Is it worth picking numbers for lottery games with computerized drawings?

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hypersoniq — Wed, 25 Sep 2024 20:45:36 GMT

PA is split, mid day draws are all Computerized, while the evening games are drawn mechanically.

Every attempt I have made to come up with a system for the games have only ever had wins on the day draws, so that may be the easier target, although the wins are few and far between. The lone exception being a small but decent win on the Match 6, which is only drawn in the evening... and that was not on a line I picked, it was a QP.

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Stat$talker — Tue, 24 Sep 2024 14:04:41 GMT

quality lottery software like Lotto Pro for balance and wheeling.

BobP , I've been tryn to tell'em whut da real deal izz fa Yrz naah...of course they gotta do a lil Probability Math on it...but heyy..at least their wheelz come included , az not the case wit SLAG .. (ooh yea, I coined dat term, ..whutta ya know bout dat)

So, the Moral ov diz story ...

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BobP — Tue, 24 Sep 2024 05:36:21 GMT

Falls into the category of what you got that's better? It's not worth putting in a lot of effort, but it could be helpful to use a lower price decent quality lottery software like Lotto Pro for balance and wheeling.

BobP

Is it worth picking numbers for lottery games with computerized drawings?

rundown99 — Mon, 23 Sep 2024 16:47:38 GMT

Many state lotteries now have computerized drawings with random generators instead of ball sets because ball sets are more expensive and require replacing ball sets after certain periods of time. Is it worth picking numbers if random generators are selected. At least you can pick an overdue number that will eventually show up for physical balls that are drawn.