TUBE ROTATION

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Guest — Thu, 30 Aug 2001 13:27:51 GMT

Yes, I am one and the same person. I continue to use the top 20 of the 40 last draws but want to refine it more. I feel if I can apply the totation theory to this I can eliminate more numbers. Have been marking the balls drawn on the card and am beginning to see a theme. For instance they rotate from the top line going on toward the last line at each drawing. When multiple numbers are drawn in line one then line 4 gets multiple numbers. Bad explanation but try it yourself and maybe you will get

Reply #5

RJOh — Tue, 28 Aug 2001 16:49:32 GMT

Since Bonus ball (36) came up just a couple of times a long time ago, I would think this would allow you to eliminate it from your number selection with confident. The more numbers you can eliminate that don't show up, the closer you are to picking a winner.RJOh

Reply #3

mark — Mon, 27 Aug 2001 22:10:16 GMT

I believe there is some sense to your thoughts, but I fear that you maybe trying to look to deep for a pattern. I know that in my 20 some years of gambling that sometimes I have over researched systems or patterns, and have ended up overlooking the basics. Is it possible you might be doing the same?If your the same grandmapat that posted about the top 20 numbers of the last 40 draws, you might consider working on that, I have had some success with that in the powerball since you made that post,

Reply #2

Todd — Mon, 27 Aug 2001 18:28:42 GMT

There are plenty of different opinions on these 2 subjects. As to the issue of 36 not being chosen in a long time, the official position of the lottery is that the numbers are completely random. Therefore, if you go by this theory, then each ball (including #36) has an equal chance of being drawn each time, regardless of the last time it was chosen.-Todd

Reply #1

Guest — Mon, 27 Aug 2001 17:00:09 GMT

I mixed 2 messages together in that I am referring to 36 as being the BIGBALL that has not been drawn. The tube rotation is in reference to the 1-50 numbers.

TUBE ROTATION

Guest — Mon, 27 Aug 2001 16:55:18 GMT

Big Game Ball #36 has not been drawn for so long that I am wondering if any of your have any insight as to why this is the case. Also just because of the probability of all numbers being played equally, does it not follow that this number if more likely to be called than others. One theory that I have read about ball rotation is that it depends on the order in which the balls are dropped into the tumbler. IE if 1 thru 9 is dropped first this week then because of the way the lottery operates next... [ More ]