Theoretical Sets

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Ramijami — Sat, 12 Oct 2013 10:48:09 GMT

Testing 100 Sets of 22 Numbers (91% matches in previous draws) in Powerball 5/45. Using the idea by GameBelgium www.lotterypost.com/thread/228042 to reduce the numbers within the sets, but using 3 NoMatch lines to eliminate numbers. Also using 3 FD's (0-9) and 3 Rootsums (1-9) to eliminate further. Usually end up with sets containing 2-12 numbers using all 3 aspects. Challenge is getting the correct parameters for each aspect to give only 100 sets, or a maximum of 3 for each aspect which will gi... [ More ]

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Ramijami — Sun, 29 Sep 2013 19:48:30 GMT

Thanks BobP. Sent an e-mail.

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BobP — Fri, 27 Sep 2013 21:33:03 GMT

Odds and averages are not wheeling combinations. In a 6/49 game the odds of a 3 number win are 1 in 56, this means you will average a 3 number win for every 56 plays whether one a week or played all at once and if you don't get a 3 number win in the first 56 plays you will likely have one or two in the next 56 and so on.

While the odds of a 3 number win are 1 in 56 it takes 163 wheeled combinations to guarantee that win and that's a split wheel making a jackpot almost impossible as all the... [ More ]

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Ramijami — Fri, 27 Sep 2013 13:09:37 GMT

Was able to use LottoDesignerXL to get 95 sets of 22 numbers for the powerball. Backtested it with our lotto and it matches a winning combination about 95% of the time. The LottoDesignerXL version I have is build 4, but I see there is a build 7. Does anybody know where I can get a copy? I tried the website but can't download it, and the other website where the download works is for build 4.

Any help appreciated.

Theoretical Sets

Ramijami — Sun, 22 Sep 2013 10:00:35 GMT

Hi, need some help please as I am trying to test a few ideas. From what I gather from my searches on LP in the past, to get 6 in 24 numbers one would theoretically need around 104 sets of 24 numbers. Does anyone have these sets or know where I can get them, or of a free software that can generate them? I'm looking for the 6 in 24 sets, 6 in 18 sets, 5 in 22 sets, and 5 in 15 sets. The closest software I have is LottoDesignerXL, but it does not work on my excel for mac (macros not working), and o... [ More ]