Randomness and Lotto Math ;)

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RJOh — Tue, 06 Aug 2002 12:12:58 GMT

I read some where that there was a kook in England that claimed he had a system to beat the lottery, but that it was banned. I think he was blowing smoke, because he never revealed it. In the U.S., you can pick your numbers any way you want and play as many as you have the time and money to play. In fact a few years ago, there was a group that tried to buy all the possible combinations in the Virgiana lottery when the odds were smaller and they won the jackpot. The only restriction I know of is

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B-U-G — Tue, 06 Aug 2002 11:22:17 GMT

i am very interested in your posting--please continue

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Rick G — Tue, 06 Aug 2002 09:38:45 GMT

Savant,Very interesting...looking forward to your follow-up.Rick G.

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visiondude — Tue, 06 Aug 2002 03:38:05 GMT

savant , good work. i have a high school education but was still able to follow your theorems (lol). before anyone gets excited and says see, i told you so. mr. reisenberger operated in a controlled environment . something happened in that controlled environment that was different than any other lottery environment because after that it couldn't be duplicated. gee, i wonder what that might be? sounds like the environment might have been a little too controlled . (maybe he secretly weight... [ More ]

Randomness and Lotto Math ;)

savant — Tue, 06 Aug 2002 03:05:31 GMT

Hey guyz...dont want to take away focus from lotto play, just wanted to clear this up...In extremely controlled environments, Lottery ball behaviour has already been analysed. It was used as a model to equate randomness theorems for use in deep space probe technology. The minutest details from lottery pipe distance to the ball nearest the vent etc. on the Merlin Lotto Machine (UK Lottery) was taken into account. With 100% accuracy Dr. Reisenbergen of the Allied Sciences Deptt. of Cambridge Univ.... [ More ]