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Reducing a 4 digits numbers to a 2 digits number ?Reply
Ever try pairing the ten front pair digits and the back pair? It creates five front pairs and five back pairs into 25 four digit combos that lower the odds to 100 to 1. If one of the picked front pairs are drawn, the odds are reduced to 9 to 1.
Dec 17, 2024, 11:17 pm - Stack47 - Mathematics Forum

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Odds of Sum Being Drawn The odds below reflect the odds of that a particular sum will be drawn during any given Pick 3 drawing. Sum Odds of Sum Being Drawn 0 1 in 1,000 1 1 in 333 2 1 in 167 3 1 in 100 4 1 in 67 5 1 in 48 6 1 in 36 7 1 in 28 8 1 in 22 9 1 in 18 10 1 in 16 11 1 in 14 12 1 in 14 13 1 in 13 14 1 in 13 15 1 in 14 16 1 in 14 17 1 in 16 18 1 in 18 19 1 in 22 20 1 in 28 21 1 in 36 22 1 i
Aug 14, 2024, 8:20 am - Blackapple - Mathematics Forum

Very interesting articleReply
Probability, chance and odds all mean the same thing. You really need your own sub-forum where you can spout your nonsense instead of polluting the normal forums.
Jan 20, 2026, 12:59 am - Tucker Black - Mathematics Forum

How do I reduce a set of Numbers for KenoReply
Out of those ten numbers, 8 of those are even. I would probably add in a couple of odd ones to increase your odds of winning.
Jan 16, 2025, 8:58 am - LottoBux - Mathematics Forum

How many ways can numbers be split into different groupsReply
When looking at how lottery numbers can be split into groups, it usually comes down to two everyday scenarios: labeled groups (where the groups have specific names or roles) and category splits (like dividing numbers into odds and evens, or high and low). Here is how to think about them simply: 1. Named or Labeled Groups (Order/Identity Matters) Imagine you have a handful of winning numbers and you want to sort them into specific, labeled buckets such as Group A, Group B, and Group
Jul 24, 2026, 12:10 am - SkyLine69 - Mathematics Forum

New method identifies wave pattern of numbersReply
What Is H10 Really Doing So instead of just saying number 12 appeared 5 times we ask how often it landed in a special symbolic slot like position 6 and how sticky that slot is. That s what most tests never check. Why This Bias Matters We found that certain numbers like those starting with 0 1 or 2 hit one symbolic zone over and over. The heatmap proved that some symbolic positions like position 6 are way more active than they should be. This shows a kind of structural bias. Why N
May 29, 2025, 4:36 pm - navsys - Mathematics Forum

LOTTO MAX 7/50 TOTAL COMBINATIONS ?
On the Canadian Lotto Max 7/50 lottery web site indicates that the odds are 1:33,294,800. Doing the math 50x49x48x47x46x45x44 divided by 1x2x3x4x5x6x7 =99,884,400 seven number combinations. With a $5 purchase you get to play 3 lines. If you divide 99,884,400 by 3 you get 33,294,800. False advertisement.
Sep 5, 2024, 11:44 am - MRLOTTO69 - Mathematics Forum

Curious but skeptical
Been lurking a while and finally curious enough to ask. With all the machine-learning stuff everywhere now, I've been tinkering with running models against historical draw data just to see what shakes out Monte Carlo, Markov chains, a couple of neural-net experiments. Upfront: I'm not claiming any of it beats the odds. Draws are independent and I know how that math works. It's more that I find it fun to compare what different methods favor and watch how wildly they disagree with each other o
Jun 22, 2026, 9:59 am - NumberCruncher2 - Mathematics Forum

Data Analyst looking for a Syndicate Partner (Monte Carlo Simulations for AU Saturday Lotto) &#12820
Hi everyone, I ve been following this forum for a while and I love the analytical approach many of you take. I m a data enthusiast For the past few months, I've been building Python-based Monte Carlo simulations analyzing 7+ years of draw data (specifically focusing on Australia Saturday Lotto and EuroMillions). My system doesn't predict the future (we all know the lottery is random), but it heavily filters combinations based on: Active Trends (Hot clusters in the last 15 draws).
Mar 13, 2026, 1:05 pm - ibrahim1 - Mathematics Forum

New method identifies wave pattern of numbersReply
What This Graph Shows Title: Frequency of Wave Pressure Peaks (NAVSYS, Column 5) X-Axis: Digits 0 9 Y-Axis: Number of symbolic hits where the digit contributed to a 10.0 amplitude wave pressure (a symbolic stress peak) This chart represents how often each digit hit a symbolic wave pressure point strong enough to register as a high-amplitude peak in the transfor. Digits 0 7 each hit around 450 480 symbolic wave peaks, almost evenly. Digits 8 and 9, however, hit f
May 26, 2025, 2:43 pm - navsys - Mathematics Forum