My take on math and ball lottery

Reply #4

Tucker Black — Sat, 20 Dec 2025 22:40:24 GMT

Clearly you don't know how the lottery works if you think a fair drawing is not random.

Reply #3

lottorist — Fri, 19 Dec 2025 16:18:56 GMT

I get your point but my video is not talking about how to win lottery but rather, proves that lottery is not random, mathematical nor probable. Your argument assumes that you don't understand how the game works and i am willing to prove you wrong in all your points...

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hypersoniq — Fri, 19 Dec 2025 14:46:30 GMT

What I got from that video was a way to find the factor (in that case 120) relating the combinations to the permutations.

The next video on the youtube feed was a really good 25 minute dive into the origins and apllications of Markov chains, from predicting neutron behavior in the first atomic bomb to the google search algorithm...

Reply #1

Tucker Black — Fri, 19 Dec 2025 13:24:59 GMT

The lottery ball machine (or RNG) doesn't decide in advance what the draw sequence will be. Draw sequence is something you can evaluate after the numbers have been drawn, but it's useless information. You don't win more money by betting on numbers to be drawn in a particular order. Any order will do.

The machine does not choose numbers that were randomly selected in the last drawing, nor does it try to avoid choosing numbers that were randomly selected in the last drawing. It just picks numb... [ More ]

My take on math and ball lottery

lottorist — Thu, 18 Dec 2025 15:35:09 GMT

Many years ago i challenged the notion of math in ball lotteries like Euro Millions, Euro-Jacpot and alike but i did not present any step by step visuals of what i meant. However, to prove my point once again, i have put together a short video explaining lottery numbers and their behaviors to help people understand the logic behind lottery.

Lottery Numbers And Their Behaviours Explained.

This is the first of seven videos but, the other six are more detailed in explaining how the machine... [ More ]