Just wondering is the following link not the Lottosync software I am talking about made by Guru?
http://www.lottosync.com/
If it is, then yes, the past 3 draws is his main form of predicting numbers. It says so in the top blurb. Just from looking at the screen capture you can see that 6 out of the 10 predicted numbers are from the past 3 draws. The other predicting likely occurs in the next 3 draws, which opens up the probablilities substantially to getting more numbers in the group of 10.
Did anybody think about carrying out the test I thought up for Guru's software? If so, here's another test....ranomly select 6 numbers from the previous 3 draws, then randomly select another 4 numbers from the previous 1, 2 or 3 draws previous to those and see what your results are like. I'm thinking this is pretty near exactly what Lottosync is doing. Anyone wanna run the test? Anyway, regardless if this is what Guru's software is doing, if it is, it definately seems like it's not a bad piece of software for doing such a simple prediction of numbers. However, I think I have shown that you can do the same thing and get, I'd venture, something very similar to the predictions obtained through Lottosync. IE. Choosing 6 random numbers from the previous 3 draws, then choosing 4 more numbers at random from the previous 1, 2 or 3 draws to the first 3 previous draws. And, it should only take a couple of minutes instead of hours of "predicting" by Lottosync.
PS - foxy, RJOH.....that's exactly what Guru's software is doing, just picking randomly from the reduced sets of numbers(12-18 in the previous 3 draws, and very likely the same in the next previous set of 3 draws). That's why everyone will get a different set of numbers, that is why every time you run it you will get a different set of numbers. Too bad not everyone else sees it.
So, now that I've very likely po'd Guru by revealing what his software does. Hopefully not. I just needed to really understand it. And of course it was really bugging me seeing all the posts about Lottosync and how great it is, and how everyone is in such high anticipation of it's next update. Though I believe that the strategy of how his software works is very good, it's not something I'd pay big money for. And as I've said before, if his new update can predict 3 in 6 numbers predicted 40% of the time he would not be selling it, I repeat, he would not be selling it! He would already be rich off his predicting engine, not trying to get rich selling Lottosync.