Brad Duke did not play the top 15 #'s. Fact.

Reply #11

RJOh — Tue, 10 Apr 2012 22:58:33 GMT

It probably doesn't but when the code in a program is revised to check for certain conditions more easily, things never imagined sometimes show up that been there all along.

Reply #10

haymaker — Tue, 10 Apr 2012 22:12:29 GMT

Yes, but imagine this,

on PB you pick the #set 5-9-21-35-38+20 on 12/21/96 so you got 5+0 pretty nice haul aye ?

so now you decide, i will continue to play that same #set on both MM PB

you have to stick to that #set for 15 years to win the MM JP, nice haul is right, but who could hang on that long ?

@ RJoh yes , very nice find.

Reply #9

PlayTwoWin — Tue, 10 Apr 2012 21:37:23 GMT

I can't imagine that happens very often..

Reply #8

Stack47 — Tue, 10 Apr 2012 18:50:39 GMT

Nice find.

Though it doesn't surprise me because that program you developed finds lots of useful information by clicking your mouse

Reply #7

RJOh — Tue, 10 Apr 2012 16:41:18 GMT

That may be true of most systems but not combinations.

PB 02/21/1996 05 09 21 35 38 +16

MM 01/21/2011 05 09 21 35 38 +20

Reply #6

Stack47 — Tue, 10 Apr 2012 15:04:08 GMT

The only thing I find unique about Brad Duke's story is he said he use a system. All of us using large jackpot game systems know they only have work once. Since Duke's system hasn't repeated a jackpot winner, there is probably nothing to sell.

Reply #5

RJOh — Tue, 10 Apr 2012 01:03:27 GMT

At least he didn't try to sell that information and it was specific enough to be back checked. You can't do that with many of the lottery systems being sold.

Reply #4

Stack47 — Tue, 10 Apr 2012 00:48:48 GMT

I can only quote what Brad Duke said:

How to choose my lottery numbers started through a trial and error process. I just started playing number games with myself about how to capture the most diverse numbers. Then I looked at the most recent Powerball numbers over the last six months and took the set of 15 numbers that were most commonly coming up. My Powerball numbers were going to be those 15. So I starting messing around with it, and my number games got a little more complex and a little

Reply #3

PlayTwoWin — Tue, 10 Apr 2012 00:19:25 GMT

I may have done a couple different draws then what you did. But regardless, still not top 15 #'s.

Reply #2

RJOh — Mon, 09 Apr 2012 23:17:29 GMT

Sorry, I was using the wrong data. This is what I should have used:

11/27/04 TO 05/25/05 52 DRAWS

0: 0 10: 8 20: 3 30: 5 40: 5 50: 5

1: 4 11: 13 21: 8 31: 2 41: 5 51: 6

2: 2 12: 2 22: 6 32: 8 42: 2 52: 4

3: 2 13: 6 23: 7 33: 7 43: 2 53: 5

4: 2 14: 1 24: 3 34: 3 44: 7 54: 0

5: 5 15: 5 25: 4 35: 5 45: 6 55: 0

6: 4 16: 6 26: 2 36: 2 46: 7 56: 0

7: 7 17: 5 27: 6 37: 5 47: 5 57: 0

8: 3 18: 6 28: 5 38: 7 48: 6 58: 0

9: 8 19: 1 29: 8 39: 3 49: 6 59: 0

Reply #1

RJOh — Mon, 09 Apr 2012 22:32:13 GMT

Are you sure you used the 42 drawings before 05/28/2005 ? My data shows the following:

12/31/04 TO 05/24/05 42 DRAWS

0: 0 10: 5 20: 2 30: 2 40: 5 50: 4

1: 2 11: 5 21: 5 31: 4 41: 2 51: 5

2: 5 12: 3 22: 2 32: 2 42: 7 52: 4

3: 5 13: 3 23: 5 33: 3 43: 3 53: 0

4: 2 14: 8 24: 3 34: 2 44: 4 54: 0

5: 3 15: 5 25: 7 35: 5 45: 8 55: 0

6: 5 16: 1 26: 2 36: 1 46: 3 56: 0

7: 7 17: 5 27: 5 37: 3 47: 5 57: 0

8: 4 18: 6 28: 6 38: 3 48: 2 58: 0

9: 3 19: 6 29: 2 39: 8 49

Brad Duke did not play the top 15 #'s. Fact.

PlayTwoWin — Mon, 09 Apr 2012 21:49:27 GMT

Brad Duke did not win the lottery playing the 15 most draw numbers in the past six months when he won the PowerBall. In fact, not a single number drawn on 05/28/2005 was in the top 15 of the last 6 months.

05/28/2005 - PB draw date.

05-07-24-28-39(36) - Winning #'s.

Top 15 Most drawn numbers in the prior 6 months.

11 - 11 draws

10 - 8 draws

21 - 8 draws

32 - 8 draws

09 - 7 draws

23 - 7 draws

29 - 7 draws

33 - 7 draws

46 - 7 draws

18 - 6 draws

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