The many prediction ways.

Reply #10

LANTERN — Tue, 18 May 2010 02:49:57 GMT

Sorry, I am ending this thread.

Reply #9

LANTERN — Sun, 16 May 2010 01:59:50 GMT

From the post that I made days ago, those were real Tx draws:

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Tx Pick 3 Midday

Last draw on top.

Mostly Low and Mostly High.

As always, mistakes are very possible on all of my posts, so beware!

3 6 8 H

0 3 9 L

9 0 7 H

1 8 1 L

2 7 1 L

8 4 5 H

8 1 0 L

6 7 8 H

1 8 5 H

4 0 6 L

2 4 8 L

4 1 3 L

5 1 1 L

7 8 9 H

9 3 1 L

0 9 1 L

7 5 4 H

1 6 9 H

7 5 5 H

2 1 1 L

6 1 4 L

1 9 3 L

7 0 7 H

6 7 4 H

2 5 6 H

Reply #8

RJOh — Fri, 14 May 2010 17:13:21 GMT

That's basically what I've been trying to do. Picking numbers and combining them in a way that 95% of previous drawings have done. Last Wednesday's PB numbers 37 51 51 53 58 +38 were really outside those parameters, all the numbers were in the top half of the pool of 59 numbers which happens less than 5% of the time, 4 of 5 of the numbers were in the same decade and their sum was 251 which was the highest ever. So while during that will eliminate a lot of possible combinations, it also eliminate... [ More ]

Reply #7

LANTERN — Fri, 14 May 2010 03:11:03 GMT

Boxed predictions are O.K. also, but not in the way that some people make them, such as you describe and in some other ways.

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Still no time Today to continue nor soon, maybe Sat or on Sun

Reply #6

LANTERN — Fri, 14 May 2010 03:08:14 GMT

GASMETERGUY

I don't have any idea whatsoever what an algorithm is, I don't know anything about Math.

But for the most part you are right about what you said there on that post.

It is very much likely to have the winning number among a group of combinations than by itself.

But having the winning number by itself sometime(s) should not be impossible, just hard and not very likely.

Reply #5

Stack47 — Thu, 13 May 2010 16:05:55 GMT

If a person says that 017 will come out on the next draw and it does, that is some kind of a prediction. But if a person posts very many numbers and says that the winning number to come next will be among that group, Is that still a prediction?

I would give more credibility to a predictor that had at least a 0, 1, or 7 in the same position in all their other predictions and didn't claim a box hit as a win. If someone thinks 017 is going to hit, why predict 285?

Many predictors will use th... [ More ]

Reply #4

GASMETERGUY — Thu, 13 May 2010 14:06:45 GMT

I do not think that a winning system which will result in a 1:1 ratio is possible. After all, lotto is a random system.

A system which will create a group of numbers which share a common trait (or traits) that results in a win, making lotto profitable, is possible.

The trick now is to find those traits (i.e. filters) which are germane to a random system. Once found, those traits must be studied to determine the best algorithym which will produce that one group of numbers which contain a... [ More ]

Reply #3

LANTERN — Thu, 13 May 2010 04:33:06 GMT

How can a person predict?

Well, let us try, maybe the most basic kind of prediction, a future event that has only 2 possible outcomes.

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There is not much that can be done when there are only 2 possible outcomes for one event.

But after all, random or at least lottery random is not quite random, at least not on the short run, but accurate prediction for 50-50 chances is very hard to do.

Let us look at some stats:

The Tx pick 3 thread took too much of my time and now don... [ More ]

Reply #2

LANTERN — Wed, 12 May 2010 03:00:50 GMT

RJOh

Thanks a lot!

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Now, What is (Lottery) prediction?

If a person says that 017 will come out on the next draw and it does, that is some kind of a prediction.

But if a person posts very many numbers and says that the winning number to come next will be among that group, Is that still a prediction?

In order to know that we need to know the odds and to compare that prediction to the same amount of random numbers, this is regardless of how much they pay for getting

Reply #1

RJOh — Tue, 11 May 2010 17:16:14 GMT

The problem with lottery predicting is most players expect predictions to reduce their odds of winning a jackpot to 1:1. The odds of winning a 6/49 lottery jackpot are 1:13,983,816 and if it has three drawings a week, that's 156 chances a year to try and win it. Buying a $10 ticket for each drawing would add up to $1,560 a year. If one could expect to win a jackpot every three years playing that way, I would consider that a real good prediction system and yet that would be a prediction system wi... [ More ]

The many prediction ways.

LANTERN — Tue, 11 May 2010 05:19:19 GMT

Kali has many arms.

And Hydra has many heads.

Prediction has many ways, including: Luck, Intuition, Etc.

I prefer prediction by statistics, even like that there are many ways in which a person can predict by statistics.

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What is prediction?

How can a person predict?

Are predictions accurate?

Can a person make accurate predictions and How?

How accurate can or will the predictions be?

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Maybe more on these later as I make time for.