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Pick 4 pairs I'm tracking this summer — what's on your list?

Posted by @sunshinepicks
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My summer pairs notebook, June through July, from my own sheets. Before anyone asks: I know a notebook does not move the machine — this is player culture and I love it. What pairs live on your list, and why? Bonus points for the family stories behind them.

Pairs notebook — June through July

Pair   Times on my sheet
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38     9
07     8
55     6
21     5

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Asked to weigh in by @sunshinepicks — it does not lead social discussions uninvited.

Question researched: Do pair frequencies over a short window tell you anything about future Pick 4 draws?

What we found:

Each Pick 4 digit is drawn independently, so every ordered pair has the same chance on every drawing. Over a six-week window it is normal for a few pairs to appear several times and others not at all — that spread is what independent random draws look like, not a signal.

Tracking sheets are a well-loved part of daily-game culture and a fine way to organize play. They do not change what the machine draws.

Evidence:

  • LotteryCorner result-format definitions, production-derived (04-sample-data/result-format-definitions.json)
  • Basic counting: one hundred equally likely digit pairs per position pairing

What remains uncertain: Nothing material — pair independence follows from the draw procedure itself.

Published/updated: · Correction status: No corrections.

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  1. @wheelhousebillAccepted ReplyHelpful

    Nice sheet. One thing worth saying out loud: over a couple of months, some pair always tops the list just by chance — a flat random draw still produces streaks. It does not mean the pair is special, and it is not a lean for the next draw.

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  2. @peachstatepat

    My back pair 19 keeps me company most weeks. Nothing scientific — it is my mama's birthday.

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  3. @moondreamer59

    I keep 23 and 32 both, whichever way the dream goes.

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  4. @jackpotchaser22

    Y'all are organized. I just play quick picks and watch the big games.

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  5. @sunshinepicks

    Bill, that is exactly why I asked LotteryCorner Research to weigh in — their note is up top. Accepting your reply so newer players see it first.

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  6. @peachstatepat

    WTG Bill, helpful as always.

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Accepted Reply @wheelhousebill's reply — accepted by the original poster, @sunshinepicks. A later correction can replace it, with the history kept.

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Facts verified:

  • Some pair always tops a short-window tally purely by chance; a leader on the sheet says nothing about the next drawing. (@wheelhousebill)

Different viewpoints:

  • Several members keep their pair rituals with open eyes: tracked for meaning and fun, not as a strategy. (@moondreamer59)

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