Math involving the number on the ball

Reply #19

psykomo — Sun, 06 Nov 2005 05:21:34 GMT

Vote...ted YES on this ???????????????????????????. when I was using commercial software........I used the data from (all draws, it was req.'d)...each jackpot.............GAME as provided!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Good question, because maby we all have not tapped into the way to winor what to do thing?????????????????????????????????????????????????Now spend, less time and more money in the present tense.....................but, in the past, ......the numetic value factored i... [ More ]

Reply #18

four4me — Sun, 06 Nov 2005 05:18:37 GMT

Ball drawings are a random event. Each ball has a chance at being drawn. Each ball that is drawn just happened to be at the machines opening/orifice when it was drawn. RNG's are a different story. Any chipset in an RNG drawing can be manipulated to draw whatever sequence of numbers that it was programed to. Which is one reason I don't like RNG drawings.An example of a manipulated RNG is KENO where say you bet 10 numbers and a couple thousand other people bet there numbers the RNG pays out a perc... [ More ]

Reply #17

JAG331 — Mon, 31 Oct 2005 17:32:56 GMT

Not confusing them at all. Of course randomness and MDC are different ideas. I am not saying that one drawing affects any other draw...but the patterns that come out of lottery draws are fractal.

Reply #16

jonathan — Mon, 31 Oct 2005 16:54:45 GMT

Quote: Originally posted by JAG331 on October 31, 2005 Randomness is fractal.I think you are confusing mathematically deterministic chaos and randomness.

Reply #15

JAG331 — Mon, 31 Oct 2005 15:11:16 GMT

Yes, the results with deltas, even/odd, high/low etc. are random, which is great. Randomness is fractal. Similar patterns occur within each of these filters and can also be identified when looking at the numbers drawn.

Reply #14

hypersoniq — Mon, 31 Oct 2005 04:22:51 GMT

new matrix ball sets and machine data...white ball machines = 5,6,7 8white ball sets = 25,26,27 28Red Ball machines = 5,6,7 8Red Ball sets = 9,10 11if anyone tracked this on the old matrix, what were the machines and ballsets used for the following 2 draws?8/24/20058/27/2005I don't have a use for them at the moment but I just hate looking at an unfinished spreadsheet.

Reply #13

BaristaExpress — Sat, 29 Oct 2005 02:03:29 GMT

I found your post very interesting about powerball. Is this still the same for the new matrix? The ball sets had to change unless they just got some extra balls to make up the 3 # differenece (53,54,55) from the old matrix. I would hope they changed out all of the balls and not just added the new balls (numbers) in with the older ones

Reply #12

hypersoniq — Sat, 29 Oct 2005 00:50:38 GMT

my bad... it is 4 pre +live draw+1 post. bad memory. I have not used that data at all since updates arrive too late to make use of.

Reply #11

paurths — Fri, 28 Oct 2005 22:34:34 GMT

The numbers, or numeric value printed on the ball , or just about the only thing you got.Converting them to delta# , or VTracks , or anything else does not mean you're not dealing with the numbers anymore, b/c you still are.OddEven, Decades, Sums, Sumdifferences, Positiontracking, calculating medians, repeaters, consecutive numbers, consecutive with gap of one for odd or even, reversed, shortsums (ldr), root, sumdigits, straightdifference, boxeddifference, 1stepair-gap since last time it fell... [ More ]

Reply #10

RJOh — Fri, 28 Oct 2005 22:17:45 GMT

Ohio have had loser lotteries where the players sent in losing tickets with their names on them and I don't think the results were as random as using numbers. One time the postal workers were putting their envelopes of tickets in the the mail bags last and they were the first to be pulled out. Had not so many postal workers from their local post office won, the State would have never caught on.If you want to cover all the combinations in a wheel, you got to deal with numbers. If you don't wan... [ More ]

Reply #9

JADELottery — Fri, 28 Oct 2005 18:22:38 GMT

I've been think about this a bit. We appear to be putting the emphasis on the balls. However, the balls are just a randomizing transport device. I suppose the states could have painted the numbers on Jello squares, but decided that would be ineffective and messy.

Reply #8

JAG331 — Fri, 28 Oct 2005 13:00:02 GMT

Does numeric value matter? Yes and no.I like Jadelottery's response, that the numbers are what make you a jackpot winner!I don't value one number over another...in the long run, they should all behave exactly the same. Unless, or course, the machine or RNG favors one number over another.

Reply #7

powerplayer — Fri, 28 Oct 2005 10:09:38 GMT

BaristaExpress,I found your post very interesting about powerball. Is this still the same for the new matrix? The ball sets had to change unless they just got some extra balls to make up the 3 # differenece (53,54,55) from the old matrix.I'm wondering does any one think that if they rotate the machines and balls if there is a way to watch the PB on TV and tell the differences between the machines. Everything has a difference in appearance. I'm thinking maybe there is a way to figure this out.I a... [ More ]

Reply #6

powerplayer — Fri, 28 Oct 2005 10:01:06 GMT

Ok if there is no numeric vaule on the ball then ......it wouldn't be the lotto with #'s.U have to have a # there. I can't say this is the only factor I use but, with out a vaule on the ball then u don't have anything analysis/forcasting system. If there was another object on the ball other then a # then how would this be lotto?I don't think there is enough fruit out there or what ever u want to use to replace #'s

Reply #5

JADELottery — Fri, 28 Oct 2005 08:05:21 GMT

It would seem that the numeric value printed on the ball determines if I am a jackpot winner or not... so, i guess it would factor in.

Reply #4

BaristaExpress — Fri, 28 Oct 2005 01:26:26 GMT

Yes, Powerball has test draws and yes they are posted on their website! But in the scope of things being said here, I'm afraid hypersoniq is incorrect. Powerball does 4 test draws and then the actual (Money) draw occurs, I think that would make it the 5th draw! Then there is one more draw (post draw as it's called) and that makes 6 drawings in total that have occurred

Reply #3

hypersoniq — Thu, 27 Oct 2005 23:18:39 GMT

I only play the powerball... they use an actively rotating group of four machines for the white balls (including 4 sets of balls) and four machines for the powerball # (4 sets of powerballs too). they provide this info on their website but it's too late to be of any use, they also post their pre and post draws (2-3 draws to test the equipment beforehand and 2-3 afterwards to make sure tampering did not take place).I believe that numbers are just an arbitrary identifier, but they are the only ide... [ More ]

Reply #2

cfelder8 — Wed, 26 Oct 2005 22:44:12 GMT

hi, tenaj i m interesting in find out how does the lottery bible works. I m from S.C and i m always one off. or when i stop playing the number it comes out.

Reply #1

Tenaj — Wed, 26 Oct 2005 22:24:56 GMT

I vote no

Math involving the number on the ball

jonathan — Wed, 26 Oct 2005 22:15:12 GMT

Hello! I'm fairly new to lottery playing (and to Lottopost.com) and I've been examining the various strategies that people use from various sites on the Internet. I'm curious how many people here use analysis/forcasting systems that involve calculations based on the number printed on the ball (or virtual ball for those in computerized realms). I have seen some strategies that involve taking a sum of the numbers drawn, and others that work with 'deltas' taking the difference between each number i... [ More ]