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codmander

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Jan 18, 2005, 8:01 am

gotta use the averages in a system!
the average is total numbers drawn times the total number of balls
pick 6 40 draws==240# divided by 46 balls=each number should have an average of 5.217 or 5.22 per number if you have a number only came out once or a number that came out 10 times both of those would be in my wheel---------does work but does take some time the secret is not giving up and playing mutiple games
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Jan 18, 2005, 10:19 am

codmander,
How many of the 46 numbers do you wheel? If say you wheel 20 numbers, do you use the 10 numbers that appeared the most + the 10 numbers that appeared the least and ignore the 26 middle of the road numbers?
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Jan 18, 2005, 11:01 am

I disagree, the best system, uses distribution spreads, of several anylytical elements( roots, ocurrences, pairings....etc)

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Jan 18, 2005, 11:09 am

Quote: Originally posted by codmander on January 18, 2005

gotta use the averages in a system!
the average is total numbers drawn times the total number of balls
pick 6 40 draws==240# divided by 46 balls=each number should have an average of 5.217 or 5.22 per number if you have a number only came out once or a number that came out 10 times both of those would be in my wheel---------does work but does take some time the secret is not giving up and playing mutiple games

codmander,
If you check the Lottery Post statistics pages, you'll see that concept illustrated for you. The right side of the page graphically shows each number's draw frequency, compared to the expected frequency in that game. You can select many different sizes of draw history, and each one recalculates the expected frequencies, based on the depth of history, number of balls in the machine, and number of balls drawn.
For example, check the New Jersey Pick 6 stats page. Each stats page can be navigated to by going to the Results page, then clicking the state, then clicking the game, and choosing Drawing Statistics from the popup menu.
There are other powerful functions you can find in the same manner, like Past Drawing History, and a very powerful and flexible Search feature.

Check the State Lottery Report Card
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codmander

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Jan 18, 2005, 4:29 pm

i guess its all according on how far back you go with past winning numbers I'm sure 3 months would have difrent averages than 6 months and/or diffrent overdue/hot numbers seems to me that lets say you have 6 numbers that are well overdue we know there goin to pop but just not the same drawing you'll get 2 one draw 1 the next ---------------this is the frustrating thing seems I'll alway get 1 or 2 but to get all 6 is one tough cookie----
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Jan 19, 2005, 6:53 am

well datenda i guess this would be up to you I like to mix em up and/or play all overdues /hot if i feel good about it I will do 3 10 number wheels 5 bucks apiece but thats about my finacial limit

opps sorry i didnt know didnt see that u had that here -u can get all your figures right here which is quite nice also

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