calculate the frequencia reference

Reply #13

Stat$talker — Sun, 18 Jan 2026 13:45:17 GMT

Relevant stats for #16

Playa649... Ole Stat$ izz relevant ALL THE TIME, for ALL NUMBAZ.. for ALL GAMEZ.

Reply #12

Tucker Black — Thu, 15 Jan 2026 21:14:29 GMT

It's possible that there's a mechanical reason behind it, but it's probably just random.

Reply #11

dr san — Thu, 15 Jan 2026 19:39:36 GMT

hello=CMOORE50!Since winning the lottery is more frequent than losing, we can reverse the strategy: intentionally configure lottery filters that don't result in a win. In other words, mirror your winnings.

Reply #10

Cmoore50 — Thu, 15 Jan 2026 19:12:15 GMT

Numbers don't have a memory. But when you track each numbers hit frequency over a specific number of draws when it comes to counts. There are patterns. Every number hitting the same over a short period of time just doesn't happen. After 2100 draws. Looking at specific counts you'll see some numbers have a 6.0 hit frequency while others will be at a 9 frequency. Is there a reason for this difference. There could be. It could be machine used, air flow, ball set, person who loads machine.... [ More ]

Reply #9

Player649 — Thu, 15 Jan 2026 00:24:36 GMT

Side note: while it makes sense to look for the best partners (followers) for each number position it is totally useless to look for overall best partners (regardless of their position). There are no such permanent partners. (Years ago I believed there were).

I mention this because there were talks about it in LP. People were looking if certain numbers partner better with some and not the others. While there may be short-term variations in actual draws be aware that these will be short lived... [ More ]

Reply #8

Tucker Black — Wed, 14 Jan 2026 22:05:39 GMT

It also serves as a proof that at its current stage, as far as lotteries are concerned, AI can provide some ideas for further exploration...

What is there to explore? If chatgpt et al had any real intelligence, it would tell you that every combination has the same probability of winning (it will if you ask it an honest question about the lottery, but it's obvious that dr san is asking it loaded questions, and AI is not smart enough to be able to tell it's being trolled). It would tell you t... [ More ]

Reply #7

Player649 — Wed, 14 Jan 2026 18:42:25 GMT

The previous batch of analytics indicated that (most probably) the most frequent follower for any number in any position is its next neighbor in the number sequence.

Sounds like a sure bet to exploit. Or is it?

Well, additional statistics indicate that you have to be careful with such an assumption.

It is not as straightforward as it appears at the first glance.

Here is why.

First, how many combinations actually have such direct followers? Stats below.

Total followers: 692476... [ More ]

Reply #6

Player649 — Mon, 12 Jan 2026 23:16:06 GMT

2nd batch of analytics for number position followers.

This time it demonstrates what followers 3 different numbers at different positions have.

The numbers used are 4, 16, 21.

I did this because of interesting observation I made from the 1st batch.

It comes as a surprise that for (probably) all numbers at any position the most frequent follower is the very next number in sequence.

If you play using number positions it may be a good idea to bear this in mind.

Like before all th... [ More ]

Reply #5

Player649 — Mon, 12 Jan 2026 04:13:32 GMT

This is how followers look like for 649.

Based on all combinations in 649.

Did only a few samples, computing all possible numbers for all possible positions will go into hundreds of list like these.

Can be cross referenced with actual draws.

Good homework for you, dr san, since you are so much interested in positional play. Coding is easy, too. Just ask your preferred AI.

1st position number: 1

Frequencies for 2nd position

Number 1 - 0

Number 2 - 178365

Number 3

Reply #4

Cmoore50 — Fri, 09 Jan 2026 21:05:34 GMT

I believe these are called gaps.

Reply #3

Il2c — Fri, 09 Jan 2026 07:59:55 GMT

I use this for something else, but thanks!

It works

Reply #2

dr san — Wed, 07 Jan 2026 19:42:42 GMT

hello cmoore50= this always happens after the drawn numbers are sorted.

Reply #1

Cmoore50 — Tue, 06 Jan 2026 14:25:27 GMT

Is this after numbers are sorted from lowest to highest. Or how they are actually drawn from the drum. After the numbers are sorted is an easy formula lookup on grok. You could have that done in ten minutes.

calculate the frequencia reference

dr san — Sat, 03 Jan 2026 11:29:51 GMT

hello=

Calculate the frequency of the neighboring or reference numbers of the previous position; that is, when you analyze the frequency of a number in the current position relative to the number in the previous position in the draw.

For example, you want to see how many times the number in the first position is followed by a specific number in the second position, or how many times the number in the second position is followed by a specific number in the third position, and so on.

E... [ More ]