168-164

  CT>

  182-189-183-129-123-829-823-299-293-996-994-
• Uneek1

  

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  Let me reread from the start thoroughly. I see how you get the first string, but the 2nd, 3rd, etc has me lost.

  Keep it short & simple! Nothing is ever meant to be complicated... ;)
• adobea78

  

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  Quote: Originally posted by Uneek1 on May 15, 2018

  Let me reread from the start thoroughly. I see how you get the first string, but the 2nd, 3rd, etc has me lost.

  Hint:

  The digits of string sets are prioritized(helps for straight or double predictions)

  Your final strings should not be more than 5 in length

  Delete trigger digits one at time after the formation of the string, say trigger is 123 for string 1141,

  only one digit of 1 is deleted for final string 141.

  NB: You don't have to use all the string sets, but variations may help.

  You have all the info you need.
• ogivens15

  

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  Quote: Originally posted by adobea78 on May 15, 2018

  Hint:

  The digits of string sets are prioritized(helps for straight or double predictions)

  Your final strings should not be more than 5 in length

  Delete trigger digits one at time after the formation of the string, say trigger is 123 for string 1141,

  only one digit of 1 is deleted for final string 141.

  NB: You don't have to use all the string sets, but variations may help.

  You have all the info you need.

  6

  1

  7

  182305049=82305049=0023459=trigger digits are deleted=how can i select to delete to 5
• adobea78

  

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  Quote: Originally posted by ogivens15 on May 15, 2018

  6

  1

  7

  182305049=82305049=0023459=trigger digits are deleted=how can i select to delete to 5

  182305049=82305049=0023459

  82305049=0023459=023459

  0023459=023459

  what's the next draw digits? 

  617 is the current draw, wait for the next draw digits or used the info of word ' prioritize' to project your prediction . 
• ogivens15

  

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  Quote: Originally posted by adobea78 on May 15, 2018

  182305049=82305049=0023459

  82305049=0023459=023459

  0023459=023459

  what's the next draw digits? 

  617 is the current draw, wait for the next draw digits or used the info of word ' prioritize' to project your prediction . 

  453 came out from 617 draw in Md.