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Aug 15, 2023, 3:41 pm

after a large combination of lottery numbers, where are the winners located?
For example, a closing of 4 powerball numbers, where are the winning lines located? at the beginning in the middle or at the end of the list?
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Aug 15, 2023, 7:12 pm

lottery winners are usually located at expensive car dealerships.
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Aug 16, 2023, 12:59 am

Quote: Originally posted by Brock Lee on Aug 15, 2023
lottery winners are usually located at expensive car dealerships.

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Aug 16, 2023, 1:54 am

If you have software with a sums distribution chart, the sums of the winning combinations should provide a rough estimate where they fall.

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Mumbles something about the ghost of GH and sums within one standard deviation...
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Aug 16, 2023, 6:30 pm

hello BOBP thank you
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Aug 19, 2023, 5:32 pm

Went ahead and tried this with Texas 435.

First I reordered the matrix by sum. We have 125 sums. Then I divided the sums by 4 (125/4=31.25). Hope this will give us an idea of the quarter where we find the most winners.

First we have sums 10 to 40 (31 sums). There are 2724 combinations producing 601 winners. 22.06%

Sums 41 to 71 (31 sums) 22933 possibles with 5125 winners. 22.34%

72 to 102 (31sums) 23658 possibles with 5246 winners. 22.17%

103 to 135 (33 sums) 3045 possible with 672 winners. 22.06%

Seems any quarter you play has a 22% chance of producing a hit. Might be something we can use.

And we could always go back to try the same idea with fifths, eighths, or tenths.

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Quote: Originally posted by garyo1954 on Aug 19, 2023
Went ahead and tried this with Texas 435.

First I reordered the matrix by sum. We have 125 sums. Then I divided the sums by 4 (125/4=31.25). Hope this will give us an idea of the quarter where we find the most winners.

First we have sums 10 to 40 (31 sums). There are 2724 combinations producing 601 winners. 22.06%

Sums 41 to 71 (31 sums) 22933 possibles with 5125 winners. 22.34%

72 to 102 (31sums) 23658 possibles with 5246 winners. 22.17%

103 to 135 (33 sums) 3045 possible with 672 winners. 22.06%

Seems any quarter you play has a 22% chance of producing a hit. Might be something we can use.

And we could always go back to try the same idea with fifths, eighths, or tenths.

G

If you want to take a big leap, maybe jump off a bridge you could find some solid points using vTrks. There is a bit of mathematical gymnastics you have to go through, but nothing a little sidewalk chalk and a tennis court to write on won't cure

In the end all you'll need is the sum of the vTrk.

Let's consider a 435. Our vTraks go from 4 (1111) to 20 (5555). That gives us 17 groups with vTrk 4 having 35 members, 5 at 245, going up to 686, 1519, 2279, 4361, 5831, 7007, topping at vTrk 12 with 7434, and descending in the same interval. (Not on my computer so I can't post the chart).

When we run the game data we find the peak at 12 with the largest hits between 10 and 14.

It should work for five or six ball games just as well.

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Quote: Originally posted by garyo1954 on Aug 20, 2023
If you want to take a big leap, maybe jump off a bridge you could find some solid points using vTrks. There is a bit of mathematical gymnastics you have to go through, but nothing a little sidewalk chalk and a tennis court to write on won't cure

In the end all you'll need is the sum of the vTrk.

Let's consider a 435. Our vTraks go from 4 (1111) to 20 (5555). That gives us 17 groups with vTrk 4 having 35 members, 5 at 245, going up to 686, 1519, 2279, 4361, 5831, 7007, topping at vTrk 12 with 7434, and descending in the same interval. (Not on my computer so I can't post the chart).

When we run the game data we find the peak at 12 with the largest hits between 10 and 14.

It should work for five or six ball games just as well.

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Aug 21, 2023, 12:27 pm

Quote: Originally posted by Stat$talker on Aug 21, 2023
Wit the PoPe'z record of rep,.. He'z no moe than 33% correct..!!

Even 33% beats the zero you put up against Mr-B, Yawn Wayne. If you're looking for rep and cred you'll find them in the Predictions, Pick 3 and Jackpot games forums.

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Aug 22, 2023, 8:46 am

Okay I did mention I would post charts. This is the sum chart for Texas Two Step. The sum is 72 which has the highest win rate. Game data is on the left. The overall matrix data is on the right. The numbers are irrelevant. What we are concerned with is the row of gaps between them.

When we play a sum, we are targeting a specific area, or areas of the matrix. (It could be one to 4 different areas in a 435).

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Aug 22, 2023, 9:22 am

We also looked at vTrks. This is the same as the totals I mentioned earlier. Game data on the left. Total data on the right.

As far as the Long column, I didn't realize i had failed to black it out. Its not necessary for this purpose. All it shows is the longest period between results of that particular vTrk.

When we chart the vTrk in the same manner we did the sum, we see many more targets primarily due to the different forms a single vTrk can take.
We've also closed the gap between targets. Either way should work fine to find location of the matrix where the most hits will occur.

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Aug 22, 2023, 1:20 pm

ok garyo thank you!
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Aug 22, 2023, 3:32 pm

Quote: Originally posted by dr san on Aug 22, 2023
ok garyo thank you!

Not a problem. There's a lot that can be done with the idea.

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Aug 23, 2023, 11:50 am

Quote: Originally posted by garyo1954 on Aug 21, 2023
Even 33% beats the zero you put up against Mr-B, Yawn Wayne. If you're looking for rep and cred you'll find them in the Predictions, Pick 3 and Jackpot games forums.

Eat a moscarelli stick and thank me for telling you this big secret.

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