A digital look at a jackpot lottery

Reply #13

Mr-B 216 — Sat, 07 Nov 2020 13:49:09 GMT

As one who was following this thread, I am happy to see your excitement with your findings. I have had the same experience with some of my own software. I also fully understand you wanting to leave LP and spend your time tweaking your software. Like you, I am not interested in sharing my software at any price. Keep at it and go get a jackpot

Reply #12

MartyMcNuts — Sat, 07 Nov 2020 05:57:15 GMT

Wait what!!

I've been reading this thread from the start and awaiting the release of your program. I didn't realize you had already released it!!

How can I get a copy??

Cheers

MM

Reply #11

Pick3Max — Sat, 07 Nov 2020 05:14:46 GMT

Part 9 - The inglorious finale.

First of all, my apologies to all LP members that got interested in this thread for the mess I created.

From the beginning I had good intentions to describe my new concept for playing jackpot lotteries. I tried to be clear, systematic and informative describing my newest software. Little I knew what I'm getting into, otherwise I would not have started this thread.

The idea behind the new system was to improve my ROI for a jackpot lottery. My orig... [ More ]

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dr san — Sat, 31 Oct 2020 05:58:20 GMT

good job, lotteries are all about repetitions and delays, short medium and long, with their cycles

frequencies and jumps, etc. it's like a passing cloud, but we have a problem !! is that in lotteries mathematically you can only reach 80%

the remaining 20% will always be random, the best

wheels are positional ones, in ascending order

to match the draws in ascending order, the last digits are good filters but the positional in each column vertically, the use of the carteziano would be... [ More ]

Reply #9

aquariuslottery — Sat, 31 Oct 2020 04:41:55 GMT

Part 8 - The hidden power of wheels.

A very interesting example of a wheel that can generate multiple winners:

6W 6H 8N 28T (you should win jackpot if you hit 6 out of 8 numbers distributed into 28 tickets), 10 latest draws analysed:

Now look at the draw #18. Hit only 3 and bonus, not much by any standards. But look at the wins: 25 out of 28 tickets were winners. That's the hidden power of a wheel - it's ability to generate multiple winners even with a low hit.

An... [ More ]

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aquariuslottery — Sat, 10 Oct 2020 21:45:22 GMT

Part 7 - High score wheel

I'm still testing the whole system and barely scratched the surface of its capability. It's still being developed and refined but what I've seen so far is becoming more and interesting. I already showed that smaller wheels can make money. Well, not only. Look at the examples below. That's a large wheel, 40 tickets a game. I use the same sample data as before for comparison.

9 latest draws, 8 winners, unquestionably a winning cluster. If my math is correct... [ More ]

Reply #7

aquariuslottery — Sat, 10 Oct 2020 21:27:43 GMT

Thx Mr-B 216,

I hope that this clarity will help others to not only understand what's happening but also develop their own systems with similar features for the lotteries they can play.

Likewise, I have difficulties to understand majority of other systems presented on LP. Sometimes I have an impression that even inventors have only a vague idea how the whole system works. So, until I have a clear understanding of how the system operates and, even more important, what results it can produce... [ More ]

Reply #6

Mr-B 216 — Thu, 08 Oct 2020 15:12:08 GMT

Nice job of explaining what you are doing, start to finish. So many others will post their systems or methods and just assume we know what it is they are talking about. You make it very clear, step by step. Thank you for that.

Best of luck to you

Reply #5

aquariuslottery — Thu, 08 Oct 2020 03:30:09 GMT

Part 6 - backtracks

This is the final stage of the system - the verification of the results, otherwise called backtracks. This stage is also the most important because it allows to see what prediction methods combined with what wheels produced the best results in a selected number of draws, starting from the latest one.

For this presentation I will backtrack only up to 20 draws. In the final version of the software I will make it variable, from 10 to 50; I don't see a benefit in going beyo... [ More ]

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aquariuslottery — Sun, 04 Oct 2020 23:25:11 GMT

Part 5 - Predictions

Now we are ready to make some predictions. How do we make them in this system? By combining a certain number of first and second digits into playable numbers. In this example I will use 3 first digits and 5 second digits. This will amount to 15 numbers. These numbers will have to be wheeled for appropriate distribution.

Next, I need to selected an appropriate wheel. For 15 numbers I have these choices:

2W 2H 15N 10T

2W 3H 15N 4T

2W 4H 15N 3T

2W 5H 15N... [ More ]

Reply #3

aquariuslottery — Sat, 03 Oct 2020 03:42:16 GMT

Part 4 - wheeling

Whenever you play more than 2 lines (or tickets) in a jackpot lottery, whether you realize it or not - you are wheeling. You can use your own distribution methods, mathematically designed or haphazard, does not matter - you are wheeling.

Generally used description for a wheel is, for example 3if5of20. I don't use it as it misses 1 very important element of the wheel - its size, how many lines (tickets) it contains. I want to know this number before I even open the wheel.... [ More ]

Reply #2

aquariuslottery — Thu, 01 Oct 2020 03:03:51 GMT

Part 3 - Statistics

In this presentation I concentrate on statistical computations that are simple and easy to generate but still very effective in real play. Here I describe 3 of then.

First, digit frequency for each group of digits. Below are the results for the latest 20 draws.

In an instant you can see which first and second digits were the most frequent. For the first digit in just 20 draws the difference between the best (1) and the worst (3) is 14 which is quite la... [ More ]

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aquariuslottery — Sun, 27 Sep 2020 14:49:54 GMT

Part 2 - Digits in numbers

Every number in a jackpot lottery consists of 2 digits. I call them the first and the second digits. For example, number 5 consists of digits 0 (the first digit) and 5 (the second digit), number 38 - 3 as the first digit and 8 as the second digit. So far this should be easy to understand.

There are only 5 possible first digits - 0 to 4 but 10 possible second digits (0 to 9). Because of this difference they are not directly comparable. Therefore, any statist... [ More ]

A digital look at a jackpot lottery

aquariuslottery — Sat, 26 Sep 2020 17:02:52 GMT

Part 1 - Introduction.

This presentation is a response to requests to provide some guidelines and principles on how to improve winning in lotteries. While it is a lottery specific it may serve as a blueprint scheme for any other jackpot lottery. It describes a complete system with data analysis, predictions and backtracks. It is a also an attempt to evaluate a completely new approach towards jackpot lotteries.

The lottery in question is BC lotto 649. The reasons for this choice is that it