Theory of probabitity x2.

Reply #13

Greenfox — Sat, 19 Mar 2011 02:00:42 GMT

Good evening sully,

And thank you. I have worked a ton on this stuff for years now, and don't intend on quitting until i get it figured out. You know, i am going to go ahead and post something. I probably shouldn't but will. I've showed it to a couple of people, but i'm here to win and want to see everybody else here win. New post coming up.......

Reply #12

sully16 — Sat, 19 Mar 2011 01:00:08 GMT

Thanks for sharing , keep up the good work.

Reply #11

Greenfox — Sat, 19 Mar 2011 00:19:50 GMT

Evening lotto lynn, yeah you gotta keep track of all of it to get it right. I know theres more there than just random. I wish i could hit a big one so i could put all i have on here. I have so much stuff here that has gotten me really close time after time and i know theres a lot of people on here a ton smarter than i am. I'm sure some people here could use it and win. Mostly on the bigger games. But anyway, i'm still at it and won't stop. I can't!

Thanks a bunch and best of luck... [ More ]

Reply #10

lotto lynn — Fri, 18 Mar 2011 13:11:06 GMT

Greenfox

I do track the even and odd numbers. So this is very interesting. Keep up the good work

Reply #9

Greenfox — Fri, 18 Mar 2011 06:26:02 GMT

Hello Josephus,

Say that odd and even don't make your heart beat faster? Lol. No not really. What this thread was about is taking the game to another place. Say most people look at one game to the next as what numbers have hit. Which we all have to. Now on the pick 3 it really doesn't make that much difference, but the bigger games now.... Let's say that if there was a way to tell that the next number coming was going to be even or odd. Just imagine the possibilities. On a 50 number game, th... [ More ]

Reply #8

JosephusMinimus — Thu, 17 Mar 2011 18:43:43 GMT

Greenfox: Odd and even don't cause my heart to beat faster, but you are near the edge of a lot of other issues that do. I don't use graphs but I load down my RAM with draws spread out horizontally and forced to declare themselves with the Countifs function I might as well be using graphs.

I hope you won't be put off by the limited response to your thread. It's interesting. Elaborate.

Reply #7

Greenfox — Thu, 10 Mar 2011 15:48:20 GMT

I truly do hope it works for ya. Need help with those numbers myself, lol. I am getting them though. I mostly play the powerball and cash 5, but thought it would work easier on the single digit games, tried it, and it seemed to work quite well. So i put it on here hoping it would help, and maybe someone might see what i might be missing. I am working hard on those pesky ones but getting closer. Highly dreaming here, but would love to get it narrowed down as much as possible, and make it as easy

Reply #6

LuCKNER — Thu, 10 Mar 2011 15:30:32 GMT

yes sir Greenfox i will be tying your sytem to day ,it wk i back test and i saw da number it good ,the pick game have lot of #0,1,4,9. need help whit them ,but it good when i see them i would not play ,lol.thank you my friend

Reply #5

Greenfox — Thu, 10 Mar 2011 15:04:52 GMT

Good morning LuCKNER,

Thanks man, anybody let's go of a dream doesn't really achieve it, the way i see it.

Good luck to you

Reply #4

LuCKNER — Thu, 10 Mar 2011 14:59:57 GMT

I like the way way you tinks keep up da good work .

Reply #3

Greenfox — Thu, 10 Mar 2011 14:49:47 GMT

Good morning truecritic,

and thanks for the welcome. I do like it here.

I will agree with you that everything is a 50/50 chance. Either something will be or do something or it won't. When it comes to anything it's more or less how much one believes in something. It is also a good idea unless one is psychic, to choose both just to cover the bases and pick both an even and odd. As far as 200 games back goes, i have graphs on the powerball, that go back everygame, to 2006. I have used them ma... [ More ]

Reply #2

truecritic — Thu, 10 Mar 2011 14:08:42 GMT

Welcome to LP.

I assume you mean that this is your idea of a theory of probability? Because there has been considerable conversation here at LP that it doesn't work that way. Here are articles covering both ways of thinking 1) That the next draw (or flip of a coin) will be different than the last. or 2) That the draw is hot and will continue to be the same as the last drawing (flip).

I'd be interested to see your results from backtesting over, say, 200 games or so and see if your idea work... [ More ]

Reply #1

Greenfox — Thu, 10 Mar 2011 13:31:47 GMT

Another little tip is if you go back on the games doing this and you have even , odd, even, odd, in succession numerous times, if the newest number lands on an even number probably wanna pick an even number again. Odd try odd. Same with, spreading it out. If you have a multiple of odds try even. A multiple of evens try odd. Forgot to put that in there, sorry.

Theory of probabitity x2.

Greenfox — Thu, 10 Mar 2011 12:09:10 GMT

I'm not sure if systems would be the place for this, but i can't find anywhere else it really should be. It is really part of a system of determining whats to come. As much as things stay the same, without change things don't really go anywhere. Without change an alcoholic is always an alcoholic. Every new thing learned, every new thing that is seen, with everything new it is some sort of change. Now with an alcoholic, (just example), if one drinks everyday, and is seen as doing so, the probabil... [ More ]