lottery gaps

Reply #11

RJOh — Wed, 30 Aug 2006 18:24:58 GMT

Basic information that have been around for a few years may be interesting to a few new players but older players probably have read it before. It's always more interesting to read the posts of LP members with their own takes on that information because it shows they have thought about it enough to have a discussion about it. Most players want to know how such information can be helpful for picking winning numbers and a discussion could be helpful.

Reply #10

BobP — Wed, 30 Aug 2006 05:20:35 GMT

They're another one that's taken whole pages off Lotto-Logix and republished them. They've cleaned it up a bit, they originally left in the links to other Lotto-Logix pages so it was kind of funny navagaiting their site and suddenly finding one's self at the source of their information.

My personal opinion is this kind of basic information should be available to all lottery players free of charge. I don't mind paying for a leg up for high quaility information like being here on Lottery Po... [ More ]

Reply #9

BobP — Wed, 30 Aug 2006 05:01:55 GMT

The article was first published in rec.gambling.lottery on Apr 24, 2000 and archived at Lotto-Logix. BobP

Reply #8

psykomo — Tue, 29 Aug 2006 21:18:50 GMT

THANKssssssssssssssss..........rhow for bring the article to our

ATTENTION!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

At first, when I was reading the GAP .......I though your name

was Steven Highfield and wanted to start selling information on

Lottery Post...................sorry about that, but then it appeared

from some of the post that followed, that YOU were only.........

STEALING the information by cut paste methods, so you.......

could pass t... [ More ]

Reply #7

rhow — Tue, 29 Aug 2006 18:24:44 GMT

IF THIS INFORMation could be utilIzied say for INSTANCE IN A SKIP AND HIT CHART AND OTHER INFORMATION SOME PLAYERS COULD ACCUMULATE MORE IN WINNINGS .

Reply #6

Todd — Tue, 29 Aug 2006 18:11:02 GMT

Does anyone know the original source of that article? I know it was written by Steven Highfield, but where was it first published?

rhow, this question has nothing to do with any of the above remarks, I'm just curious where it was first published.

Reply #5

rhow — Tue, 29 Aug 2006 17:57:32 GMT

FOR THOSE INDIVIDUALS THAT AREN'T VERY BRIGHT AND WE KNOW VERY WELL WHO YOU ARE I DID CUT AND PASTE THIS BECAUSE I THOUGHT IT WAS WORTH EXPLORING BUT THE AUTHOR'S NAME IS POSTED IN THE WRONG PLACE.

WRITTEN BY STEVEN HIGHFIELD.

P.S I DID THINK ANYONE ON THIS FORUM WAS ATTMPING TO SELL ANY THING, A LOT OF PEOPLE ENJOY GAMES OF CHANCE AND NO MATTER HOW RIDICULOUS SOMETHING SEEMS IT IS DEFINITLEY WORTH TRYING AND FOR THOSE GENIUSES OUT THERE I NEVER CRIZISE ANYONE I JUST EXAMINE WHATEVER THE... [ More ]

Reply #4

Todd — Tue, 29 Aug 2006 14:53:31 GMT

OK, no problem. Very interesting stuff. Did the author write the article for you? from the other post here it looks like it exists in at least one other place too.

BobP has a terrifc collection of lottery resources, for anyone who has not ventured there yet.

Reply #3

MillionsWanted — Tue, 29 Aug 2006 14:18:12 GMT

The article written by Steven Highfield is also available on the South Africa Lottery Information Centre.

Is the article on the South Africa Lottery Information Centre also taken from lotto-logix

Reply #2

RJOh — Tue, 29 Aug 2006 07:23:16 GMT

A member who no longer post at LP once asked me a question about Buckeye5 and when I answered it, he requested a copy of the research I had done to prove it and then posted it in the Pick5 forum as his own research when all he did to get it was PM me. I put him on my list of people not to be trusted and now I will add rhow. I wondered why a member from New Orleans would study a UK 6/49 lottery rather than a local one, now I know he didn't study anything he just copied and pasted from another w... [ More ]

Reply #1

BobP — Tue, 29 Aug 2006 05:40:15 GMT

Would it have killed you to mention you pulled this right off the Lotto-Logix site http://www.lotto-logix.com/txthouse/gaps.html ?

Everything except the art work is free there so you are more then welcome to use what you find so long as you don't sell it for money or claim credit for it. Giving credit is always a nice touch.

Todd: This doesn't have to be removed far as I'm concerned. The more lottery information in player's hands the better.

BobP

lottery gaps

rhow — Tue, 29 Aug 2006 04:12:22 GMT

Working with Lottery Number Gaps, what it's all about

For a 6/49 game, here's a simple way of attempting to reduce the field of 49 numbers down to 30.

Then maybe once in a while you 'might' be able to place yourself in the right picking 'areas' or 'groups' of numbers where the next 6 winners lie.

The following is based on the UK National Lottery 6/49 but will apply to any 6/49 game. The bonus number is excluded. Numbers are dealt with in ascending order not drawn order.

The me... [ More ]