Pick 3 Coding-Part 12: How to Find the Best Doubles to Play

Posted by AANewYork on February 22, 2025 in ABCD Coding System

Part 11 is HERE.

To find the best Pick 3 doubles…

1-Code your state as I explain in PART 11.

2-Then find the hottest # in the coding system (1 or 4). Simply enter the last 200 codes into the VISUAL DIGIT DISTRIBUTION program.

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The hottest digit will be either a 1 or a 4.

If digit 1 hits the most, it means that digits 0, 1, and 2 are hot in that state. This means that you will see many 00x, 11x, and 22x.

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Digit 4 being the hottest digit in the codes means that digits 7, 8, and 9 are hot in that state. This means that you will see many 77x, 88x, and 99x.

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IMPORTANT: This is the most important part of this strategy. You need to know where the game is “leaning” towards. Is the game leaning towards low digits (012) or high digits (789)?

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3-Enter the last 120 numbers that hit into the DOUBLES RUNDOWN Program. Below I am using GEORGIA numbers in my example. This program removes the most recent 30 doubles that hit from the standard list of 90 doubles. The remaining 60 to 65 doubles make up the Doubles Rundown List. The doubles that hit soon after are usually on this list.

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At the bottom of the output you will see the list subdivided into smaller lists by key digit.

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4-If 4 is the hottest digit in the codes, look at the playlist for digits 7, 8, and 9. Digit 7 has not hit GEORGIA in the last SIX drawings, so the 12 doubles below (for key 7) are the best doubles to play right now.

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5-If 1 is the hottest digit in the codes, look at the playlist for digits 0, 1, and 2. I would wait until one of these digits has not hit in a while before playing it.

IMPORTANT: Singles hit most of the time (72%) and doubles only hit 27% of the time. So unless you have some kind of tracking system in place, I suggest you stick to playing singles. Assuming you do have some kind of tracking system in place, you can use the strategy I just explained to narrow down your list of doubles to play.

Part 13 is HERE.

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