Automating lottery systems

Reply #8

aquariuslottery — Thu, 28 Feb 2019 06:50:45 GMT

LP offered in the past and still offers lots of systems for predicting winners. Most of them are variations of RNGs with sometimes very fanciful formulas for seed randomization. But sometimes you may encounter ideas that make good logical sense and these may be good candidates for computerization. Not infrequently such ideas may guide you to inventing something on your own. Not to mention that statistical formulas for numbers are abundant in and outside LP - a prime target for prediction compute... [ More ]

Reply #7

aquariuslottery — Thu, 28 Feb 2019 06:37:03 GMT

Sent me a PM what you are using and what you would like to know. Just give me a general idea. Sometimes solutions for complicated problems turn out to be surprisingly simple. In all my lottery solutions, no matter what the lottery, I always subscribed to the KISS methodology - Keep It Simple Stupid. Generally works.

Recently I ran some simulations on sums of digits. Again, some unexpected but interesting findings that will require further investigation: in general - how a frequency of Pick 3

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oate — Mon, 25 Feb 2019 21:06:55 GMT

Any system can be automated, even the dream interpretation systems in the Mystical forum. The only limit is your programming skills and how much time you want to invest. The real question is finding ones that are worth automating. If your goal is to beat the odds or win more than 50 cents on the dollar on average, you'll need to back test them. If you just want to have fun or practice your programming skills, stick with systems that are relatively simple. I think you'll get much more enjoyment o... [ More ]

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Curious22 — Mon, 25 Feb 2019 19:35:28 GMT

Pretty good I wonder if we could team up somehow. I have some questions to steer me in the right direction of getting better predictions.

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aquariuslottery — Tue, 05 Feb 2019 07:17:55 GMT

I would rather have it the other way around: take a system, computerize predictions and then computerize backtrack for 30 draws back. Run simulations on real lottery numbers and see what comes out. I did it for 2 systems and the results were very surprising.

For testing I used Pick 3 numbers for Wisconsin for November 2018 and earlier.

System # 1 - simple Vtrack.

Synopsis - take the latest draw number, convert each digit into Vtrack and play it. Vtrack at its simplest.

When convertin... [ More ]

Reply #3

Hawkster2152 — Mon, 04 Feb 2019 14:21:14 GMT

I ve looked at some on the Internet and saw a few such as Lotto Logic Pro, Lotto Looper and Lotto pro. The first two have limited times on a free trial. Not sure about Lotto pro.

I had downloaded Lotto Buster which I thought looked very good but it is limited to a number of times you can load it up (10) then you have to buy. I tried buying it but it seems that the company is no longer in business Nova Software. Anybody know how to get a working copy of Lotto Buster?? I ve sent E mails but th... [ More ]

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BobP — Sun, 03 Feb 2019 13:56:06 GMT

The problem with automating systems, is to be effective most systems require the user to make a choice and that choice determines whether they win or lose. There is usually no valid reason to make that choice one way or the other beyond gut feel for it.

BobP

Reply #1

lottologix — Sun, 03 Feb 2019 10:25:29 GMT

The first thing is to find what works. Then you can automate the whole thing from downloading the history to printing your tickets. The issue I find is that you must find methods that work together well or to some degree. Let's just look at an example. Let's say you are tracking sums, and you have found sum 8 thru 18 to be the most productive. But that alone has too many combinations to play. So you try to reduce the number of combinations by say using 1 digit from the last game. each idea on it... [ More ]

Automating lottery systems

playthem — Fri, 01 Feb 2019 15:59:10 GMT

The ones I know about are Lottery Bible (Large Print), Ladyc's Double Trap which I have done automating,

Are there other lottery systems (popular) that I can automate that I should know about?

Basically I want to find systems where I can automate by entering some inputs like previous draws numbers or whatever inputs and the computer does the simple but often tedious calculations and then spits out numbers that I can play.