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• LANTERN

  

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  Quote: Originally posted by Todd on Sep 8, 2011

  I guess you didn't see this.

  Thanks!, I had not, filtering out so many combos maybe would take a lot of time the regular way, I wonder if it could be done faster in some way using Opera and javascript or whatever.

  Whatever is on the browser that does the calculations and or generation of the combos could it not be used also offline by a program? Firefox at least is open source I think.

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  Quote: Originally posted by Ronnie316 on Sep 8, 2011

  Does anyone know what the peramiters are for a basic "number total" filter would be for 5/56?

  1,2,3,4,5, = 15

  52,53,54,55,56, = 270

  I just need to know the hi/low peraminters?

  Your number total filter seems to maybe be the "Sums" filter.

  Those 2 are the Lowest (15) and the Highest (270) Sums. You answered your own question.

  Or if not, What Do you really want?

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  Of course, but we dont play those combos for obvious reasons.

  I found a bell curve that shows that 75% of all winning combos fall in 50% of the bell curve. So I have basicly answered my own question. A filter will take out the bottom and top 25% of combos to capture the middle 50%. In other words, 5/56 combos that add up to less than 68 or more than 202.5 are discarded as their overall odds of winning are 25%

  The middle 50% is saved and and subject to more filters until we have the lowest number of combos with the highest probability. Selections for playing are made from remaining combos or played in blocks by pools.
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  btw, I still dont have an answer to my original question on this tread. 5/56 has 3.8 million combos and the only filters I have checked out are those of Lottery Pro and the most they can filter at one time is about 10,000 combos. It may seem like a stupid task to do all that filtering and still have a million numbers which no one can possible play but I have been interested in do this for years and want to do it now just because. lol.

  Im courious at this point just how low the number of combos can get, before sacrificing higher probability.

  Of course, even with 5 higher probability numbers there would still be a 46 to 1 chance of hitting the mega ball on Mega Millions. lol. Ok, so I may have to hit the 250k a few times before the mega hits, but thats ok.

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  Quote: Originally posted by Ronnie316 on Sep 9, 2011

  Of course, but we dont play those combos for obvious reasons.

  I found a bell curve that shows that 75% of all winning combos fall in 50% of the bell curve. So I have basicly answered my own question. A filter will take out the bottom and top 25% of combos to capture the middle 50%. In other words, 5/56 combos that add up to less than 68 or more than 202.5 are discarded as their overall odds of winning are 25%

  The middle 50% is saved and and subject to more filters until we have the lowest number of combos with the highest probability. Selections for playing are made from remaining combos or played in blocks by pools.

  Most of the combinations are on the middle sums, same as with all the other "regular" lottery games from maybe pick 2 or 3 onwards.

  But that doesn't mean that low and high sums won't come out.

  So of course whren you filter out low and high sums you don't filter out many combinations and you do filter out the jackpot winning number sometimes.

  Such is life.

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  Quote: Originally posted by Ronnie316 on Sep 9, 2011

  btw, I still dont have an answer to my original question on this tread. 5/56 has 3.8 million combos and the only filters I have checked out are those of Lottery Pro and the most they can filter at one time is about 10,000 combos. It may seem like a stupid task to do all that filtering and still have a million numbers which no one can possible play but I have been interested in do this for years and want to do it now just because. lol.

  Im courious at this point just how low the number of combos can get, before sacrificing higher probability.

  Of course, even with 5 higher probability numbers there would still be a 46 to 1 chance of hitting the mega ball on Mega Millions. lol. Ok, so I may have to hit the 250k a few times before the mega hits, but thats ok.

  Ronnie

  The more combinations that are filtered out, the higher the chance of filtering out the jackpot winning combination.

  Filtering out 90 % of the combinations might maybe only give a 10 % winning chance, but What do I know? Not much about Math at all!

  Even filtering out just 1 combination reduces your winning chance some.

  Don't sell your house just because buying more combinations gives you a better chance of winning.

  Anyhow, I wonder which or what jackpot kind of game are you talking about and trying to win?

  Due to the way that the payouts for jackpot kind of games are given, they being parimutual or whatever you might not get much help with them.

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  Quote: Originally posted by Ronnie316 on Sep 9, 2011

  btw, I still dont have an answer to my original question on this tread. 5/56 has 3.8 million combos and the only filters I have checked out are those of Lottery Pro and the most they can filter at one time is about 10,000 combos. It may seem like a stupid task to do all that filtering and still have a million numbers which no one can possible play but I have been interested in do this for years and want to do it now just because. lol.

  Im courious at this point just how low the number of combos can get, before sacrificing higher probability.

  Of course, even with 5 higher probability numbers there would still be a 46 to 1 chance of hitting the mega ball on Mega Millions. lol. Ok, so I may have to hit the 250k a few times before the mega hits, but thats ok.

  Ronnie

  There is also a software called LottoHat you can find it with a seach engine such as Google it is a 15 days trial enough time to play with its filters, it doesn't have a lot of filters, but it has some of them.

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  "So of course whren you filter out low and high sums you don't filter out many combinations and you do filter out the jackpot winning number sometimes."

  Dont filter out many combinations?

  How is 50% of the combinations considered "not many"?

  The top 25% and the botton 25% equals 50% Right?

  Im just talking probability here, Im not saying I can predict a winner. And so what if I throw out an occasional winner? If Im picking combinations from a pool that has a 75% chance and throwing out a pool that has a 25% chance Im tipping the odds in my favor, even if only slightly. And I have tossed out a full 50% of the combinations with the first filter. 

  I try to keep a positive and optimistic attitude.

  The problem Im finding is that no one makes a progam (that I know of) that can filter 5.2 million conbinatios all at the same time. So that the remaining 2.6 million combos could be run through an odd/even filter, and so on with a consecutive number filter and others.

  Ronnie
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  The problem Im finding is that no one makes a progam (that I know of) that can filter 5.2 million conbinatios all at the same time.

  If there was a demand for such a program, someone would have written it.  Your problem is you want a speciality program and those types of program have to be written specially for that one purpose.  You'll have to write it yourself or have someone write it for you.

   * you don't need to buy every combination, just the winning ones *