If you don't know the laws of chance in lotteries, you'll be praying to the gods of chance asking wh

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Stat$talker — Fri, 28 Mar 2025 08:51:37 GMT

Coming soon to a bookstore near you! And as interesting and informative as How to consistently lose at Blackjack and Roulette .

Turnz out, I'm friendz wit a Publisher that allowed me a sneak preview of that book.. It mentioned some Kentucky Bourbon drinking KnUcKlEhEaD, that hadn't a clue az to how Probability actually werked for Blackjack or Roulette..!! Not to mention any Lottery Game! Not realizin, da Oddz were Stack47 X's against'im ... Guess the poor fella wuz so inebriated, he felt he... [ More ]

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Stack47 — Fri, 28 Mar 2025 04:48:09 GMT

Writing a book about the difficulties of winning the lottery can be an interesting and informative project,

Coming soon to a bookstore near you! And as interesting and informative as How to consistently lose at Blackjack and Roulette .

A few years ago when MM was 5/46 and $1 a line a poster had an interesting recently drawn 23 numbers system that if played produced a jackpot winner. The problem was the logistics of playing thousands of combinations with no win guarantee. When it goes u... [ More ]

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garyo1954 — Fri, 28 Mar 2025 00:47:37 GMT

Uh oh! Next post will be a Chad G. Petey dissertation on objective probability, subjective probability, and conditional probability.

Always a great time to do outside chores. If I get really bored I can always walk Brandi by the crazy woman's house and watch her trigger.

Y'all have fun arguing if water is wet.

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Stat$talker — Thu, 27 Mar 2025 13:57:30 GMT

because the Probability of each number being drawn is always the same.

Doc?... Don't git Probability mixed up wit Possibility..!! Az they are 2 DIFFERENT thangz..

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garyo1954 — Sat, 22 Mar 2025 18:23:02 GMT

Your old friend Chat G PT ring a bell

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dr san — Fri, 07 Mar 2025 02:10:53 GMT

hello block lee who is Chad G. Petey

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JustMaybe — Mon, 03 Mar 2025 19:06:43 GMT

In short, lotteries are pure games of chance, and there is no strategy or prayer that can change the mathematical probabilities involved. The best approach is to play responsibly, understanding that the chances of winning are very small.

Dr San, after such a long time, you have said exactly what I have always believed.

Look at my signature below for context.

It is for the same reason that I mostly walk into a store and get a QP and am on my way to do other things that actually get m... [ More ]

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MzDuffleBaglady — Mon, 03 Mar 2025 18:25:01 GMT

Thank you!

It took me awhile to understand repeats, I found that it happens because, each draw has a chance at the same set of numbers.

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Brock Lee — Mon, 03 Mar 2025 18:18:07 GMT

it looks like you've been praying to chad g petey and once again he has blessed you with a wall of text to paste on lottery post.

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dr san — Mon, 03 Mar 2025 17:07:04 GMT

Writing a book about the difficulties of winning the lottery can be an interesting and informative project, especially if you approach the topic clearly and with reason. Here are some basic precepts to guide your writing:

1. Understand the topic thoroughly

Research probability and statistics: Lotteries are games of chance based on extremely low probabilities. Understanding concepts such as combinations, permutations, and probability distribution is essential.

Know the rules of lotteri... [ More ]

If you don't know the laws of chance in lotteries, you'll be praying to the gods of chance asking wh

dr san — Mon, 03 Mar 2025 17:00:36 GMT

If you don't know the laws of chance in lotteries, you'll be praying to the gods of chance asking what to do. What are the laws of chance in lotteries?

The laws of chance in lotteries are based on probability and statistics, not on beliefs or prayers. Here are some fundamental concepts that govern how lotteries work:

Probability: Each number in a lottery has the same chance of being drawn, regardless of previous results. For example, in a lottery with 6 numbers from 1 to 60, the chance of... [ More ]