"Seems like an unrealistic test".
It may seem that way to your experience.
"You might as well have Jimmy4164 do one of his simulations".
I don't see how a Jimmy4164 simulation would fit into this particular test. That would only test Jimmy's ideas... and his idea of how to simulate his thoughts.
"Not all 69 daily games will have 69 green lights for playing 30 single boxed numbers for 5 days in a row".
Those would be counted as a loss in this test. Because that is part of this particular test isn't it? It was one of the original conditions of this specific test.....the using of single boxes only. If we changed the rules of this test ....then it would be a different test wouldn't it? No, this test must use real results. It already takes into account the 72% singles and 27% double distribution. Other wise the normal expected results would have to be adjusted upwards by that amount.
"Most lottery systems fail because they are based on random short-term events that have nothing to do with anything. You have to go much further in history than what you think if your trying to use past events to predict future events. In actuality a good lottery system does not predict anything it just waits for the cyclic nature of the data to show itself again which it will. I see a lot of people waiting on cyclic data that has a high periodic rate. There is much better cyclic data that does not have a high standard deviation and periodic rate to track".
This was just your personal philosophy on all things lottery..... and the way you would do things. Who said anything about "using past events" ...or using short term events?
So, you say you don't believe in tracking. Then you turn around and say you believe in tracking cycles that happened in the "past"? Then you say "Wait" ? Wait on some sort of something that will happen in a future cyclic event......because the data will" show itself again which it will." Really? Will it ? How will you know if you don't track those cyclic events?
You sound like a real fire ball "Systems Tracking Player" to me. LOL
The focus here was supposed to be on the ODDS of the game and ......the Odds never change regardless of ......"Cycles".
The title of this post was...... Can you beat the ODDs? Not...can you beat the Odds with Cycles. If you think that's the way to do it.....you make up a test and ... go for it.