Math behind the infamous $99 wheel aka guaranteed 2 of 3?

Reply #5

Stack47 — Tue, 02 Dec 2014 05:21:21 GMT

It works because mathematically it takes 8 lines to create a guaranteed 2 if 3 of 10 number wheel. Why is it called the $99 Wheel when it can be played for $4

Reply #4

PeerGynt — Thu, 20 Nov 2014 02:14:46 GMT

Yes, that's correct, Rocko. I hope you can make it work for you.

Reply #3

Rocko2x — Wed, 19 Nov 2014 06:32:35 GMT

Thanks for your input destiny, but im not interested in a system for producing wins. This is why I posted this in the math forum and not the system forum. I like to analyze numbers and patterns, I always have. If I can get a better understanding of why this system/wheel works than maybe I can expand on it to make something that will work for me.

That's what I like to do, I like to find systems patterns that produce results and try to expand on them. This is why it makes a difference to me. Yo... [ More ]

Reply #2

PeerGynt — Wed, 19 Nov 2014 05:13:26 GMT

Ah, the illusion of numbers....

Here's a trick: take all ten digits - 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

Now, in any - absolutely any - order, make three columns, one three digits tall, one four digits tall, the last three digits tall. For example....

8

3 6 0

7 1 5

4 2 9

Now, you have a strategy for play (singles only). Just play the right numbers, one from each column, until you hit.

And an added bonus: you have a total of twelve pairs running up and down... only about 1... [ More ]

Reply #1

destinycreation — Wed, 19 Nov 2014 04:46:19 GMT

What difference does it make, about the math behind it ??? 2 out of 3 [a PAIR] is NOT a win. In a group of 8 numbers, you still have No Idea which number in the group contains 2/3 [a Pair], and which pair might be the potential winning pair, that you would use to attach the digits (0 - 9).

Your Example:

11/15/14 - 306, 490, 543, 502, 569, 625, 718, 932

1) What's the point of playing all 8 of these numbers, b/c you're only guaranteed 2/3 [A Pair] will Hit. You don't know which Pair, from... [ More ]

Math behind the infamous $99 wheel aka guaranteed 2 of 3?

Rocko2x — Wed, 19 Nov 2014 01:25:18 GMT

The Infamous $99 Wheel gives 8 sets of numbers and of those it guarantees one set will have 2 of 3 winning numbers for the next draw as long as the result is not a double or triple. Running back tests it seems to perform as stated, even when a double falls it will sometimes contain two of the three digits for the next draw. It's obviously a wheeling system but how does it work and what is the math behind it?

11-18-14 101

11-17-14 697 270, 387, 432, 471, 408, 013, 569, 821

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