You last visited May 18, 2013, 9:47 pm All times shown are Eastern Time (GMT-5:00) | PICK 4,5,6 Cracked - New SystemUnited States Member #13375 March 30, 2005 2171 Posts Offline | | Posted: November 21, 2011, 5:48 am - IP Logged | |
It's strange, I finally cracked the algorithm I have been working on for so long and the only person excited about the possibilities this opens up is myself. My current software LSA won't be having this upgrade, it's far too big to implement into LSA. I will proberbly release it as a entirely new app if I ever complete the user interface. It's strange, I finally cracked the algorithm I have been working on for so long and the only person excited about the possibilities this opens up is myself.
It's probably nothing against you. Algorithms are a lot like baby pictures; no one other than their "parents" really get excited about them, until they are proven to be "winners". Many of the coders have come to points where they thought their system was ready for the big time , only to discover, after more testing ... that it needed more testing. In some cases, what looked like a real whiz-bang winner method turned out to be a short-term trend line.  Experience that a couple times , and it'll make you real careful about announcing new systems and take a wait-and-see on others' announcements. 
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United States Member #5700 July 13, 2004 1121 Posts Offline | | Posted: November 21, 2011, 9:07 am - IP Logged | |
I agree!!! A talk without the walk. Is this anything more than hype to sell software? Using possibilities to determine probabilities is an extremely weak premise to base any system on. You are a slave to the choices you have made. jk | | |
Zeta Reticuli Star System United States Member #30849 January 17, 2006 7982 Posts Offline | | Posted: November 21, 2011, 10:15 am - IP Logged | |
Developer, Nothing convinces people like consistent winners. No matter the approach or 'amazing' discovery, one "I did" beats millions of 'you couldas'. Until consistent winners are actually produced by any method it's just yet another "sell the sizzle, not the steak" pitch. If you ever win a jackpot are you going to remain anonymous (if possible) or wish that you did? | | |
mid-Ohio United States Member #9 March 24, 2001 15918 Posts Offline | | Posted: November 21, 2011, 11:29 am - IP Logged | |
It's strange, I finally cracked the algorithm I have been working on for so long and the only person excited about the possibilities this opens up is myself. My current software LSA won't be having this upgrade, it's far too big to implement into LSA. I will proberbly release it as a entirely new app if I ever complete the user interface. It's strange, I finally cracked the algorithm I have been working on for so long and the only person excited about the possibilities this opens up is myself. You're not the first LP member to have such a thought only to discover you're no closer to winning a lottery than you ever were. Once you've experienced several such moments, you'll learn not to count your chickens until after they hatch as some of your critics have learned. * The fundamentals of winning a lottery jackpot * * play a lottery you can win *
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Dallas, Texas United States Member #4629 May 2, 2004 749 Posts Offline | | Posted: November 21, 2011, 1:37 pm - IP Logged | |
Got sidetracked this weekend, but planned on building a baseline of the number couplings to test against the Texas Cash5 draws. Computer fisnished the two digit sets this morning. Still working on the 3 and 4 digit sets. Hopefully this evening I'll have some data to post. Developer, no one here is bashing your research. Certainly not the people who have done a great deal of coding. All of us appreciate the involved process it requires. Perhaps you have found something. If so, GOOD WORK! Naturally, the next question is, how do we apply it? | | |
N.C. United States Member #59713 March 9, 2008 324 Posts Offline | | Posted: November 21, 2011, 3:24 pm - IP Logged | |
After years of research, analysing and testing I have finally produced a perfect mathematical algorithm for any pick 4,5,6 game. It does not use past draw data but the entire pool to calculate the best numbers and positioning on tickets to maximize win ratios. Please read my blog, it explains the sytem in more detail. http://blogs.lotterypost.com/developer/ Please post back your thoughts. If you would like me to run your numbers through my new system it I will be happy too. Just post them here and I will post them back optimized with statistics. Jamie Hello Developer, Congrats on cracking the pick 4,5,& 6! Please post photos of your winning tickets and then I will gladly purchase your software.  | | |
Atchafalaya Basin United States Member #90243 April 24, 2010 6496 Posts Online | | Posted: November 21, 2011, 3:49 pm - IP Logged | |
Developer , Here is the sets my own system produced for NY Take 5 : 3-6-17-19-37 3-15-17-19-37 3-15-17-19-37 3-6-15-17-37 I would like to see how your system works with my sets . When America tolerates corruption in government, she dishonors the price veterans paid! I am in fact honoring the office of the president when I point out that which corrupts the office he holds. I will never honor any man or woman in office who disrespects the sacrifice of those who put him or her there. Never. And neither will anyone who is a true American patriot. | | |
Dallas, Texas United States Member #4629 May 2, 2004 749 Posts Offline | | Posted: November 21, 2011, 4:00 pm - IP Logged | |
Here is the finished global two number pairing chart. I'll use the term global since it applies to all 5/37 games. As you can see in column A, the DR column, the program cycles through all 435897 combinations searching for the numbers in columns B and C, what I named 1st and 2nd. Columns D through M are the positions the numbers fall in and show the number of times it occurs. Column P through the end show the percentage of hits per position. It is a global probability table dependent on certain events. In other words, if two numbers fall, it shows the likelihood of where they could fall. After looking it over, there are a couple of applications in which this information would be useful. 
Playing favorite numbers. If the numbers were 1 and 28 the chart suggests the 1st and 4th or 1st and 5th positions have a combined 84% chance of hit in these positions. You would play 1, X, X, 28, X or 1, X, X, X, 28. Childrens ages and/or birth dates, or any numbers, could be positioned in a similar manner using a chart such as this. I understand there is no guarantee that either number will fall, or both together. And as you can see for yourself, they may not fall in the most likely position. But every little bit helps and I hope this helps someone. 
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Somerset United Kingdom Member #9889 December 17, 2004 170 Posts Offline | | Posted: November 21, 2011, 6:03 pm - IP Logged | |
Here is the finished global two number pairing chart. I'll use the term global since it applies to all 5/37 games. As you can see in column A, the DR column, the program cycles through all 435897 combinations searching for the numbers in columns B and C, what I named 1st and 2nd. Columns D through M are the positions the numbers fall in and show the number of times it occurs. Column P through the end show the percentage of hits per position. It is a global probability table dependent on certain events. In other words, if two numbers fall, it shows the likelihood of where they could fall. After looking it over, there are a couple of applications in which this information would be useful. 
Playing favorite numbers. If the numbers were 1 and 28 the chart suggests the 1st and 4th or 1st and 5th positions have a combined 84% chance of hit in these positions. You would play 1, X, X, 28, X or 1, X, X, X, 28. Childrens ages and/or birth dates, or any numbers, could be positioned in a similar manner using a chart such as this. I understand there is no guarantee that either number will fall, or both together. And as you can see for yourself, they may not fall in the most likely position. But every little bit helps and I hope this helps someone. 
Hi gary01954, by looking at the comments in this thread I think you're the first to see what I am trying to explain. I am not claiming this will pick winning numbers, it does not pick any numbers, I am saying it will position your selected numbers on tickets. The goal of making this algorithm was to make wheels using the logic. So every 3ball , 4ball , 5ball combination in each line of that wheel are positioned in order of highest hit probability so if say 3 numbers are drawn the highest probably positions still remain for the next numbers. So to make this clear to everyone - It does not pick your lotto numbers, the player has to do that.
- It positions numbers on the ticket to maximize hit probabilities as Gary points out (better than I have) in the graph
- What I mean by cracked is I can now mathematical best positions numbers on a ticket taking into account all sub combinations of the set of numbers choosen
- It is a mathematical accurate lottery reference of any statistic in any combination within the draw.
- I don't do systems, I make tools to give statistics, I can't predict the lottery and I don't claim too, the odds found on the official sites are fact and no matter how hard you play you will be bound to those odds and any lottery player playing a lotto game should expect to win according to the sites stats.
- I made this as I love maths and this was a massive challenge I have now proved and conquered
- I am not aware of anyone else being able to do this (Gary can do 1 and 2 balls), or to have done this ever.
- I only have the algorithm, no software for this so as you can see I am not selling anything, this is research I am doing I thought people on this forum might be interested in.
Jamie It has been said every software has a bug in it, it has also been said that every program can be reduced by one line of code. There for any program can be reduced to 1 line that dont work. | | |
Somerset United Kingdom Member #9889 December 17, 2004 170 Posts Offline | | Posted: November 21, 2011, 6:21 pm - IP Logged | |
Got sidetracked this weekend, but planned on building a baseline of the number couplings to test against the Texas Cash5 draws. Computer fisnished the two digit sets this morning. Still working on the 3 and 4 digit sets. Hopefully this evening I'll have some data to post. Developer, no one here is bashing your research. Certainly not the people who have done a great deal of coding. All of us appreciate the involved process it requires. Perhaps you have found something. If so, GOOD WORK! Naturally, the next question is, how do we apply it? "Naturally, the next question is, how do we apply it?" We make mathmatically perfect wheels So for a pick 6 draws we use - The best hit ratio 5 ball combos found using this tool (Call this group A)
- Then using all results from group A get the best ratio 4 ball combinations elimination all other combinations (Call the ramaing group B)
- Then using all results from group B get the best ratio 3 ball combinations elimination all other combinations (Call the ramaing group C)
Using Group C anaylise the results and make static wheels (I.E wheels that the user can't change), just print and go. There would be hundreds or possibly thousands of wheels the player could choose from knowing they are covering the best hit positions if one or more of their numbers gets drawn. Thats my long term goal, for now I will play alone It has been said every software has a bug in it, it has also been said that every program can be reduced by one line of code. There for any program can be reduced to 1 line that dont work. | | |
bgonçalves Brasil Member #92592 June 9, 2010 1128 Posts Offline | | Posted: November 21, 2011, 6:56 pm - IP Logged | |
Hello, Gary, you can see the Texas Lottery, 37 / 5, using the table columns, And establish the range of most likely lottery at each position (Texas are 5 positions). And pass the results to see how many lottery numbers within the range of Of greater odds, example being the number 01 = 02,03 are more likely the No. 1 spot, and so with the other four positions, in order to see how many results with all five numbers the results are within the range of each position, and can create a filter in the last result of the number 1 position given to the highest probability (preset) number in the next result will fall within the stated range, you get this statistic? | | |
The Ville, FL United States Member #95908 August 19, 2010 1708 Posts Offline | | Posted: November 21, 2011, 8:09 pm - IP Logged | |
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mid-Ohio United States Member #9 March 24, 2001 15918 Posts Offline | | Posted: November 21, 2011, 10:09 pm - IP Logged | |
Hi gary01954, by looking at the comments in this thread I think you're the first to see what I am trying to explain. I am not claiming this will pick winning numbers, it does not pick any numbers, I am saying it will position your selected numbers on tickets. The goal of making this algorithm was to make wheels using the logic. So every 3ball , 4ball , 5ball combination in each line of that wheel are positioned in order of highest hit probability so if say 3 numbers are drawn the highest probably positions still remain for the next numbers. So to make this clear to everyone - It does not pick your lotto numbers, the player has to do that.
- It positions numbers on the ticket to maximize hit probabilities as Gary points out (better than I have) in the graph
- What I mean by cracked is I can now mathematical best positions numbers on a ticket taking into account all sub combinations of the set of numbers choosen
- It is a mathematical accurate lottery reference of any statistic in any combination within the draw.
- I don't do systems, I make tools to give statistics, I can't predict the lottery and I don't claim too, the odds found on the official sites are fact and no matter how hard you play you will be bound to those odds and any lottery player playing a lotto game should expect to win according to the sites stats.
- I made this as I love maths and this was a massive challenge I have now proved and conquered
- I am not aware of anyone else being able to do this (Gary can do 1 and 2 balls), or to have done this ever.
- I only have the algorithm, no software for this so as you can see I am not selling anything, this is research I am doing I thought people on this forum might be interested in.
Jamie I am not claiming this will pick winning numbers, it does not pick any numbers, I am saying it will position your selected numbers on tickets. Aren't numbers automatically sorted by position when the terminal print the tickets? In fact most software print combinations that way too. * The fundamentals of winning a lottery jackpot * * play a lottery you can win *
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United States Member #59839 March 13, 2008 1725 Posts Offline | | Posted: November 21, 2011, 10:26 pm - IP Logged | |
Developer Gary just emailed me about this post and for what it's worth I give you 5-stars. I would like to see your algorithm if possible but understand if you don't want to share it. I see the value in what your doing and think most of the replys you have gotten are from misunderstanding what you are saying. I think maybe the topics title could be part of the problem. I use something similar but more of a brute force method and it is a little time comsuming to run. If you have worked this out as you say then thumbs way, way UP. RL Working on my Ph.D. "University of hard Knocks" 
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United States Member #59839 March 13, 2008 1725 Posts Offline | | Posted: November 21, 2011, 10:30 pm - IP Logged | |
I hate the star rating system, I clicked a 5 star and it somehow rated as a 2. This is/was a mistake. ayone know how to change this. RL Working on my Ph.D. "University of hard Knocks" 
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