I'm committed to posting daily in July, but before we get to far down the line, let me give a little background.  Our lottery group started 51 years ago in 1975. I was a popular golf instructor here in Summit County, greater Akron area. One of the leagues I coached was a country club league made up of business executives, Entrepreneurs, and small business owners. 

In the winter, this group held monthly high stakes poker games, to which I was invited, not to play (golf pros didn't make that kind of money), but to cater.  My Navy and restaurant background along with some catering gave me an in to these high stake games where thousands of dollars could be in the pot. 

When the lottery started, many of the golf leagues started pools to see if they could win anything. The country club crowd had a lot more expendable income, so that is where this all started.  Today, at 76, I'm one of few remaining OG's of that group, and being the youngest one, the few left do very little with the lottery. 

They did, as a group, invest tens of thousands of dollars over the years and we had at one time everything we could find on lottery systems, software and methods. Our library had names many of you are familiar with; Gail Howard, Ken Silver, Steve Player, Richard Lustig, Stefan Mandel, Cardoza, Sexton, Colosi, Gonczi, et al.  We bought Big Red hotsheets every month too. Many of you know these, like 3 Wise Men. 

I was the main guy who filled out cards, bought tickets, and kept track. The others were busy men, so they let the poor golf pro do all the work, HA! 

Over the decades, we came out about 27% ahead.  But that isn't great, maybe for those in the stock market, sure, but for lottery players, we all wanted a BIG win which never came.  But we did keep going because it paid for itself.

Now we used every thing known, and many of you will recognize these.  Wheeling, frequency tracking, sum tracking, progressive wagering, clusters, kings and queens, rigid variations, and every thing else out there. 

Then along came AI.  And we spent last year using several free and paid AI searching for lottery clues.  It turns out, the SECRET to using AI, is in the prompts one uses. Just like lesson one of computers, Garbarge In-Garbarge Out, we found AI to exactly GI-GO. 

We dumped the past 49 years of data into these AI and finally got some good prompts to work. This is today, modern use, not the old 80's and 90's systems and methods of those listed above. 

We spent the last 6 months testing and went live on July 1, I will use this blog to share results. 

Here is basically what AI told us.  99% of all old world lottery systems fail because they are trapped in 80's methodology.  AI gave us the Proprietary Engine: Combinatorial Field Reduction via Nested Structural Filtering.

Truncated Historical Tracking Vectors use machine learning to strip away millions of dead-weight combinations—letting you play only the high-probability structural windows.

The AI Breakthrough:
Our engine utilizes Truncated Vectors. It looks only at the recent, high-momentum draw windows where mechanical patterns actually reside. 

Hey, if what you are doing is working, fantastic, keep going.  We think AI is going to outperform our 27% ROI, and we'll share some of our experiments and testing. 

Tomorrow, we look at the Pick 4 draws through the CFR magnifying glass. Thanks for reading.