Backing into combinations for double digit draws

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JosephusMinimus — Sat, 07 May 2011 11:30:27 GMT

Here's a link to an EXCEL file download with some sort/filtering attributes that seems to line them up fairly well

http://db.tt/TFBGsez

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JosephusMinimus — Thu, 14 Apr 2011 11:44:30 GMT

Hi RL: I'd noticed what you're talking about a few years ago myself and found similar results to what you and your wife found, though I never used any program other than EXCEL and it was a cumbersome process. It's something I always keep in mind when I'm mulling over other aspects and possible directions to explore. Keeping it as a single process doesn't appear to lead anywhere helpful, but combined with other generalities and treated as a piece of a larger whole it might.

I take the view th... [ More ]

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RL-RANDOMLOGIC — Thu, 14 Apr 2011 05:17:11 GMT

Josephus

I have a couple old programs that date back to when I still used numbers. The first uses the 5 numbers from

the current draw and goes through the entire history and every time it finds a draw with one of the numbers

it records the numbers that hit in the next draw. The end process totals all the information giving you what has

hit most often after the numbers from the current draw.

I have a second program that does the same thing but uses every pairing of numbers from th... [ More ]

Backing into combinations for double digit draws

JosephusMinimus — Fri, 08 Apr 2011 01:04:03 GMT

I'm about to be taking a break from posting on the forums for a while but I wanted to toss this out to give it an opportunity for some discussion if anyone's interested.

While individual numbers don't show a lot of variety in frequency of hits when taken across multiple lotteries and tens of thousands of draws, combinations are an entirely different matter. Unfortunately, from the top the frequency percentages of combinations is jam packed. But from the bottom the percentages take on an entir... [ More ]