Study in Prediction for Jeff's "R" State.

Reply #59

four4me — Fri, 17 Feb 2006 16:49:21 GMT

today + tonight 5407 8514 9326 9263

Reply #58

LosingJeff — Fri, 17 Feb 2006 13:09:51 GMT

Mark my words. I will hit the Powerball before hitting a straight pic 4 in Indiana. The odds are much better

Reply #57

LANTERN — Fri, 17 Feb 2006 07:15:45 GMT

losing Jeff

I wish that you could sue Indi's lottery for at least 10 million dollars and win, that would give you your money back and maybe a little extra for interest and or whatever.

Reply #56

LosingJeff — Thu, 16 Feb 2006 23:34:46 GMT

I couldn't have said it better than that. Interesting enough, I have the losing tickets to back up your statement. What has gone on is literally impossible!When you spend enough in a year to play 250,000 possible combinations and cant win a hundred dollars, what do you think? This has gone on for years

Reply #55

Zoozie — Thu, 16 Feb 2006 20:58:27 GMT

And I do not care what lottery officials read this message, Indiana lotto is rigged. No if's, and's or butt's about it. Look at the stats for winners for each lotto (pick 3, 4, 5 etc.) and you can see there are few and far between winners. I also believe since they do NOT do live picks, they adjust the winning numbers to match the LEAST sets chosen... therefore pocketing more money and paying out less.

Reply #54

Zoozie — Thu, 16 Feb 2006 20:55:11 GMT

Yes, as of right now Indiana is on two different time zones. It depends on where you are to what time zone you are in. Eastern or Central. From my understanding, sometime in 2006 - Indiana is SUPPOSE to be normal like the rests of the states with their time zone issues. Maybe I will be able to wear a watch again when that happens.

Reply #53

LANTERN — Thu, 16 Feb 2006 20:27:41 GMT

Todd

Thank you, so it is the same time as yours right now, but later during the year it might not be.

Good enough.

Thank you again.

I will soon start to make posts on pick 4 filters, maybe in a week or less, but whenever it will be soon.

Maybe you can also get some ideas from those pick 4 future filters posts.

Reply #52

Todd — Thu, 16 Feb 2006 20:18:59 GMT

Lantern:

The reason that Indiana gets their own time zone listing in the Lottery Post database ( Indiana Time ) is that they are one of those weird states that do not follow the daylight savings times across the state. It's been a while since I looked at it, but I believe some of the state follows daylight savings, and the other part doesn't.

Or maybe it's that the state is divided into EST and CST, I can't remember. Either way, the reason I created the time zone is so that it would be 1... [ More ]

Reply #51

cps10 — Thu, 16 Feb 2006 19:45:13 GMT

That is true. I will continue to refine and avoid potential pitfalls with the states that can rig their games

Reply #50

LANTERN — Thu, 16 Feb 2006 19:39:07 GMT

Quote: Originally posted by cps10 on February 16, 2006 INDIANA Midday: 0-3-2 (LLL)

Based on the 2/11 draw (4 draws back), I would have had to play all EXCEPT HHL, so this would be a winner.

cps10

Well, I am very glad that you have your winning technique already, be aware that more likely than not lottery people do come here and look at the posts and some of them states have a total control over the winning numbers as they are chosen by them before the draw itself, Indi is one of the bes... [ More ]

Reply #49

LANTERN — Thu, 16 Feb 2006 19:31:46 GMT

Indianapolis

Is the capital ,so I guess the draws must be held right there (?).

Thanks a lot.

Fernando.

I guess people want more predictions, but Indi is on guard now, so it can't be easy no more, we will see later sometime.

Reply #48

LANTERN — Thu, 16 Feb 2006 19:27:30 GMT

Zoozie

Thank you very much.

Fernando.

Reply #47

four4me — Thu, 16 Feb 2006 19:26:33 GMT

Lantern Yes i believe so i just checked a time converter and in Indianapolis it's the same time as here on the east coast.

Reply #46

LANTERN — Thu, 16 Feb 2006 19:25:06 GMT

cps 10

I meant that which-ever technique you use that it needs to produce a profit as soon as possible,because of the very great expense of buying so very many tickets, so it should never be more than 2 weeks before you make a profit, before a person goes bankrupt, but in the way that you meant a 1 week or 10 days is a good testing time, it all depends on the particular filters' technique used, whatever works best for your particular technique(s).

And thanks a lot for the kind words.

Fe... [ More ]

Reply #45

cps10 — Thu, 16 Feb 2006 19:23:44 GMT

INDIANA Midday: 0-3-2 (LLL)

Based on the 2/11 draw (4 draws back), I would have had to play all EXCEPT HHL, so this would be a winner.

Reply #44

Zoozie — Thu, 16 Feb 2006 19:19:04 GMT

http://www.hoosierlottery.com

You can get all the draw information on Indiana lottery here.

Reply #43

LANTERN — Thu, 16 Feb 2006 19:13:58 GMT

four4me

Thanks a lot, I think that Indi draw times are the same as LP time so 1:15 draw time on Indi would perhaps also be 1:15 LP time. Is that right ? Maybe only Todd knows for sure ? And or some LP Indi players

Reply #42

cps10 — Thu, 16 Feb 2006 19:11:30 GMT

LANTERN

I see what you are saying there. I am going to continue to look and backtest to make sure that this technique is working well.

I see you said 2 weeks would be considered long-term . Would you still consider that approach? To backtest in two-week intervals to see that the numbers ran out the same way?

Thanks for being such a great instructor.

cps10

Reply #41

LANTERN — Thu, 16 Feb 2006 19:09:44 GMT

And there are also transposition of digits techniques.

Reply #40

four4me — Thu, 16 Feb 2006 19:07:11 GMT

Lantern game times pick 3

Indiana Daily 3

Game Type: Pick 3 Drawing Days: Every Day Drawing Time: 10:45 pm Indiana Time (GMT-5:00) Midday Game: No Draw Method: Computer Random Number Generator

Indiana Midday 3

Game Type: Pick 3 Drawing Days: Every Day Except Sunday Drawing Time: 1:15 pm Indiana Time (GMT-5:00) Midday Game: Yes Draw Method: Computer Random Number Generator

Reply #39

LANTERN — Thu, 16 Feb 2006 19:02:05 GMT

Quote: Originally posted by cps10 on February 16, 2006 LANTERN

The particular example I have set before would have won you $2400 on a $1 play playing straight tickets based on the filters that I used. Not a bad haul by any means. That is over about a 3-week period. I think I could live with $800 extra a week, couldn't you?

cps10

Yes, using filters is not that hard, a person just has to have some imagination and creativity and needs to backtest on past draws alot, a little imaginati... [ More ]

Reply #38

LANTERN — Thu, 16 Feb 2006 18:54:03 GMT

CPS10

There would be some technique variations that would work more often than others and there are many variations that could be tried, the thing is to experiment and backtest and keep track of the patterns, the variations can be changed every so often as needed depending on how the numbers are coming out at a particular time for a particular state, you might make and keep the 3 or 4 best variations of your technique and switch between them as needed.

4 High-Low patterns and 4 Even-Odd pa... [ More ]

Reply #37

cps10 — Thu, 16 Feb 2006 18:52:20 GMT

LANTERN

The particular example I have set before would have won you $2400 on a $1 play playing straight tickets based on the filters that I used. Not a bad haul by any means. That is over about a 3-week period. I think I could live with $800 extra a week, couldn't you

Reply #36

cps10 — Thu, 16 Feb 2006 18:46:36 GMT

LANTERN

I went ahead and did this ... it was just one basic filter - the EXACT sequence of the Lo/High. Took that out of the mix to get your winners. Of course, you could filter down a little bit further as you suggested. Now, what I did was let the first four draws come out (bottom to top). Then, on the fifth draw, I bet OPPOSITE the pattern of the first draw. You see it was a winner. Then I played the sixth draw OPPOSITE of the second draw, which was a loser, etc. It seems to be okay. You w... [ More ]

Reply #35

LANTERN — Thu, 16 Feb 2006 18:44:24 GMT

cps10

Whatever system you use and or find, do backtest it, for total number of combos bought and total money spent versus total money won, there has to be a fair balance and a fair profit made taking into account all the trouble that you have to go thru to get and buy the numbers.

A system has to produce a profit in the long run, but that long run should not be longer than 2 weeks tops.

Reply #34

LANTERN — Thu, 16 Feb 2006 18:34:19 GMT

Quote: Originally posted by cps10 on February 15, 2006 LANTERN

I use a type of method for playing roulette. It is very simple and used for even money bets. I call it the ORANGE method. Basically, you check the previous six spins and classify them into O-R-L-O-R-L (meaning ORLANDO, which is in ORANGE County, Florida!), such that the spins are either:

1. O (Odd/Even)

2. R (Red/Black)

3. L (Lo/High)

4. O (Odd/Even)

5. R (Red/Black)

6. L (Lo/High)

So, for example, lets say th... [ More ]

Reply #33

cps10 — Thu, 16 Feb 2006 15:24:43 GMT

LANTERN

That is unbelievable that Indi used the same number! Oh well..I am sure we can beat them by staying one step ahead, just like you said. Looking forward to your future correspondence.

cps10

Reply #32

LANTERN — Thu, 16 Feb 2006 07:26:47 GMT

sysp34

Thank you very much, you are a good friend, but at the moment I am not into spreadsheets myself, I don't even know anything about MS Excel and have never yet used it,maybe one day I will, I will keep your spreadsheet just in case I ever Learn how to use Excel, I have not even tried to learn it.

Thank you very much any-way.

And I am glad to know that you also know how to use fillters.

Very Good luck to you.

Fernando.

Reply #31

LANTERN — Thu, 16 Feb 2006 07:15:18 GMT

Maybe the Indiana state lottery thought that I was going to predict again for tonight for the Indi Eve draw, so just in case they came out with this pick 3 Daily 3 9-5-8 Wed, Feb 15, 2006

number to make sure that I would not get it again, but I knew better than that, I know these state lotteries they are all the same, FIXED I said it before and say it again, you don't surprise them like I did twice in a row, dealing with the Texas lottery thought me a lot, they pull all kinds of tricks... [ More ]

Reply #30

sysp34 — Wed, 15 Feb 2006 21:47:18 GMT

well done lantern, so few people had knew about filtering to reduce combo's

here is a tools (spreadsheet) and must be combine with pro filter pick 3

http://www11.rapidupload.com/d.php?file=dl filepath=8630

good luck

sysp34

Reply #29

LANTERN — Wed, 15 Feb 2006 21:22:48 GMT

I forgot to say, Imagine the kind of filtering that could be done if I and all of us had the right kind of pick 3 statistics and in the proper forms.

We could then do very deep filtering for much greater combos reduction.

This is all for today.

Reply #28

LANTERN — Wed, 15 Feb 2006 20:57:06 GMT

Thank you all.

By the way, I used the ProFilter-Pick -3 program for the filtering and wheeling of those straight combos from above, Harmen (And myself and Pick 4 Master also) did a very good job with it.

It got the straight combos, Didn't it ? And the winning number in them

Reply #27

cps10 — Wed, 15 Feb 2006 20:45:41 GMT

Thanks LANTERN! Will do...we certainly appreciate all of your posts.

Zoozie - I am with you on that...that's why my online account has been set up

Reply #26

LANTERN — Wed, 15 Feb 2006 20:41:30 GMT

Quote: Originally posted by cps10 on February 15, 2006 LANTERN

My pleasure. I do what I can to assist in cracking the code .

Now, when you look at it the way I have done it, I would have used ALL combinations for the IN Midday today EXCEPT LLH/EEO

So, when 589 (HHH/OEO) came up, I would score that a VICTORY for cps10! I would have had a winner too! Now, if Jeff could utilize this without playing the actual low-paying state lottery in Indiana, then he could be a winner! :)

Best of lu... [ More ]

Reply #25

Zoozie — Wed, 15 Feb 2006 20:41:17 GMT

Best place to retire is Florida - tax benefits all over the place! Home Stead exemptions and more - with sun and beaches. Only negative is hurricanes. I used to go to the gambling boats that are lined up along the Ohio River and then got really, really angry at Indiana for not sinking the money into the education, like they say they do. Yeah Right! If so, why are Hoosiers still required to pay for rental school books at an average of $100 per child?

We didn't pay for school books in Fl... [ More ]

Reply #24

cps10 — Wed, 15 Feb 2006 20:27:10 GMT

Zoozie

Probably a wise place to live (Louisville) as the Caesars casino is over there too...well, across the river in Elizabeth, IN. I actually am from there (L'ville) too, and was surprised to hear of ANYONE retiring to Indiana. The hottest retirement area now, is in my (North Carolina) mountains and beaches.

Reply #23

Zoozie — Wed, 15 Feb 2006 20:22:00 GMT

LOL so true on the time zone. I can drive 10 minutes one way and pop into another time zone... drive 20 minutes the opposite direction and go back into the 1st time zone. I just threw away my watch, since I really don't know which time it is anyway.

P.S. for Jeff - WHY did you retire to Indiana? Even my own uncles who retired from the military purchased retirement homes across the bridge (Kentucky) since that state doesn't suck so much from their retirement checks like Indiana does.... [ More ]

Reply #22

cps10 — Wed, 15 Feb 2006 20:21:04 GMT

LANTERN

My pleasure. I do what I can to assist in cracking the code .

Now, when you look at it the way I have done it, I would have used ALL combinations for the IN Midday today EXCEPT LLH/EEO

So, when 589 (HHH/OEO) came up, I would score that a VICTORY for cps10! I would have had a winner too! Now, if Jeff could utilize this without playing the actual low-paying state lottery in Indiana, then he could be a winner! :)

Best of luck tonight in Powerball

Reply #21

LANTERN — Wed, 15 Feb 2006 20:18:09 GMT

Quote: Originally posted by cps10 on February 15, 2006 LANTERN

Yes, I am with you on that one, but what I am saying is that you filter from just ONE number, but you go against the pattern of four draws that have most recently occurred.

For instance, in SC Midday, the past four draws have been (excluding today's):

2/10/06: 0-4-8 (LLH/EEE)

2/11/06: 3-1-9 (LLH/OOO)

2/13/06: 0-9-4 (LHL/EOE)

2/14/06: 5-2-8 (HLH/OEE)

So, you would play the following for the next draws:

2/15/06... [ More ]

Reply #20

cps10 — Wed, 15 Feb 2006 20:15:38 GMT

LANTERN - no luck, just skill! Congrats

Reply #19

LANTERN — Wed, 15 Feb 2006 20:10:31 GMT

Well one way or another I will find out when their pick 3 results will come out, they might come out either 1 hour off from the time here on LP or at the same time, Thanks a lot for the info.

What do you think about the Indi Midday pick 3 prediction, Was I LUCKY

Reply #18

four4me — Wed, 15 Feb 2006 19:57:53 GMT

boy was that ever a trick quesion. indiana has two different time zones on is standard time and in one part of the state it's daylight savings time. but to try and answer your question indiana is about 3 hrs behind the east coast. 3 oclock here is 12 olclock there and some parts might be 2 oclock. I also think they moved the drawing locations to a new place so the draw time information might have changed depending on the location. Indiana is one screwed up state for sure. They cant even agree on... [ More ]

Reply #17

cps10 — Wed, 15 Feb 2006 19:51:52 GMT

2/15/06: 3-7-1 = LHL/OOO, so we would have had a winner today.

Now backtrack the four draws and start over.

Reply #16

cps10 — Wed, 15 Feb 2006 19:50:42 GMT

LANTERN

Yes, I am with you on that one, but what I am saying is that you filter from just ONE number, but you go against the pattern of four draws that have most recently occurred.

For instance, in SC Midday, the past four draws have been (excluding today's):

2/10/06: 0-4-8 (LLH/EEE)

2/11/06: 3-1-9 (LLH/OOO)

2/13/06: 0-9-4 (LHL/EOE)

2/14/06: 5-2-8 (HLH/OEE)

So, you would play the following for the next draws:

2/15/06: All except LLH/EEE

2/16/06: All except LLH/OOO

2... [ More ]

Reply #15

LANTERN — Wed, 15 Feb 2006 19:45:19 GMT

I would have to carefully take my time and study your post. So I can't say anything right now, sorry.

Also take into account that I only (So far) filter out ONLY for the very next draw and not for any draws that are past the very next draw, I am not that kind of filter person. I filter only for the very next draw and only for 1 state a time.

Reply #14

LANTERN — Wed, 15 Feb 2006 19:39:23 GMT

173 straight singles only. Filtered out more than 800 straight combos. Not too bad I guess ?

(0001) : 012

(0002) : 014

(0003) : 024

(0004) : 032

(0005) : 034

(0006) : 042

(0007) : 052

(0008) : 074

(0009) : 084

(0010) : 092

(0011) : 094

(0012) : 102

(0013) : 103

(0014) : 104

(0015) : 120

(0016) : 123

(0017) : 124

(0018) : 140

(0019) : 142

(0020) : 160

(0021) : 164

(0022) : 173

(0023) : 182

(0024) : 183

(0025) : 184

(0026) : 193

(0027) : 204

(0028) : 210

(0029) : 21... [ More ]

Reply #13

cps10 — Wed, 15 Feb 2006 19:36:35 GMT

LANTERN

I use a type of method for playing roulette. It is very simple and used for even money bets. I call it the ORANGE method. Basically, you check the previous six spins and classify them into O-R-L-O-R-L (meaning ORLANDO, which is in ORANGE County, Florida!), such that the spins are either:

1. O (Odd/Even)

2. R (Red/Black)

3. L (Lo/High)

4. O (Odd/Even)

5. R (Red/Black)

6. L (Lo/High)

So, for example, lets say the previous 6 spins are: 19-3-1-2-32-5

Classified, th... [ More ]

Reply #12

LANTERN — Wed, 15 Feb 2006 19:27:02 GMT

292 Combos to be played straight after the above filtering, I got rid of a little more than 700 straight combos, by the way the below is also counting doubles.

How is that for straight filtering ?

(0001) : 002

(0002) : 004

(0003) : 010

(0004) : 012

(0005) : 014

(0006) : 020

(0007) : 022

(0008) : 024

(0009) : 030

(0010) : 032

(0011) : 034

(0012) : 040

(0013) : 042

(0014) : 050

(0015) : 052

(0016) : 060

(0017) : 070

(0018) : 074

(0019) : 084

(0020) : 092

(0021) : 094

(0... [ More ]

Reply #11

LANTERN — Wed, 15 Feb 2006 19:13:43 GMT

Midday 3 5-8-9Wed, Feb 15, 2006

I guess their time is 1 hour earlier than that of the Lottery Post forum as their Midday # is ready.

589 came out, HHH, OEO, 22 Sum, 2 LDR, 4 Root.

The following were my Patterns that were to be filtered out from the 1 000 straight combos:

HHL, OOE, 18, 16, 20 Sums, 8, 0 LDRs, 9 Root.

Also Maybe LLH, LHH,EEO, EOO.

I guess that even after all these very long non predicting months I still have not lost my predicting Touch .

I was right i... [ More ]

Reply #10

LANTERN — Wed, 15 Feb 2006 18:16:25 GMT

Indi Midday:

Sorry I meant that those patterns are to be filtered out from the 1000 straight combos, most of them any way, some of them could be used for boxed filtering, but many of them just for straight filtering.

You can tell that I have not done this for a very long time.

These would be OK for either boxed or straight filtering maybe if they are right and the High-Low and Even-Odd patterns only for straight filtering

18, 16, 20 Sums, 8, 0 LDRs, 9 Root.

Reply #9

LANTERN — Wed, 15 Feb 2006 18:11:56 GMT

LottaLoot

Thank you very much, so Does that mean that their time is the same as that of the Lottery Post forum ? Which is Eastern Time ? So 1:15 here is also 1:15 on Indi

Reply #8

lottaloot — Wed, 15 Feb 2006 17:26:37 GMT

Indiana Midday 3

Game Type: Pick 3 Drawing Days: Every Day Except Sunday Drawing Time: 1:15 pm Indiana Time (GMT-5:00) Midday Game: Yes Draw Method: Computer Random Number Generator

Reply #7

LANTERN — Wed, 15 Feb 2006 17:00:53 GMT

Indi Midday.

HHL, OOE, 18, 16, 20 Sums, 8, 0 LDRs, 9 Root.

Also Maybe LLH, LHH,EEO, EOO.

Those patterns might not come out next on todays Midday draw maybe. Those are patterns to be filtered out for next draw from source of combos like from the 120 singles, very first try.

First Prediction try for Indi or any lotto in many months.

At what time does Indi has their draws? Anybody knows

Reply #6

LANTERN — Tue, 14 Feb 2006 23:56:09 GMT

When a state (Texas for example) makes or renders your main point of filters reference un-usable such as the past draw, just change it, use some other past draw and or draws for more than one filters patterns point of reference that still retains the kind of filters patterns relationship to the next winning draw that you need to use for your filters system.

Not understood ?

Let us say, that you like me, filter-out filters patterns from a pool or source of numbers, that you get the winning... [ More ]

Reply #5

LANTERN — Sun, 12 Feb 2006 06:26:44 GMT

Perhaps it could be said that the lottery ia an exercise in FUTILITY, at least for many people.

The states' lotteries could say Resistance is futile, you will be absorbed , Your money, that is. Almost as if thru osmosis.

Can't win ? Don't play ! Simple as that !

Don't you ever play again Jeff, unless you really have a winning plan and or the winning number(s) and play onine (Just in case). You lost too much money already. Unless you again have money and don't mind to lose.... [ More ]

Reply #4

LANTERN — Sun, 12 Feb 2006 06:00:33 GMT

Jeff the daily games (Pick 3 and 4) are to be seen as problems in need of a solution or solutions, not as games and or as gambling and also not as ways of making money, but as puzzles that need to be unravel, to be seen as intelectual exercises as challenges, they are said to be impossible to BreaK so We say Let us break them just for the challenge and the fun of trying. And do everything on paper, there is no need to spend any money on it or while trying, once is done, if it is done, then m... [ More ]

Reply #3

LosingJeff — Sat, 11 Feb 2006 10:58:35 GMT

Not sure how it works. Do they buy tickets from the State? If so, whats the difference. Too late anyways, as the Lottery has literally taken every cent I have ever earned. I only wish I has retired in a State that has a winnable Lottery. If the Hoosier Lottery is doing so much for the State, then why do property taxes, water, and everything go up on a continuous basis? Where did the 700 million for the schools go? Just where is all the money? Must be somewhere. They certainly dont pay players an... [ More ]

Reply #2

LOTTOMIKE — Sat, 11 Feb 2006 10:50:37 GMT

jeff play your picks on this new site todd has found for lottery post members.play your picks there you'll love it.your numbers won't go in the database in indy.you can beat them at this! give it a shot and i think you might have a chance.9,000 for a straight hit pick 4,can't beat that.375 for a box hit pick 4.900 for a pick 3 straight......

Reply #1

LosingJeff — Sat, 11 Feb 2006 10:40:35 GMT

Thanks Lantern! You know, it is absolutely insane the amount of money and combinations you play here with nothing back. Its at a point where I can actually predict what type of combo based on what I play.(ie. 4,6,12, and 24 way). Again, they have it down to a tea. There is nothing random about it! The odds DO NOT happen. Talking to people, most are disgusted with this and see it. It just continues. My God, the payouts are absolutely ridiculous. How can they even display them they are so bad. Unt... [ More ]

Study in Prediction for Jeff's "R" State.

LANTERN — Sat, 11 Feb 2006 09:08:41 GMT

I just now took a very quick look at a few of Indiana's past draws and didn't see anything too wrong with them, Losing Jeff says that you can't win there, that after you buy the ticket they make sure that you don't win, he is probably right on the money, then he should play online with one or more of the online services, this way maybe he can win.

Sometime next week or late this Sunday I might take a better look at Indiana's numbers maybe here on this same thread, I guess it might be best to... [ More ]