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Mathematics and the LotteryReply
50 (lottery) + 50 (players) = 100. It's simple wealth redistribution. If 1000 people give me a dollar each and I randomly pick 1 and give him/her $500, then he/she gets 50% of the fund and I get the other 50%. The lottery does this on a large scale. People play for the minut chance of winning more than they put in. But if they keep playing over time they will have received/lost their expected value based on the odds and prizes (Law of Large Numbers). So let's say the person I randomly pick
Sep 6, 2013, 12:35 am - LottoMetro - Mathematics Forum

I cracked Pick6...But to do it i first need the answer to these 2 questions..Reply
All that is needed now is to figure a way to crack PICK3 the game that i've always wanted to crack...The hardest game of them all... You see the Hardest game is Pick3, then Keno, then Pick6, then Powerball and so on...If you can crack PIck3 you can crack Keno and PIck6...If you can crack Pick4 you can crack Powerball... I want to crack Pick3 so bad because if i do in 80 years i could achieve 1 QUADRILLION DOLLARS winning that game along with the forex....Then i could place the 1 quadrillio
Jul 24, 2009, 3:24 am - pumpi76 - Mathematics Forum

Mathematical SequencesReply
If any of you try to dismiss my claims, please remember that you don't have the winning system or answer either.Your all not going to like me very much. I see so much potential in the minds of people in these forums. It really escapes me as to why the answer for many of us is so hard to believe. Yes you can apply a mathematical sequence to anything. I also believe that in an infinite amount of trials or less 2 random dvents will repeat. When your looking for patterns your doing it in hindsig
May 21, 2004, 4:58 pm - your wrong - Mathematics Forum