Something Interesting For #'s Geeks and 1234 Patterns

robertnj

So, I am noticing that if you look at the last 40 drawings, the independent distribution between E and O #'s and H and L #'s will, for the most part, be very close to even (60-60, 59-61, 58-62..). But lower that sample down to just the last 20 draws and you start to see interesting things happen. David just posted a Draw Alert for TX due to a 3,3 dropping. if you look at the 20 draw sample just PRIOR to the 3,3 you will see that the previous 20 draws produced 37 EVEN #'s and only 23 ODD #'s-- I am seeing this be true for almost all 3's that hit, there is a large gap in that distribution at 20 draws (be it EO or HL but not together).
This is also true for the DRAW ALERT in NC, the same thing, there is a large gap building up in the ODD and EVEN distribution for the previous 20 draws and sure enough 3 ODDS drop! I am obviously still looking at this but wanted to put it out there for others to investigate, there is something powerful here that ties directly into Davids' (and deeluvs') 1234 process. Also, if anyone would like a distribution breakdown for any state just let me know and I will post. Thanks LOF!

bmehmet

robertnj

This is great observation...I would like to ask you to post examples of what you mean and explain the significance that would have in determining when 3,3 or any other 3 would win. FOR EXAMPLE, how many odd/even distributions would signal the next winner to be 3,3 or any winner with a 3 pattern?

Im trying to determine what the difference is by counting the indifference in the distribution of the patterns by counting them seperately or just looking at all the 2 digit winnings and within seconds determining that pattern 3 won less then other patterns and it is over due.

In other words, I am hoping you found a specific number of pattern repeats that can singnal the appearance of 3,3 or any other 3 pattern INSTEAD of just determing pattern 3 has not hit in so many days thus it should hit. There is still great uncertainty in that and which can cause people great loss if they are not careful.

reneebutler

robertnj Hey Robert! I would love a breakdown of Maryland. I appreciate your offer! Thanks a bunch.

charlesmason

bmehmet David believe it or not, I am going to make a video on that and I have some Data on Va... Showing exactly what you want to see on that situation. Or should I wait? But I feel it's something Vital and A MUST SEE!

robertnj

bmehmet As I'm looking through multiple states, it's not only showing when is a good time to play a 3, it seems to show what numbers are in favor. So if Odds are very hot, there are a lot of 1's that show up!! Same for the HL's.

robertnj

reneebutler ok, so it turns out Maryland is an interesting state when it comes to distribution. A quick look at the past 40 draws (mixed day & night) shows a heavier than expected bias towards ODD #'s (65-45). Seperately for 40 draws it's similar, Day is 65-45 with bias toward ODD. LH is a little closer at 56-64 with bias toward L over 40 draws. Splits were almost identical for evening draws.

Looking at the last 10 DAY draws -- 22 ODDS and only 8 EVEN #'s!!
20 HIGH and 10 LOW #'s
This explains a 1 in almost every recent draw.
The last 10 Evening Draws show 18 EVEN to 12 ODD
18 LOW and 12 HIGH
I hope this helps Renee, I'm still trying to make sense of all of this but i really think there is something here! Good luck and get some!!

bmehmet

charlesmason

Please make the video...thanx

robertnj

bmehmet To answer your original question David, the difference for me is seeing it this way takes some guesswork out of choosing at least one side of the 1234 equation. If I know that in the last 10 draws that 22 numbers ODD and only 8 EVEN I would probably only play X-1 for the next few draws or until this bias works itself out. Just another way to look at it I guess, I don't see these patterns jumping at me just by looking at them yet. Thank you for all of your hard work!!

charlesmason

bmehmet I will tomorrow. I made one but it was 20 minutes long and I thought to myself it bore you and other members. But I will get on top of it tomorrow for sure. And show something in it about dealing with skips and the 123 System used together. I'm in a rural area, so you know how to that goes. I got you tommorow if it is 20 minutes long.

reneebutler

Robert, you've given me some great information. I truly appreciate your time! Thanks a bunch!