-You're very insistent that pre-tests matter, but you haven't posted any data to support that? Do some back-testing with and without pre-tests. Use numbers from Texas or some other state that publishes pre-test and/or post-test data. Most likely you'll find the results, given a decent size sample, will be the same either way.-
Well, I'd suggest that you ask Stack47 to do this since he's the one who said that past pre-test results can predict future pre-test results...then saying that past results of any kind have nothing to do with future draws, okay.Also, bobby623 piggy-backed with how only the 'current winning combinations' have any useful value towards future draws. As I've already made it perfectly crystal clear, every single current official result is ACTUALLY part of past draw history right now as I type this commentary. So, I'll need someone to explain to me, in detail, just how in hell that works. At this time, I'll introduce more links containing conducive commentary to further enhance this conversation.
https://www.lotterypost.com/thread/260077
https://www.lotterypost.com/thread/283854
Okay, in the first link, please focus your attention on the posts by *dr65, *grwurston, and *onlymoney whom are all very reputable and respected posters here at LP. Next is one of the three most telling contradictions we'll discuss here by Stack47 contained in the second link within his first and only post/reply which is this:
-Another thing that is predictable is over time the ten digits won't be drawn in equal amounts in any digit position.-
The above statement completely validates exactly why savvy players KNOW that every number/combination DOES NOT have the same probability of being drawn and, thus, applies the +/- probability factor towards the next draw. It's the pre & post-tests conducted that ultimately disrupts the natural flow of the so-called official draw.
-Basically you and others are saying the tests have an effect on probability, but can't explain what the effect is. It's really simple, either each of the 1000 possible pick-3 outcomes has an equal chance of being drawn or the don't. When are you going to show us and prove a real effect?-
No, Stack, the ball is actually in YOUR court to explain the following comment made by you where you've already said otherwise:
-They could use the pre-drawing test information to predict the results of the next pre-drawing test.-
Most of us already know what's going here so, it's the rest of you that need to substantively drive your point(s) home. In a nutshell, what you and your heroes are doing is completely ignoring and downplaying this common sense term called 'CAUSE AND EFFECT.'
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