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Pi CycleReply
Thanks for checking out the topic. I was testing different multiplyer and divider numbers to see if I could find one that generated a giant cycle using at least half the combos. That one you found is pretty big, I never could find one as big. I didn't think to test logarithm numbers. It looks like there's no rime or reason to the number of cycles or how big they get. I may put a pin in this investigation for now.
May 13, 2020, 12:32 am - db101 - Mathematics Forum

Interest In Backtesting and Simulating Lottery SystemsReply
At this point in our investigation, we're not trying to predict. What we're doing is looking at the range of possibilities that random processes are capable of presenting to us without applying filters or systems to the output of the random number generators. Note that there were some pretty big winners among those 50,000 roulette players, and all they did was bet on 1 every time!
Apr 21, 2011, 11:19 am - jimmy4164 - Mathematics Forum

Random Skew Vs BiasReply
I've read that there are formulas that mathematicians can use to calculate the parameters of randomness and bias of any event. I would imagine the lotteries audit their drawings and prizes payouts and investigate whenever those events are not within the expected parameters. When PowerBall had all those 5of5 wins last year it triggered an investigation that ended at a fortune cookie factory in New York.
Jul 13, 2006, 2:51 pm - RJOh - Mathematics Forum

A Better Method for Pick3Reply
BuzzsawAnnVtracs is designed to help with the lottery. Phi has no such design. Previous posters have found no particular correlation between Phi and the lottery. If you have found such a secret, could you demonstrate with data? Something that warrants further investigation of Phi.A one month workout, perhaps?
Jan 8, 2006, 8:41 pm - truecritic - Mathematics Forum

Markov Chains in Lottery GamesReply
Let's be real for a minute. State that lottery is having pick 3 outcomes like following: 000 000 000 000 000 000 What do you think will be the reaction of the lottery, the players, the press, the mathematicians and others? Would the lottery close the game for investigation? Are you supposing that there is collusion? ...
Nov 3, 2014, 6:30 am - SergeM - Mathematics Forum

9/26 Powerball statistical anomolyReply
https://www.lotterypost.com/news/163572 According to the above article, a lot of players got their numbers from the TLC Network's broadcast of How the Lottery Changed My Life after the show announced what it believed were the most frequently drawn lotto numbers,8-25-31-50-44-54. A similar thing happened last year when a lot of players got their numbers from fortune cookies which all had the same message. In that case there were more than 120 match5 winners and the PB lottery did an inve
Sep 28, 2007, 6:07 pm - RJOh - Mathematics Forum

Indiana, RNGs & Allegations: Time to TestReply
I absolutely agree that there could be a programming bug. And, a bug is unlikely to be discovered without a huge number of samples. DIEHARD (a program for testing RNG algorithms) generally requires a minimum of 3 million data points to make a decision about the randomness of an algorithm. Basic mathematical tests like chi-squared could show a tendency towards non-randomness with perhaps 25,000. It would not be a proof, but if there is a problem in the sample, then further investigation wou
Jun 17, 2005, 10:34 pm - MathWizard - Mathematics Forum

Mathematical SequencesReply
Quote: Originally posted by ayenowitall on May 26, 2004It was stated early on in this topic that sequences are generally believed to have no useful application in predicting lottery outcomes. It is also widely held that there is no method which can be used to predict any lottery outcomes. Notwithstanding, many of us here at Lottery Post try to do just that by a wide variety of means.So long as lottery draws are regarded as independent dvents, I can't imagine any way to link them together. Howeve
May 26, 2004, 10:49 am - rdarmand - Mathematics Forum

What's Next - Part 2Reply
Serge Here are answers to your questions. My workout breaks a daily lottery game into three major parts - A, B and C. The initial step is replacing the actual lottery digits with substitute digits. Here is the arrangement:| Part A: L# Substitute 8 1 aka 1A 9 2 aka 2A 3 3 aka 3A Part B: L# Substitute 7 4 aka 4B 5 5 aka 5B 1 6 aka 6B Part C: L# Substitute 0 7 aka 7C 6 8 aka 8C 4 9 aka 9C 2 0 aka 0R This means that every lot
Jan 18, 2014, 5:54 pm - bobby623 - Mathematics Forum

Artificial IntelligenceReply
Hi, Thanks to every one for taking the time to talk about all this. I would like to ask Jimmy if it is not AI, what do you use to play? Any system? There is always a danger to dellusion when comming to something like lotto game. But I see it like playing with numbers, that is already fun to me, some times I've made small amount and there is always the possibility for the big hit. I use AI sometimes, it is not the only thing though. As for me I will continue with AI investigation, experi
Jul 28, 2010, 10:39 am - themagician - Mathematics Forum