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How Many Drawings in a Row?Reply
1. I know the event is random. All of the methods I test depend on the event being random first and foremost. 2. The something could be any desired outcome you are persuing. For example, you started a thread with a formula to generate number groups where you said this outcome gives constant 3/5 for lotto games. In your case, the desired outcome of your formula would be 3/5 for lotto games. It's a tangible outcome that you can back test, and keep track of the success going forward. 3. With
Nov 14, 2013, 10:24 pm - Lottonomics - Lottery Systems Forum

powerball prediction 305 millionReply
Hello, Lonni, look at this example of a lotto 49/6, we have 13 million unique event It is not easy to predict, since I went to play roulette, black was giving seven times in a row, I thought Now I will change to red, what happened? Gave black! Alias was followed giving black On 17 times, then an event of 50% to 50% we were ugly!, Imagine 13 million, I would Very glad if I could hit the market (three numbers). you can put like hitting Figures 3,? a game of probability densities, on
Aug 14, 2012, 5:18 pm - dr san - Lottery Systems Forum

How I won $48,000 In the NY Take 5 lottery
I tried many systems, some free and many paid but never won more then $450 once. Then one day I was driving around and had my iphone next to me so I turned on the voice recorder and recordered numbers off of cars license plates in fornt of me. I recorded 10 numbers and took 5 numbers on one ticket and the other 5 on another ticket. I was sitting at home watching the late news and the live draw pops on. So here comes the numbers 16-17-18-22-31.................. OH MY GOD! My numbers! I just won t
Jun 16, 2011, 9:08 am - LimoLady - Lottery Systems Forum

When is something considered 'Hot'?Reply
Average Recurrance Interval (T)=Sum of the Skips Divided by the Number of Drawings The probability (P) of an event with recurrence interval T is P = 1/T The probability PT that a given event will be equaled or exceeded at least once in the next r-draws is: PT = 1 P^r T=10+15+6+5+10/5=9.2 P=1/9.2=0.108695652173913043478260869565217 PT=1-0.108695652173913043478260869565217^1=0.891304347826086956521739130435
Oct 7, 2009, 5:34 pm - Raven62 - Lottery Systems Forum

Fooled by RandomnessReply
Jimmy Nerves are fine, just doing the same as you in wasting time taking a few cheap shots. These are the best definitions I could find. Explain where I fall into the gamblers fallacy using the definition taken from the website you refer to most. I do not use deviations from expected behaviour for anything never have never will. Monte Carlo Fallacy or the Gamblers Fallacy #1 The belief that if deviations from expected behaviour are observed in repeated independant trials o
Aug 23, 2010, 1:41 am - RL-RANDOMLOGIC - Lottery Systems Forum

new sistem
Let us take events of a lottery of daily draw. Let the following numbers be the results of daily draw of a single digit lottery 1, 5, 8, 3, 6, 7. If you look at the numbers, you will find that the events are totally at random in occurrence and absolutely with no relevance in between them. You cannot predict the next lottery number however expert you may be in statistics. There is a total uncertainty in forecasting next number. The BEST method in forecasting the next event is conditional proba
Jan 21, 2013, 1:52 pm - dr san - Lottery Systems Forum

Ultra-34 P-3-P-4 softwareReply
The definition of randomness states only that any event at any given time has the same chance of occurring as any other event in the same group. This does not exclude formulation of short or long term patterns in the random selection. In fact they are very common. The issue is the ability to predict these patterns in the future. I see 3 approaches to their predictions: 1. Compute the pattern appearance from the past data, draw an average and use it for predictions. The problem is lotteries ar
Aug 9, 2019, 2:00 am - aquariuslottery - Lottery Systems Forum

Ultra-34 P-3-P-4 softwareReply
Just remember the game is random so your not going to be successful every attempt. I hope the above statement of randomness will sink in, people in general do not subscribe to this premise. why? It will upset most of their algorithm systems.With random, you do not observe patterns, you create them(focus on this distinction). Observation is usually occurred event, as such patterns are elusive.
Jul 25, 2019, 7:28 pm - adobea78 - Lottery Systems Forum

Pick 3 Holy Grail
Catchy title, hum, could it be? There is a draw event that is guaranteed to happen in Pick 3. All odd, or all even, numbers. There are only 20 boxed combos. ALL EVEN: (02468) 024, 026, 028, 046, 048, 068, 246, 248, 268, 468 ALL ODD: (13579) 135, 137, 139, 157, 159, 179, 357, 359, 379, 579 This guaranteed event happens 15% of the time, on average, per month in my State. Sometimes more and sometimes less. If we look at the past results for our State from 2016 and find the p
Jan 7, 2017, 3:19 pm - freestyle - Lottery Systems Forum

Pick 3> Odds 1/1000,1/67 , 1/33 is your filter for str8Reply
I guess I don't understand why you are using words and language that just make this more difficult to understand what you are saying. The assumption is every triad (combo) has a chance of coming within 1 to 1000 draws. This is true. A chance. These things can be calculated. An outcome (combo) with 1 in 1000 chance of occurring in a single event (draw), has approximately a 63% chance of occurring once or more in 1000 draws: 1-(.999^1000).
Jul 29, 2016, 8:18 pm - Wisconsin3054 - Lottery Systems Forum