Supercomputers & Integer Sequence and the LOttery..

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jordi marey — Sun, 08 Oct 2006 14:07:11 GMT

Really would be nice if this thread continues with worthwhile contributes.

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tntea — Sun, 08 Oct 2006 12:02:56 GMT

I agree. Why would anyone want to tell if they found something working that great in their favor for cracking the lottery..

It would be like slicing up the Goose to find the golden eggs..

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RJOh — Mon, 18 Sep 2006 03:40:21 GMT

There was a LP member from Europe that thought he could synchronize with randomness/chaos of a lottery by using the most recent drawings and pick a group of 10 numbers that would contain the winning numbers and wrote a program to do just that. A few members bought his Lotto Sync and he stopped posting, go figure. Those member of still waiting for an updated version that will win some money.

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popeye — Mon, 18 Sep 2006 03:18:35 GMT

I think he was Moses (forget last name).

He did have some interesting points like the lottery using only the last digit to check which tickets bought were not winners and then manipulating the first digit to get whatever payout they want. In theory, could be done and not that hard in computer generated draws.

But, I don't think his work resulted in any way to beat the system. A lot of those posters from yesteryear have vanished from the scene. Either they came up with something that worke... [ More ]

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RJOh — Mon, 18 Sep 2006 01:14:59 GMT

A few years ago, there was a crackpot in England that claimed he had cracked the code of the lottery played there. He wrote letters to several university math departments and some news papers trying to get some recognizing for his work but to no avail because all he really had to do was win the lottery several times and he never won it even once. There were several Internet articles about him at the time but I did a search recently and I couldn't find any of those articles, he must have faded... [ More ]

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MillionsWanted — Sat, 19 Aug 2006 01:10:22 GMT

The person who is able to use a supercomputer(or any computer for that matter) to crack the lottery code is not going to tell us.

Perhaps several methods must be implemented at the same time and used together in a custom built software like this: predictions of physical behavior of the lottery balls

A.I, genetical programming or neural networks to predict the next six lottery balls

Hot Cold number predictions/statistics

Statistical prediction methods.

I am not saying this is t... [ More ]

Supercomputers & Integer Sequence and the LOttery..

pumpi76 — Tue, 15 Aug 2006 06:41:06 GMT

I believe that in the future they are going to use supercomputers to find the distances between integer sequences in numbers and be able to predict the next numbers/integers...Once done they are going to use this technology on the lottery..Perhaps not the lotto machine but RnG's...I hope they succeed...Perhaps create an custom abbreviated wheel with let's say 15, 4of 5 matches (pick5), and use the known/played lottery integer sequences spaces (sort of the distance between one number footprint an... [ More ]