Did you know in PB/MM ...

Reply #17

RJOh — Tue, 03 Jul 2007 00:33:07 GMT

01 02 03 04 05 06

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04/06/07 24 32 34 36 39 06

03/27/07 18 25 34 35 42 06

01/05/07 02 12 44 46 51 06

08/22/06 03 04 05 07 36 16

04/18/06 13 14 25 34 50 06

11/15/05 02 04 05 40 48 07

10/08/04 16 17 21 33 41 06

05/14/04 10 19 32 36 46 06

06/20/03 01 02 03 12 37 35

04/08/03 08 10 24 38 45 06

09/20/02 01 02 04 05 46 08

08/20/02 02 13 20 23 43 06

07/02/02 14 22 32

Reply #16

fja — Tue, 03 Jul 2007 00:13:17 GMT

Oh, I don't know,,,I have ruled out 1,2,3,4,5 BB 6 since the game started, and I've been right every time....and I'll probably be right for 500 years. give or take a century..

Reply #15

KY Floyd — Mon, 02 Jul 2007 22:01:50 GMT

Here's something that a lot of people don't know about PB, MM and other similar games. Every single combination has almost exactly the same chance of being drawn, including combinations where every number is less than 6, combinations where every number is between 33 and 39, combinations where none of the numbers contains a digit other than 1 or 4, and the combination that was drawn in the previous drawing. Something else a lot of people don't know: None of the combinations can be ruled out.... [ More ]

Reply #14

x1kosmic — Mon, 02 Jul 2007 15:46:36 GMT

Here's something you might not know, but it's just a theory,

You know how, when the riser is lifting the ball, up to the chute?

I figure there's a suction devise of some kind on it. Think about it, have you ever seen the ball fall off?

If I'm wrong.... help please

Reply #13

Guru101 — Mon, 02 Jul 2007 03:06:34 GMT

There are things to look at that are not so obvious when it comes to elimination. A lot of times, the factors that play a roll in my algorithms do what they were made to do when the winning numbers come out. It's just a matter of getting just the right one. Let me give you an example.

Lottery A: This game is EXACTLY like PowerBall. You choose 5 numbers from 1-55, and 1 number from 1-42. Therefore, the odds of winning the jackpot are 1 : 146,107,962.

Lottery B: This game only has 1 pri... [ More ]

Reply #12

RJOh — Mon, 02 Jul 2007 02:35:52 GMT

I'm not skeptical of your ideas because I have never heard of them but rather that I've heard similar claims that were never proved.

There are companies selling numbers and people selling software that make those kinds of claims all the time.

I believe that one can increase their odds of winning by eliminating combinations that have matched four or more in previous drawings, combinations of certain ranges and sums and avoid certain conditions that are not common with past winning combina... [ More ]

Reply #11

LckyLary — Mon, 02 Jul 2007 02:06:04 GMT

REmember also you are basing your odds on buying only ONE ticket for ONE drawing. Considering many people play 5 tickets almost every drawing the odds of winning at some point are better still.

Reply #10

Guru101 — Mon, 02 Jul 2007 01:39:37 GMT

Well, that's understandable. At the same time, don't forget the saying You gotta start somewhere . Just because nobody hasn't seen it yet, doesn't mean I'm going to feel undetermined to make it happen. I agree with Donny Deutsch, the host of The Big Idea on CNBC. When you come to people with an idea they have never heard of, there's going to be a lot of skeptism. If you keep pushing yourself, you can make it happen though. I'm sure if you could go back in time 100 years and show the people of... [ More ]

Reply #9

RJOh — Mon, 02 Jul 2007 01:06:59 GMT

Saying and writing what can be done is a lot easier than actually doing it. I'll believe it when I see it.

Reply #8

Guru101 — Mon, 02 Jul 2007 00:38:35 GMT

Because your odds of hitting the jackpot in that game will be increased incredibily. Think about it. You got a system that can eliminate over 90% of what will most likely not win the jackpot. But with PowerBall, you're STARTING with 1 : 146M. So at exactly 90% elimination, you're still left with over 14M after you run the algorithms. Now switch over to Indiana's Pick 6/48(1 : 12,271,512). Now eliminate 90%. That takes it down to 1,227,151.2. Now Pick 5/36(1 : 376,992). Eliminate 90%, you're lef... [ More ]

Reply #7

RJOh — Sun, 01 Jul 2007 23:52:04 GMT

I find that hard to believe. If you could eliminate 90% of the 146M combinations of PowerBall then you would reduce the odds of winning a $100M-$200M PB (1:146M) jackpot to the odds of winning a 6/49 (1:14M) game jackpots of $2M-$10M. Normally the overall odds of winning something playing PB is 1:37, but eliminating 90% of the combinations would reduce those overall odds of winning something to 1:4 which would mean for every four tickets bought you would get back at least the minimum prize of... [ More ]

Reply #6

Guru101 — Sun, 01 Jul 2007 22:41:23 GMT

I mean it's possible to eliminate over 90% of the combinations that supposedly aren't going to win based off certain trends. Of course there will be an exception every now and then. The thing is though, when it comes to PowerBall being 1 : 146 million, even using these algorithms, you are STILL left with a huge number of potentially winning numbers. Which is why I have switched over to Pick 5 and Pick 6. By switching to Pick 5 and Pick 6, my odds have potentially increased by an incredible amo... [ More ]

Reply #5

hypersoniq — Sun, 01 Jul 2007 18:06:43 GMT

The most common repeating sequence in the white balls is for White Ball 1 (In Sorted order). it will be the number that was drawn 10 draws ago... this happened 16 times in 192 draws (8.33%)

and that's the BEST I can get with my current system using the new matrix. :-(

BTW... 10 draws back for the first position number held true when using the entire matrix also.

This comes from my LRS (Latent repeating sequence) software... no wins on PB yet but statistically it did the best... won $500... [ More ]

Reply #4

guesser — Sun, 01 Jul 2007 09:44:18 GMT

Explain your 90% please.

Do you mean my chances of getting ONE wb number increase to 90% using various algorithms

Reply #3

guesser — Sun, 01 Jul 2007 09:42:01 GMT

within 9 draws of each game 73% of the WB's drawn will not repeat themselves......

(sorry, I just had to...)

How about: generally speaking, 2 of the 5 WB's that hit are not on anyone's hit list... buy a dart board.

Actually, by my quick calculations, 60% of the numbers repeat themselves in the first 9 games.

Right now, we have 33 numbers occupying the most recent 9 games, 33 / 55 = 60%, which is quite high, it's usually around 50%.

Reply #2

Guru101 — Sat, 30 Jun 2007 22:18:03 GMT

You can improve your odds up to more than 90% using various algorithms.

Which is probably why I usually play more Pick 5 and Pick 6 now than PowerBall.

Reply #1

fja — Sat, 30 Jun 2007 22:17:44 GMT

within 9 draws of each game 27% of the WB's drawn will repeat themselves......

Did you know in PB/MM ...

Editgap — Sat, 30 Jun 2007 21:55:25 GMT

Mention one thing about Jackpot games that others might not know.