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The Wave Matrix - Excel 2007 AddinReply
how to develop study Megasena, applying his method 6/60
Feb 8, 2013, 4:13 pm - sandnan - Mathematics Forum

Mathematics and the LotteryReply
To know math, you have to study math at university. I have not learnt much of it.
Dec 15, 2012, 9:57 pm - SergeM - Mathematics Forum

Algorithms for number selection?Reply
Hello, rl randomlogic, your lottery is 39/5, I give this idea to make the suit or the central trio Example = 02 12 16 25 37 12,16,25 suit is central, then taking the number 01 and number 39, but because the number can only be one of the 39 th and last position, So we have 37 numbers in central suit total = 7770 suit in 100% of any lottery, so then number of points is placed after, but these 7770 can create filters to decrease to 5% of this value would be in three bands the tip, the central strip
May 15, 2012, 8:31 am - dr san - Mathematics Forum

Mega Millions MethodReply
Once such strategies are consider seriously, it costs nothing to simulate them to see what would have happened. It's just that most players don't simulate and study strategies they aren't thinking seriously of using. It could be you might not use a 46 line wheel twelve times or twelve different ways but a 552 line wheel or some other strategy for picking the 552 lines of core numbers.
Aug 1, 2011, 7:40 am - RJOh - Mathematics Forum

Wave pattern analysis and lottery draw historiesReply
If you download the files I have put up and filter CJ for the numbers you see in there, study it and let me know If you can see what is happening in what you see, you will find out why I celebrate and I am waiting for some one who can put it together what is going on here so they can celebrate to, as I can't gain anything from doing this Lottery but there are lots of people on here who can, If you can work out what is going on you can convert it to pick three,If you want the bother for 3 numbers
Jun 9, 2011, 4:49 pm - billybouy - Mathematics Forum

Do statistics trump all other forms of math where lotteries are concerned?Reply
Joseplus Hello, I agree with bobby623, it is impossible to predict with a super computer, This is because in lottery is only possible to predict with confidence to 70% to 80% in a game example From 49 / 6 can only provide four to five numbers, the rest is random. Can a pick3 Provide pairs the last digit is random, a super computer can help predict until this! That is, it can help up to 80%, even here, one can use the law pareto where everything is 80/20 The random factor may be de
Apr 12, 2011, 8:30 am - dr san - Mathematics Forum

Statistical Analysis of Lottery ResultsReply
As to jackpot kind of games, I have not spent enough time in their study to come up with good enough filtering techniques that can be used with the mediocre filters software that is available now for those kind of games. Jackpots filters software is pityful, that is, very inadequate.
Oct 17, 2010, 1:26 am - LANTERN - Mathematics Forum

Binary codeReply
Thanks RL for your answer but I'm not interrested in learning macro, it is too complicated for me and I don't need them much for my lottery study that's why I ask you guys help, I work more with formula. Thank you again RL. Frenchie.
Jun 29, 2010, 2:23 pm - frenchie - Mathematics Forum

Stats questionReply
RJOH and Destinycreation thanks. Destinycreation yes I was refering to straight combinations. I had noticed that the ky midday HLHL comb was out 62 games. this is an area that in the past I did not pay attention to. Thanks for your explaination. I'll take some time and study this more closely. p8
Dec 29, 2009, 6:06 pm - phileight - Mathematics Forum

How Can I Win Lottery?Reply
Oh, Boy I have to go and get ink so I can print this out and study it very carefully. I think I am going to hit the big one! and you will be the first person i sure it with! Thank you so much, because tonight is the night for Mega. If I can hit two of them I know I can hit 5 maybe 6. Have a good weekend! I will let you know my outcome of this. I am going to send you a private message Saturday morning. Aug. 1 so be on the look out for it.
Jul 31, 2009, 10:41 am - marcie - Mathematics Forum