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• Stack47

  

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  Nov 12, 2024, 2:35 pm

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  Quote: Originally posted by Stat$talker on Nov 11, 2024

  "Someone plays 1 - 2 - 3 - 4 - 5 - 6 and someone else gets a QP with 08 - 11 - 14 - 35 - 40 - 45. Please explain why the odds against the first example are different than the second."

  Well, it'z real simple, 1st of all, You're mixin up  Possibilities wit Probabilities/Odds..!! I've been tryn to xsplain THAT simple concept heaa faeevaah seemz like..They ARE NOT the same thangz..You refer to them az tho they are.

  Just bcuz 2 thangz are EQUALLY POSSIBLE, duzzn't mean the 2 thangz are EQUALLY PROBABLE..!!

  Your xample givez 2 setz of six numberz (12 different numberz)..So, let'z say for the sake of simplicity, both setz of numberz are for the same Game..so THAT alone givez them equal POSSIBILITY, but their PROBABILITIES are based on their current individual Relative Frequencies.! thus different ODDZ..thus therein lie their Fruitional Realitiez..!! So, that'z da Nitty, but not the Gritty..

                 Naah, That'll be $99.95

  I accept all Major Credit Cardz, but Nooo BUSH  Billz or CLINTON  Coinz. ..and definitely not any Trump  Tokenz..

   

  -Stat$talker 

  There was a 100% probability instead of just saying "there is no difference" or say nothing, you would dance around the question. 

  "Just bcuz 2 thangz are EQUALLY POSSIBLE, duzzn't mean the 2 thangz are EQUALLY PROBABLE..!!"

  And why I asked you to explain why the odds (PROBABILITY) against the first and second example are different. 

  "So, let'z say for the sake of simplicity, both setz of numberz are for the same Game"

  Of the 694 views, how many viewers other than you, thought "Can someone explain that selecting a quick pick can increase my chances or should i go for Manual picking" was about two different lottery games? Did you ignore miss where I said, "In a traditional 6/49 Lotto games"? 

  "their PROBABILITIES are based on their current individual Relative Frequencies.! thus different ODDZ..thus therein lie their Fruitional Realitiez"

  Are you saying each ping pong ball has knowledge of how many times they and all the other balls were drawn? Do all the balls get a vote or is there a king ball that decides which balls will be drawn?

  With RNG drawings we must rely the lottery's word that each individual number has an equal chance of being drawn.

  "Some people have something to say while other people feel the need to say something"
• Stat$talker

  

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  Quote: Originally posted by Stack47 on Nov 12, 2024

  There was a 100% probability instead of just saying "there is no difference" or say nothing, you would dance around the question. 

  "Just bcuz 2 thangz are EQUALLY POSSIBLE, duzzn't mean the 2 thangz are EQUALLY PROBABLE..!!"

  And why I asked you to explain why the odds (PROBABILITY) against the first and second example are different. 

  "So, let'z say for the sake of simplicity, both setz of numberz are for the same Game"

  Of the 694 views, how many viewers other than you, thought "Can someone explain that selecting a quick pick can increase my chances or should i go for Manual picking" was about two different lottery games? Did you ignore miss where I said, "In a traditional 6/49 Lotto games"? 

  "their PROBABILITIES are based on their current individual Relative Frequencies.! thus different ODDZ..thus therein lie their Fruitional Realitiez"

  Are you saying each ping pong ball has knowledge of how many times they and all the other balls were drawn? Do all the balls get a vote or is there a king ball that decides which balls will be drawn?

  With RNG drawings we must rely the lottery's word that each individual number has an equal chance of being drawn.

  "Did you ignore miss where I said, "In a traditional 6/49 Lotto games"? "

  Noo,Your Highnezz, I didn't see YO Decree 

  "Are you saying each ping pong ball has knowledge of how many times they and all the other balls were drawn? Do all the balls get a vote or is there a king ball that decides which balls will be drawn?"

  Noo, I didn't say THAT ,.. YOU just did, aaand rather childishly, outta YO temper tantrum...cauze how dare anyone challenge YOU when it comez to deep thinkin..

  A Mind iz a terrible thang to waste, but YOU'RE xscused , cauze you've sufficiently prooved, that You don't got one..only a Brain.

  The Math duzzn't give a Rat'z Booty about AnYbOdY'z Personal BELIEFZ.. Yourz or Minez..!!

                It operatez by Divine Lawz..

  Not some inflated Ego,wit Oddz..  Stack47  Xs against it.

   

  -Stat$talker 
• rcbbuckeye

  

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  There you go Stack. Stat just loves to prove how stupid he is. (Ron White was right..."you can't fix stupid". Why would you use 2 different games in your example? He admitted he didn't see it was 6/49. He has zero reading comprehension.

  Well, Stat is good for one thing. He gives me my daily belly laugh at his comments.

  JUST LOOK AT THE ODDS OF ANY JACKPOT GAME, THAT WILL TELL YOU EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW
• Stack47

  

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  Quote: Originally posted by rcbbuckeye on Nov 12, 2024

  There you go Stack. Stat just loves to prove how stupid he is. (Ron White was right..."you can't fix stupid". Why would you use 2 different games in your example? He admitted he didn't see it was 6/49. He has zero reading comprehension.

  Well, Stat is good for one thing. He gives me my daily belly laugh at his comments.

  As usual he has nothing to say so says he pretends like he does. Based on his prediction stat$, he shouldn't be saying anything lottery related.

  "Some people have something to say while other people feel the need to say something"