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Does the size and quantity of numbers drawn in a lottery influence the bias of studiesReply
But odds and overall odds (1 in 71.1) are atrocious. Swimming with the sharks. Texez 2 Stepper?.. Probability Math sayzz I'll be ya Huckleberry I follow Mathematical Mt Everest problemz ..!! ..and besidez, we're ALL going round in circlez on diz heaa Hard Drive. Sayy Wheen
Sep 20, 2024, 11:46 am - Stat$talker - Lottery Discussion Forum

strategies and methods.Reply
1. Strategies and Methods: o Does anyone have any strategies or methods that they have used to choose lottery numbers? Even no strategy is a strategy, this tree has endless shoots and branches. o Do you believe in using random numbers or following specific patterns? Tracking what the draws are doing, what's trending. o How do you analyze previously drawn numbers to choose the next ones? Software correlates the numbers based on filter selections. 2. Do you usually p
Feb 19, 2025, 2:36 pm - BobP - Lottery Discussion Forum

Probability of winning with multiple ticketsReply
The easy way to understand the difference is from the end of Tucker's last post... 4/500,000... this is where probability stops... one ticket gives you 4 favorable outcomes to the 500,000 possible outcomes. This is the reality of any game. Only here we have 4 top prizes instead of one. 1/125,000... this is where the Odds are... which is favorable outcomes to unfavorable outcomes. He is correct in performing the division here because for every favorable outcome there are 125,000 unfavorab
Mar 30, 2026, 11:00 am - hypersoniq - Lottery Discussion Forum

It looks as if the $5.00 MM ticket is doing poorly.Reply
While there are games that cost more than $5..... $10 scratchers, $20 scratchers, $50 scratchers, $20 raffle tickets, etc., the difference is that in those games, you have a vastly higher chance of winning a large amount of money. The problem with the new $5 MM is that they didn't change much of anything. It includes the multiplier for lower prizes (instead of giving you a choice to pay the extra $1). They included a 10X possibility but re-arranged the other multiplier odds to give you preci
Mar 14, 2026, 9:36 pm - Tucker Black - Lottery Discussion Forum

Are you playing Mega Millions with the $5.00 per play?Reply
The growth of the MM jackpot has certainly been muted. I'm not surprised in the least as there has been zero hype around the jackpot since it surpassed the $700mm threshold. Usually when a jackpot goes above the $500mm threshold, you see news articles and chatter about it. This time around, nada... I'm actually wondering what MM will be like once it resets back to $50mm. I can see a day where a jackpot can easily go 8-9 months or even a year without being won due to such little activity. On
Nov 8, 2025, 2:05 pm - GoodLuckDude - Lottery Discussion Forum

NY Dream Team 2024Reply
Not sure about same Daily Numbers repeating three consecutive days in a row but hey, stranger things happen: 1 in 331 billion chance: Same New York lottery numbers drawn twice in one day. It s nothing short of a lottery miracle. The same five numbers were drawn twice in a single day for the New York Lottery s Take 5 five games Thursday leading to a jaw-dropping display of astronomical odds, lottery reps and experts said Friday. The results of Thursday s drawing for the game a
Sep 20, 2025, 9:55 pm - Golgo13 - Pick 3 Forum

New play methodologyReply
I can see that you developed an obsession about my WOM (Wheels Only Methodology) results. Nope, It'z Ole Stat$ that givez utherz obvsessionz to be like MEEEE...az I'm often imitated, but neevaah Duplicated ... I do not intend to put winning wheels in public domain so, instead of winning tickets, I will present only the actual payouts. I've neevah asked you to put Yo wheelz in Public Domain...but whut don't YOU understand when I say winning ticketz .. not a buncha Lottery receiptz
Aug 6, 2025, 8:21 am - Stat$talker - Lottery Discussion Forum

Banana Peel SystemReply
what's the combined odds of winning a bc49 $10 with 7 tickets in one draw, then $10 with 7 tickets in the next draw and then this 1 in 155,232 (you gave me that odds) with this past draw? ChatGPT said: The combined odds of: Winning a $10 prize from BC49 with 7 tickets in one draw, Then doing it again in the next draw with 7 more tickets, And then hitting that rare 1 in 155,232 combo in 6/49 and BC49, is approximately: 1 in 12,332,902c That's over 12 million
Jun 12, 2025, 10:24 am - cddvd - Lottery Systems Forum

Why Is an Optimal Powerball Strategy Possible?
Hey everyone, I ve been pondering an interesting question: Why hasn t anyone created a widely recognized system for playing Powerball, Mega Millions, or similar lotteries? The odds seem astronomical 1 in 292,201,338 for Powerball but when you think about it, the problem might not be as unsolvable as it seems. In fact, there s reason to believe that with the right approach, an optimal strategy is entirely possible. Here s the essence of what I mean: Not All Combinations Are Created Equal
Dec 4, 2024, 8:21 pm - DJ2024 - Lottery Systems Forum

EXCLUSIVE: Weeks-long computerized draw error prevented many DC Lottery tickets from winning a prizeNews Story
Certain combinations had no chance of winning for three weeks By Kate Northrop Following independent observations by Lottery Post members of an unlikely statistical anomaly in Washington, D.C. draw outcomes, the DC Lottery identified a software problem that meant certain combinations had no shot at winning prizes in three games. The DC Lottery has implemented a fix for a coding error that prevented some tickets from winning in three of its local draw games for three weeks. After
Apr 22, 2026, 1:47 pm - Todd - Lottery News