ABC System

A = 123

B = 456

C = 789

This is a cleaner, shorter, and much more efficient system.

This system works since my focus now is identifying just ONE key digit, not all 3 digits.

With this system you can identify almost every number.

The only number you cannot identify with this system is 000.

This system makes is super easy to identity what 3 digits are due to hit next.

For example...

With 459 (BBC), A is due (123).

With 128 (AAC), B is due (456).

With 236 (AAB), C is due (789).

The same principle applies with numbers that have a 0 in them.

When a number has a 0 in it, you use two letters to identify that number. (When it has two 0s, you only use one letter).

With a number like 407 (BC), A is due (123).

With 039 (AC), B is due (456).

With 105, (AB), C is due (789).

Usually one of the three due digits hits on the very next drawing.

However, sometimes its best to wait at least two or more drawings.

Cross referencing these 3 due digits with other key digit systems can many times help you narrow it down to just one key digit that will hit on the next drawing.