Chaos Theory

Reply #6

DownandDirty — Tue, 13 Feb 2018 05:12:58 GMT

Most of the remaining numbers are always floating around nearby...except for that elusive last surprise number

I use my system on our local Pick 5 for years now. Have gotten a good number of 4 out of 5 correct (which is a pretty good second place prize here in NY). I have posted these wins on LP. I came incredibly close to having all five correct last year (one number off on the 5th number). As close as you can get.

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Reply #5

Artist77 — Sun, 11 Feb 2018 20:37:18 GMT

I agree. I love number theory. Try adding plus 1 or 2 to the non-correct numbers.

Reply #4

Soledad — Sun, 11 Feb 2018 19:51:04 GMT

I agree. Bet $5. Lose $5. Bet $1. Win $2. Still $4 in the hole. Straight betting has it's advantages, specific number of numbers to play, technically for a month it would be less than $10,000, preferably around $7,000 or $8,000. All you would need is 2 hits Straight and you'd make around 50% of your money back. 3 hits you'd make 100% profit. 4 hits 200%. 4 numbers of course I'm speaking of. Pick 3 will never pay out like that, and you will most of the time be in the hole with Pick 3 with any amo... [ More ]

Reply #3

Lucky Loser — Sun, 11 Feb 2018 19:30:39 GMT

Half the numbers right does not get you a win.

Actually, this is half right and wrong...with respect to your assessment. If the number drawn lies within the 1/2 you consider 'correct' then, you'll get the win. If not, then you lose which is in line with the typical margin of error. The truth of the matter is that there are specific principles to follow when trying to trap the next winning combo, and, especially when severely limited to an anemic set of picks.

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adobea78 — Sun, 11 Feb 2018 19:14:40 GMT

Problem is, it only gives you half the numbers upcoming..and misleads you on the rest. Half the numbers right does not get you a win.

You need to re-visit the ideal behind the theory.Do you need all the numbers to make predictions, Chaos explores the transitions between order and disorder, which often occur in surprising ways. creating order/disorder in itself is a reducing factor, in gambling (lotto is gambling) you risk on this order/disorder.

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Reply #1

str8ca$hhomie — Sun, 11 Feb 2018 09:17:54 GMT

You're in good company according to Robert Walsh's Book 'How To Play Win The Pick 3 Lottery' At the beginning of Chapter 13 he states that in the Chaos Theory any random number can be drawn, but the chances are better that a previous drawn number will be drawn again before a number that has never been drawn.

Chaos Theory

DownandDirty — Sun, 11 Feb 2018 00:32:42 GMT

I will make this as short as possible. Happy to elaborate on request.

After years of daily analysis of lottery draw results, I am convinced that it's true and can help you predict correct numbers upcoming.

Problem is, it only gives you half the numbers upcoming..and misleads you on the rest. Half the numbers right does not get you a win.

So I continue on trying to develop various systems to accurately pull the correct numbers out of that chaos pool.