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Excel VS. VBReply
well, the bad news is that the routine may be too long for me to post here, but the good news is I just saved a bunch of money... umm... the routine is easy to understand. You basicallydim numbers(999) as integer <--- there is an automatic 0 spacefor cellsrow = 1 to (whatever) if cell(cellrow, column).value < > then number(cell(cellrow,column).value) = _ number(cell(cellrow,column).value) +1 end ifnext cellrowfor digits = 0 to 999 cells(output_row + digit
Nov 25, 2005, 1:08 pm - time*treat - Mathematics Forum

Astrology Numbers for 11/19/05Reply
Libra Dave, I might not have said it much but for every single one of your posts I thank you from the bottom of my heart. I do look for, use, and study intently. I know how important alittle word like thanks, goes a long way towards the hard work you put into all your posts. It would be nice to find out how many due think for them selves in useing your posts and other different programs to come up and play the pick 3, 4 or even the cash 5 in their state. At least in NJ I have found their
Nov 19, 2005, 9:14 am - harry613 - Mystical Forum

Is it worth going to an anonymous state?Reply
i don't see the point in going to an anonymous state, if anonymous states don't win as often as 'you will be revealed' states. it's all about seeding, and which states have the best 'seeds' is it not? the drawings are not really random. and who's to know which 'seeds' will pop up most frequently (has a study been done here, of which states win the most out of all prizes, not just jackpots)? i wouldn't worry about it. if you're smart before winning big money, you'll be smart after winning big m
Nov 18, 2005, 11:01 pm - Iesha Kelly - Lottery Discussion Forum

The most important question on LPReply
Cahaba,This is true re: CA's draw. But using the same method and picks for IL would have gotten 4 numbers picked out of the 20 RNG's. Although there were no 3 or 4 number matches it had seven lines with 2 out of 5 (28% of the combos played) and this is strictly RNG, no wheels.I will continue this study for a while to see how it fares. But I'll limit it to IL and CA because IL uses ping pong balls and CA uses RNG's and both are 5/39 games. Should be interesting to compare randomness and wheels ef
Nov 18, 2005, 12:23 pm - Rick G - Lottery Discussion Forum

PowerBall Is Under Psychic SiegeReply
JAG,Thanks for your interest in this matter. I think you'll see more clearly what I'm talkng about once you start to study the 5/55 history of the PowerBall game. You should also be able to apply what you learn to the later 5/53 history. Just keep an open mind about it. You might even recognize more than I'm seeing. There may be other explanations, but this one seems to be the best fit right now. I try to follow most every lead, so even I might not be so sure of this at some point in the future.
Nov 15, 2005, 11:20 am - ayenowitall - Mystical Forum

The most important question on LP
Many of you use systems and numerical analysis. Just look at the Lottery Systems folder on these message forums And there are a lot of smart lottery players on these forums. But most of the actual jackpot winners use quickpicks. For crying out loud, even Jack Whittaker played $100 worth of quick picks on that fateful Monday morning before Christmas 2002. So which do you prefer, and what is your reasoning? Because don't forget, whether you play $1 Quick Pick like Visiondude or if you study
Nov 14, 2005, 10:49 pm - rundown99 - Lottery Discussion Forum

Better odds!Reply
Your odds are 1000 to 1. As stated by JAG331, if you played every possible combination straight for a dollar you can only win $500. The house gets the other $500. That's why the states love the Pick 3 game, because no matter who wins the house always win. If I were you I would keep detailed records of what's happening with your game and study the charts to look for patterns. When you play a number, play it boxed a couple of times and straight a couple of times on seperate tickets. When you
Nov 11, 2005, 12:30 pm - Rainmaker2k - Lottery Discussion Forum

Help with Trend analysisReply
A good math (statistics) book will show you how to do these things, as well as teach you all the fancy terms, too.It will show you whether a set of numbers, or the game overall, follows a normal distribution or not.As far as trending , with a bit of programming, you could determine that by a moving data set. e.g. 500 draws: study drawings 1-100, 2-101, ... 400-499, 401-500.This is a total of 401 samples, each of sample size 100 drawings. Look at the resulting data (or graphs) like frames of a
Nov 8, 2005, 5:18 pm - time*treat - Mathematics Forum

Florida Lottery Ruins Their Web SiteReply
Random or not random, it does not make any difference at all, it is all the same, you use the past draws to help you with cracking the game.Random draws are exactly just as good as non random draws, same thing, study them to help you with picking your numbers.Random means trends and patterns and non random also means trands and patterns, to he or she who knows it makes no difference and absence of trends, means also trends or negative trends if you know what I mean, in the end it is just as good
Nov 2, 2005, 2:41 pm - LANTERN - Lottery Discussion Forum

Got MilK ? I mean, Patterns ?Reply
what ever you feel better with !If only one pattern at a time then let it be so, if more then OK.And yes Do start with pen and paper first by all means and I mean by all means.What I showed you was not predicting at all, Yes No Predicting.It was pure trapping, you heard right just trapping the numbers.More on this later, maybe tonight, for you to see whenever you are ready to come and see it.Trapping by EXAMPLE, that is by past draws statistics and examples.Trapping by past draw history examples
Oct 31, 2005, 7:00 pm - LANTERN - Lottery Systems Forum