Playing randomly

Reply #19

Stat$talker — Sun, 10 Nov 2024 13:54:01 GMT

You need a knowledge of Probability and the hit frequency for whatever you're playing. It is helpful to know about relative or empirical frequency

Well, Ya know whut they saayy...

Great Mindz, think alike

Reply #18

Elizabeth03 — Sun, 10 Nov 2024 12:35:24 GMT

with the lottery I like to buy a ticket where I choose number's. As well there are day's where I will buy one from the cashier with what the machine chooses. I hope I have luck either way

Reply #17

Pick3geniu$ — Sat, 09 Nov 2024 19:55:45 GMT

I use recent draws for patterns since patterns are temporary and short term. I don't track numbers by position at all though. I have all 1000 numbers broken down into smaller groups on three levels as shown in the tree diagram. The Even Low and Odd High groups on the third level are small enough to play and are the majority groups on that level.

The groups are tracked on all 3 levels with regard to patterns in this 2nd image here. Patterns involving all singles and all repeati... [ More ]

Reply #16

LottoBux — Sat, 09 Nov 2024 13:27:18 GMT

I've used All History (empirical) stats a lot in the beginning,

but lately I've been playing more recent history(relative).

These are just 2 charts

1st is all draws history

2nd is draws from the past year

Do you stick with the more recent draws or the other numbers by position,

Or do you switch em up depending on Day/Eve stats

Reply #15

Pick3geniu$ — Sat, 09 Nov 2024 11:48:07 GMT

There is no in-depth knowledge of statistics that you need, but there are a couple of things that are relevant. You need a knowledge of Probability and the hit frequency for whatever you're playing. It is helpful to know about relative or empirical frequency which is what I use. The sampling I use goes back many years and ideally you would want to use the entire history of draws for the state. The more data you have the better. I also use concepts I haven't ever seen in Statistics that I have de... [ More ]

Reply #14

Pick3geniu$ — Sat, 09 Nov 2024 10:01:47 GMT

Hey dr san. It's true that each draw usually has its own seed for the next draw and I've explored this very aspect for many years before abandoning it. But, you can't use this for predicting several draws in a row and the next draw is all that matters.

Reply #13

Stat$talker — Sat, 09 Nov 2024 09:27:15 GMT

You don't need in-depth knowledge of statistics neither, although this can help.

Curious?.. What in-depth level of understanding Statistics would you deem basic enough?, since full knowledge is deemed not necessary.

Reply #12

dr san — Sat, 09 Nov 2024 06:00:39 GMT

hello pick3genius! the previous draws are like footprints or traces of crime, each draw has its own seed for the next draw, the question is = how to abort the theme to have positive responses with several bets and play for several draws in a row, like setting up the spider's web

Reply #11

Pick3geniu$ — Sat, 09 Nov 2024 03:44:26 GMT

Wow!! It does not need to be that complicated or involved at all. How about a simple study for predicting lottery draws? It's best to keep it as simple and as basic as possible. There is no need for a neural network or Artificial Intelligence to learn patterns and make predictions when you have your brain. You don't need in-depth knowledge of statistics neither, although this can help. You can do your complex study for predicting lottery draws using all the tools you've described, but a simple s... [ More ]

Reply #10

Pick3geniu$ — Sat, 09 Nov 2024 03:23:12 GMT

Can you be more specific or give an example of what you mean

Reply #9

Pick3geniu$ — Sat, 09 Nov 2024 02:56:06 GMT

It doesn't even take a system to reduce your choices to one pick, but what you're saying should tell you something. A system involves more than picking or choosing numbers to play. It involves knowing when to play and it should have a way of protecting you from losing streaks that could wipe you out as part of it. The hit frequency was touched upon which means that a system should be providing you with a group of numbers to play as opposed to just one pick in order to increase the hit frequency.... [ More ]

Reply #8

Pick3geniu$ — Sat, 09 Nov 2024 02:27:48 GMT

Sure, it's easier to pick numbers are random than to study draw history and keep files, but don't fool yourself. Picking numbers at random is not necessarily as good as using a system. There is a hit frequency, but you're only going to hit less frequently if you're creating systems that give you only one pick to play. But, what kind of hit frequency do you expect to have if you're playing new random numbers on every draw? It's important to have consistency when playing.... [ More ]

Reply #7

Stat$talker — Sat, 09 Nov 2024 00:03:24 GMT

You MISSED 1 Doc..

Aaand, Don't forgit to employ AI ..

Reply #6

dr san — Fri, 08 Nov 2024 21:47:22 GMT

hello=A complex study for predicting lottery draws would involve a combination of several approaches and tools, including:

1. Statistical Analysis:

Frequency Distribution: Analyzing how often each number is drawn to identify any trends.

Hypothesis Testing: Checking whether the distribution of drawn numbers fits a theoretical distribution (such as a uniform distribution).

Time Series Analysis: Modeling the sequence of drawn numbers as a time series to identify seasonal or long-term pa... [ More ]

Reply #5

dr san — Fri, 08 Nov 2024 21:28:49 GMT

Hello, it could be that we are studying the previous draws in the wrong way! We could use the previous draws as filters with minimum and maximum limits for each draw, but for more draws and not just for the next one (an event

Reply #4

tokecap — Fri, 08 Nov 2024 15:55:06 GMT

You're right: every lottery draw is essentially independent, and while analysis might find patterns, these are coincidental in the context of random draws. Many systems aim to reduce choices to a single best guess, but in truth, any single-pick system has the same odds as any other because each draw is a fresh event. So, choosing numbers at random can indeed be just as effective as using a complex system, especially if minimizing time and effort is a priority. This straightforward approach avoid... [ More ]

Reply #3

hypersoniq — Fri, 08 Nov 2024 15:29:08 GMT

It seems that a hit is a hit, regardless of how you arrived at your pick. Every system is coincidental at best, which would include picking random numbers. It is with that in mind that I always aimed for creating systems that ended with just 1 pick... a best guess . After years of studying the past draws, it seems that any system breaks down on hit frequency, unless of course you are picking a bunch of numbers for each game (with associated costs erasing any wins over time) or throwing out all s... [ More ]

Reply #2

Stack47 — Tue, 05 Nov 2024 22:33:18 GMT

They say all the drawings are random so maybe playing random numbers is the way to go. The odds are the same either way.

Reply #1

Lotterologist — Tue, 05 Nov 2024 17:25:24 GMT

Whatever works.

Playing randomly

TrustnoTrump — Tue, 05 Nov 2024 17:00:51 GMT

Luck strikes randomly not by setting numbers up. I won most of the times when drawing numbers randomly than picking with method formulas you find. Believe and just do or don't say later I didn't warn you.