Video: Understanding The Sum

charlesmason

Good Morning Lottodds Members. I made this quick video to help members understand the Sum and why it's important that it's broken down into 3 Groups. Unbalanced/Restored/Balanced combinations.
When they added the Sum It Up games. I don't think they had in mind that people will really figure it out. But when you start to understand this you will see and know what combinations to play and which Sum Group will occur next. Its all about plotting to win. The Balanced Sum Group has only 4 sums to play from that group. And The Restored Sums there are 7 sums to play from that group. And The Unbalanced Sums there are 17 sums in that group. All the states lotteries with SUM IT UP are really spilling the beans on this but other states don't have it because it really gives you the clues once you understand how to read the Sum Wagers. You can be a Know it all and just play from one group, or be smart and play from 2 groups. But you will start to see and get a feel for what Sum Groups will come in the next drawing. Or if you see an Unbalanced combination and Sum you can just play from the Restored combinations with those sums 10-16. This is a strategy using the Sum Feature on Lottodds. But I hope this helps you understand the Sum It Up games. Thanks for reading and watching the video. May God continue to bless us all!...https://youtu.be/CAqK65gXcRA

charlesmason

This has nothing to do with picking the numbers. Just trying to show you how helpful it is to know this. Because some states may play from the Balanced group more than the other states, you have to go back 25 or 50 drawings to see how the Sum Groups are trending. You will get the feel of the Groups. It all start with that Unbalanced combination and Sum to see how it works. Once you spot the Unbalanced it has a short period of time to Restore Order, or to Balance things out producing Restored combinations and Balanced combinations after you see an Unbalanced combination. Trust me, the correct charts and Sum Group is all you have to practice getting right. And just use the lowest winning digits as your main charts 0-4 until you get good at predicting the first digit. And turn off those Unbalanced Sums on the Sum Feature.