Do lottery software really works?

Reply #10

skio — Fri, 20 Apr 2012 11:34:24 GMT

True

Reply #9

aquariuslottery — Fri, 20 Apr 2012 04:18:53 GMT

I also don't understand why people use complicated numerical acrobatics to select future numbers

(PI and relatives being a good example) while there are simple and reliable computations available

to anybody. I use frequency charts like hot, cold, repetitive, overdue, due to hit etc. and they provide

a good picture of what's currently happening in the lottery, what are the trends and what direction

they are going. How many times in our history it was proven over and over again that si... [ More ]

Reply #8

Lucky Loser — Thu, 19 Apr 2012 18:06:27 GMT

All I can say is, Whoa as I just browsed through a thread containing some information about PI and how it applies to Pick 3. For years, Pick 3 has simply boiled down to (3) positions which contain numbers ranging from (0-9). Then, (5) of each of those are (Odd) while the other (5) are Even numbers...and thus form combinations of Odd-Odd-Even, Even-Even-Odd, Even-Odd-Odd, Odd-Even-Even, Odd-Even-Odd, Even-Odd-Even, Str8 Even, and Str8 Odd...that's it.

I'm just having a really hard time underst... [ More ]

Reply #7

Lucky Loser — Thu, 19 Apr 2012 14:55:48 GMT

RJOh, commercial lottery software is only a product of the original designer's perceived method of approach to the game, okay. This is all it can be because every player see's something different in terms of their overall approach and, thus, there is no one system fits all. What you conceive as a winning approach is more than likely not incorporated into a commercial system. Then again, it just might be and this is where most players either love or hate the software they've purchased. In turn, t... [ More ]

Reply #6

time*treat — Thu, 19 Apr 2012 08:15:23 GMT

RL stole my reply ... and improved it.

Reply #5

aquariuslottery — Thu, 19 Apr 2012 04:12:47 GMT

I believe that lottery software, in order to be useful for playing, should do 3 things:

1) Offer several prediction methods with clear explanation how each method selects

the numbers. Personally, I would not use anything that makes hidden predictions.

2) Offer a selection of wheels for playing. Every numeric lottery can have wheels.

They significantly improve chances of winning - I've seen it in action in such different

lotteries as Lotto 649 and Pick 3. For me - no wheels, no pla... [ More ]

Reply #4

SergeM — Wed, 18 Apr 2012 16:34:33 GMT

I am always surprised how many English mistakes are done in the posts.

Do lottery software really works?

Personally I like to know what the software does.

If the program returns statistics, there is nothing wrong with it,

unless the output wrong.

When a program proposes a choice of numbers, you can reject or keep that selection.

Reply #3

RL-RANDOMLOGIC — Wed, 18 Apr 2012 12:35:18 GMT

RJOh

The best has to be one that you wrote yourself. This way you can control how it picks the lines.

Some people have the idea that it does not make any difference how the numbers are selected,

because they all have the same odds of showing. QP's are, in my opinion the very worst way to

play and I know many will dissagree. What works for me may not work well for others and vice

versa. Having some fun playing is a must regardless of what one uses even if it's pen and paper.

Som... [ More ]

Reply #2

Talisman — Wed, 18 Apr 2012 05:29:30 GMT

Lottery software is most like a scam, it's exactly the same as using QP's, making your own random numbers, or playing different sets of numbers. Because every number has an equal chance of coming up.

Reply #1

aquariuslottery — Wed, 18 Apr 2012 05:14:36 GMT

I would use only software that predicts winning numbers; otherwise I don't see a purpose in using such software.

If the software does predict numbers it should also do 3 other things:

1) Explain how it selects the numbers, so I can see if there is logic behind it (e.g. if they use a random numbers selection

I don't think I would need such a software, probably I can do as good drawing from my hat).

2) If the software uses some selection method based on stats it should also allow bactr... [ More ]

Do lottery software really works?

RJOh — Tue, 17 Apr 2012 19:07:38 GMT

Most lottery software have a disclaimer that says it's for entertainment only so when players ask me do lottery software really work I don't know if they are asking is it really entertaining or does it pick winning lottery numbers.

All I can say if your lottery software doesn't make trying to win a lottery entertaining then it doesn't work.