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• oate

  

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  Nov 8, 2018, 3:02 pm

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  Another member was discussing with me the utility of math-based systems.  It got me wondering how people who have lottery systems would classify their systems. To clarify these poll options:

  Hard math: statistics, probability, combinatorial coverings (aka wheels), neural networks, ai, pattern recognition, etc.

  Soft math or rec math: mirrors, pyramids, grids, root sums, modular arithmetic, etc.

  Non math-based: lucky numbers, dreams, fortune cookies, looking for numbers in objects, etc.

  Random: using only quick picks, or basing a system of sorts on randomly generated numbers

  If your system is a combination of different things, choose the predominant type.

  Only my hairdresser knows for sure.
• lakerben

  

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  Nov 8, 2018, 6:59 pm

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  Quote: Originally posted by oate on Nov 8, 2018

  Another member was discussing with me the utility of math-based systems.  It got me wondering how people who have lottery systems would classify their systems. To clarify these poll options:

  Hard math: statistics, probability, combinatorial coverings (aka wheels), neural networks, ai, pattern recognition, etc.

  Soft math or rec math: mirrors, pyramids, grids, root sums, modular arithmetic, etc.

  Non math-based: lucky numbers, dreams, fortune cookies, looking for numbers in objects, etc.

  Random: using only quick picks, or basing a system of sorts on randomly generated numbers

  If your system is a combination of different things, choose the predominant type.

  You can call it a system,technique,idea and it doesn't matter as long as you win.

   

   

  

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