Time and the Lottery Draw - The Connection

Reply #19

Stack47 — Wed, 21 Nov 2007 02:01:01 GMT

I believe the timing or being in sync with a game might be the most important part of any gaming. For instance, you're playing Blackjack and are dealt 16 and the dealers up-card is 6. Basic playing strategy suggests that you stand, the dealer's down-card is a face, they must hit, turn over a 5 for 21 and you lose. Let's play the same hand but instead of the up-card being a 6, we'll use the face as the up-card. Now basic strategy tells you to take a hit, getting that 5 for 21, and will probably w... [ More ]

Reply #18

pumpi76 — Tue, 20 Nov 2007 01:56:41 GMT

After thinking it through, i do believe you will find a pattern in time of draw...But i don't think you will have to focus on the hours, for the hours are the same, what you have to focus is on the minutes and the seconds...But it will take a lot of time to consider all the variables...

but i don't believe it holds true for Pick5, pick6, and keno...

Reply #17

pumpi76 — Tue, 20 Nov 2007 01:16:01 GMT

Maybe there is a bias based on the time of the year, month or even days of the week.

I believe you are correct stack...

After thinking it through, i do believe you will find a pattern in time of draw...But i don't think you will have to focus on the hours, for the hours are the same, what you have to focus is on the minutes and the seconds...But it will take a lot of time to consider all the variables...

I also believe the following is good to better predict Pick3/Pick4, specially Pick... [ More ]

Reply #16

Kola — Sat, 17 Nov 2007 15:29:58 GMT

Interesting observations there with the draws of the Pick 3,4,5. All that you noted are neat things to consider if one chooses to consider Time in making predictions. I also agree with you, and Libra Dave, that Time of year, month, and day of week does have an impact on the draw.

Reply #15

Stack47 — Sat, 17 Nov 2007 02:52:29 GMT

Very interesting topic and because of it, I decided to watch the live Ohio draw at 7:29. They use a machine with clear containers and the balls are mixing using a forced air process while the announcer introduced herself. She stepped to the side and the camera pans in on the device that holds the 3 balls that entered the 3 individual tubes first. All 3 tubes are opened at the same time so there is no elapsed time between when each ball reaches the top but sometimes like in tonight's drawing when... [ More ]

Reply #14

Kola — Sat, 17 Nov 2007 00:10:34 GMT

Hi Libra Dave.

I consistently check in the Mystical Forum to mainly look at your Astrology number posts. I have witnessed your system in action many times, and it does work well,and I think it would be part and parcel of any method/system that dares to incorporate TIME.

I have yet to fully outline a System of using TIME, but you since you chimed in, I do agree that draw time, day of the week, and location of draw are important. There are a few other variables, but the ones just mentioned... [ More ]

Reply #13

Kola — Fri, 16 Nov 2007 23:51:28 GMT

Even though I stress focusing on TIME OF DRAW, the elapsed time between balls has plenty of merit. Its just that, it may be helpful to start small by focusing on the DRAW TIME, and then if you want to go very deep , by all means then confront the elapsed time between balls as well.

Concerning the Magic Squares of planets, hopefully I can share something that will be somewhat interesting.

Thanks for your sentiments aumira.

Reply #12

libra — Fri, 16 Nov 2007 22:56:14 GMT

Hi Kola

I have been posting the draw time planet numbers for a while now. It's in my Astrology Number post in the Mystical forum. Athough this is different from your system ,it still deals with the draw time and day of the week and location of where the drawing is done. It seems to work well in most states. I'm hoping you find a way of getting your system to work consistantly.

Good Luck Libra Dave

Reply #11

aumira — Fri, 16 Nov 2007 22:26:09 GMT

Yes, I fully agree that time of draw is a vital factor and not elapsed time between draw of the

balls.The time of draw uniquely presents three sets of numbers(pick 3 ) which can be played: or one set can be chosen based on the earlier draws.

I look forward to the magic squares of the planets and their use.

Aumira

Reply #10

Omniscient — Fri, 16 Nov 2007 17:50:11 GMT

Thanks for the reply back Kola

Reply #9

Kola — Fri, 16 Nov 2007 16:22:36 GMT

All those variables are something to consider, but in the final analysis they would not matter if TIME is absolute - at least on this plane in our 3- dimensional reality. The changing of balls, or changing of machines may contribute to promoting randomness, but even that collapses when TIME comes into play, because all those events leading up to the draw of the ball conspire together to contribute to the balls being drawn at a certain time. TIME takes it all into account.

Your comment about... [ More ]

Reply #8

Omniscient — Fri, 16 Nov 2007 14:58:12 GMT

Sounds interesting... BUT... how would you even perform such calcs ?!? You would have to watch live drawings each night and sit there with a stopwatch and time each ball as it gets picked from a vacuum, or watch it fall into position from 3 or 4 individual number wheels(depending how your state picks it's numbers). So... for example... you time the balls that come out and you get the 1st ball picked at 7:57.29 pm, then the next at 7:57.35, next at 7:57.49 and last at 7:57.59 . After a week of do... [ More ]

Reply #7

Kola — Fri, 16 Nov 2007 11:57:09 GMT

....I wish...but thanks for the sentiment. I love physics, and I try to use various disciplines like the sciences, mathematics and even metaphysics along with a few other things into first conceptually and then concretely figure things out using very simple methods where possible...Always keeping in mind that it all connects.

Reply #6

Kola — Fri, 16 Nov 2007 11:48:21 GMT

Yes, you're right. Now the task is to reconcile TIME with the lottery and translating it into some functional method or system. Happy Explorations

Reply #5

pumpi76 — Fri, 16 Nov 2007 10:14:17 GMT

Whaoo, sounds like something a theoretical physicist will say....LIke something taken out of SuperString Theory ....

Reply #4

LAVERNE MALONEY — Fri, 16 Nov 2007 05:42:07 GMT

Seconds, because all three digits or however many digits cannot be drawn at the same time. If a draw is scheduled for 8:00PM, they allow 60 seconds for the entire draw their is a time segment before the first ball is drawn, a time segment before the second ball is drawn, etc. until the draws have concluded. Whatever shifts that happen in the universe after that draw will lead up to the next draw again lend an impact.

Reply #3

Kola — Fri, 16 Nov 2007 05:10:11 GMT

I'm still thinking of the variables you mentioned Laverne...

Yet the more I think about, the time of the draw if it takes place on time as it usually does, is Absolute. If the draw is at specific time, let's say, exactly 8:00 PM, the event such as a drawn ball, will play itself out through that time portal of 8:00. This means that all the other variables you mentioned really will succumb to the 8:00 PM event. So the event considers all game mechanics such as wind velocity, atmospheric temper... [ More ]

Reply #2

Kola — Fri, 16 Nov 2007 04:18:45 GMT

Hi Laverne! Thanks its feels good to post again. I have a lot to say, but most of its is not ripe yet. Bye and Bye...

Great ideas you have - I'm not surprised...Yes, as you say, the time elapsed between each individual numbers are important. Also all the variables you mentioned like wind velocity, earth's atmosphere, and etc...are elemental as well. I've often thought about many of these things. These are the game mechanics that can give you , shall we say, colorful results - way off the cour... [ More ]

Reply #1

LAVERNE MALONEY — Fri, 16 Nov 2007 03:57:41 GMT

Hello there Kola! I'm glad to see you posting again.

In the opening of your post you write about Time of Day . That is very important it has merits because of the shifts in the earth's atmosphere. Variables such has high low tides, altitudes etc..

However, I have stated in previous posts that it is the time elaspsed between each individual numbered ball drawn that may have an impact on the digits drawn. If a state uses ping pong balls. I have noticed by watching various draws live or... [ More ]

Time and the Lottery Draw - The Connection

Kola — Fri, 16 Nov 2007 03:21:22 GMT

TIME and the LOTTERY DRAW

--a crude speculatory primer--

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I believe that the Time Of Day may be a missing key to use with the various lottery method/systems. It may be important for the Pick 3/4/5 and for picking the right numbers for the Jackpots.

When particular balls are drawn at a particular time, there is no other way, obviously, for any other balls to have been drawn at the that time.

Time is like a portal. Each event, such as a drawn ball, has its own specific moment t... [ More ]