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• pick3master0267

  

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  Last digit that fall in either pick 3 or pick 4.

  Example pick 3, 601 = digit 1 is our main focus

  Example pick 4, 7829 = digit 9 is our main focus.
• pick3master0267

  

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  As lottery pick 3 and pick 4 players we should already know these key pairs in term of = 

  Ghost pairs, mirror pairs, ghost even and odds pair.

  Ghost pairs = 03, 18, 25, 47, 69, 07, 14, 29, 36, 58

  Mirror pairs = 05, 16, 27, 38, 49

  Ghost evens = 04, 06, 26, 28, 48 

  Ghost odds = 15, 17, 37, 39, 59

  For digit 1 = (minus digit -1 in rundown)

  It produce ghost even pairs 48.

  With 48 it produce our ghost pairs 78

  With 78 it produce our ghost odd pairs of 75

  Within all it produce pairs 48, 78, 75. 

  48, 78, 75 = mirror = 93, 23, 20. We can opt to play those 6 pairs and combine them for a hit or

  Add starting digit 1 and its mirror number 6 to the pair.

  So we get pick 3 =

  487, 488, 788, 785, 778, 775

  923, 933, 233, 230, 223, 220

  Pick 4 we get =

  4875, 4887, 7785

  9230, 9233, 2230

   

  That's my rundown for digit 1. Use last digit that fall in pick 3 or pick 4 last result in state. I would go through all the digits but it's easy. Just follow the above explanation and try it out. Let me know if it work or don't work. Thank you good luck.
• Kristian85

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  I like the concept but really confused. I'm in Michigan and my evening 3 digit was 714.. the 4 digit was 6845. How would I break both down? Maybe I would follow them. Thank you in advance
• zennjohn

  

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  Quote: Originally posted by pick3master0267 on Dec 24, 2018

  As lottery pick 3 and pick 4 players we should already know these key pairs in term of = 

  Ghost pairs, mirror pairs, ghost even and odds pair.

  Ghost pairs = 03, 18, 25, 47, 69, 07, 14, 29, 36, 58

  Mirror pairs = 05, 16, 27, 38, 49

  Ghost evens = 04, 06, 26, 28, 48 

  Ghost odds = 15, 17, 37, 39, 59

  For digit 1 = (minus digit -1 in rundown)

  It produce ghost even pairs 48.

  With 48 it produce our ghost pairs 78

  With 78 it produce our ghost odd pairs of 75

  Within all it produce pairs 48, 78, 75. 

  48, 78, 75 = mirror = 93, 23, 20. We can opt to play those 6 pairs and combine them for a hit or

  Add starting digit 1 and its mirror number 6 to the pair.

  So we get pick 3 =

  487, 488, 788, 785, 778, 775

  923, 933, 233, 230, 223, 220

  Pick 4 we get =

  4875, 4887, 7785

  9230, 9233, 2230

   

  That's my rundown for digit 1. Use last digit that fall in pick 3 or pick 4 last result in state. I would go through all the digits but it's easy. Just follow the above explanation and try it out. Let me know if it work or don't work. Thank you good luck.

  very interesting,  just that its the long way home to a win.

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  AND YOU WILL BE UNSTOPPABLE.

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  YOU DID NOT COME THIS FAR

  JUST TO COME THIS FAR.

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  STOP EXPECTING FAILURE, PREPARE TO WIN. PLAY TO WIN.

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• pick3master0267

  

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  Quote: Originally posted by zennjohn on Dec 26, 2018

  very interesting,  just that its the long way home to a win.

  Great. Thanks for the feedback. I play the opposite. Hit a good $$ on 1868.

   

  gotta stay a step ahead. ;-)