A Question about Drawing History Data in Lotto Logic Pro

Reply #3

Sunglasses — Wed, 29 Jun 2016 15:32:46 GMT

If you have 10 000 000 combinations, when none repeats, it will take you 10 000 000 drawings to have seen every drawing. Some drawings will repeat once or more times over 10 000 000 drawings. ... You could kick the machine and not find a difference in the results.

Reply #2

lottologix — Tue, 28 Jun 2016 18:23:23 GMT

The author(s) of that software in your quote sound like they read an article by Robert Perkins titled How to win Your Pick 6 Lottery game .

I quote small part of the article,

Our first step is to decide how much history to use. We want

to give every number an equal chance to preform within the

scope of what's happening now. We could use the last 50 or

100 previous draws, but the lottery could have changed out

their ballsets or repaired a machine which could mean relying

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Reply #1

Sunglasses — Tue, 21 Jun 2016 23:40:47 GMT

When it was too much, your pc shuts down.

A Question about Drawing History Data in Lotto Logic Pro

Kosh — Mon, 20 Jun 2016 07:08:06 GMT

This is a question about the maximum amount of drawing history to have in the Lotto Logic Pro. In a way, this is an inquiry about sample size. I am just seeking some clarification here.

I posed the question that I am writing down below to the folks at Timersoft and only got this answer:

These are only recommendations, it's your tool to do with whatever you feel is best.

I am asking this question because the folks who made Lotto Logic Pro are rather vague on this issue as anyone w... [ More ]