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• CESARFC2000

  

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  My other favorite is rt-sum-ldr , patterns , 2 out 3 chart about 90% accuracy , lottolaughs golden egg straight chart , backyard bonanza , pair chart, the high five system.

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• Todd

  

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  <Moved to Pick 3 forum>

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• Soledad

  

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  Out of those choices Lotto Laughs hands down.

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• Raven62

  

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  +22 Pairs

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• MzDuffleBaglady

  

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  One up on each number, One down on each number.

  1+ the previous winning set.

   

  Missouri evening:  732

  Missouri midday:  724

   

  Just one Example~

   

  Good Luck

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• CESARFC2000

  

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  In response to MzDuffleBaglady

  Quote: Originally posted by MzDuffleBaglady on Oct 15, 2017

  One up on each number, One down on each number.

  1+ the previous winning set.

   

  Missouri evening:  732

  Missouri midday:  724

   

  Just one Example~

   

  Good Luck

  Yeah the one up , one down is one of  the original pick 3 strategies  good one

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• CESARFC2000

  

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  You can also mirror your last two draws and us the 2 out 3 key number chart with lottolaughs  backyard bonanza to get great results.

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• Rman313

  

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• CESARFC2000

  

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  Adobea78 `s pick 3 key pattern chart

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• Raven62

  

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  An estimate based on experience and intuition!

  A mind once stretched by a new idea never returns to its original dimensions!
  
  Catch-22: A dilemma or difficult circumstance from which there is no escape because of mutually conflicting or dependent conditions.
  
  Corruptissima re publica plurimae leges: When the republic is at its most corrupt the laws are most numerous.
  
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• grwurston

  

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  Same #'s. Different games.

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  Root sums, absolutely. Combined with careful observation of your state's game.

  Simplify the game. Don't over complicate it.