How to use a "Successful" Lottery System

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AllenB — Tue, 24 Nov 2015 20:07:58 GMT

Sorry for the confusion. I meant to post this to My question about Sequences in the Math Forum. The idea in the Math forum was to involve a group in the actual selection process. So taking a slight turn with this Topic I was thinking about the following what if the system is successful because of collective the collective thinking of a group

Reply #7

RJOh — Tue, 24 Nov 2015 19:19:12 GMT

It might be interesting to get a group of LP members to look at some form any sequence (created by anyone, not just mine) and make a prediction, pool all of the predictions and see if the group can get it right.

If you have a successful lottery system, why are you looking for a group of LP members to come up with a prediction system?

This has been suggested before but has never been successful because the persons usually making the proposals had nothing to offer. Plenty of members alread... [ More ]

Reply #6

AllenB — Tue, 24 Nov 2015 16:36:45 GMT

In Excel, I have tracked Games out or Skips converted them to Frequencies and created large Charts that compared events side by side over past game blocks. I have looked at Followers, Skip Trends, etc. all of these processes produce a sequence of numbers that I can perform the same calculation for all over again. I don't know where the iterations end, probably never. It always proves that the Draws are Random. Every time I think the most frequent event will occur next it rarely does. My hope is... [ More ]

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GoogilyMoogily — Tue, 24 Nov 2015 14:35:50 GMT

The only information provided is the date that a number came up. From this I see two data sets 1) draws since last drawn and 2) number of times drawn. I've posted this before in so many words. Hopefully, I will see this more clearly as time marches forth. Many formulas can be derived for trends, frequency, yada yada. If whatever formula/program you conjure outputs data just as random......... In the engineering world, we look at customer requirements and smugly say garbage in is garbage out . Sa... [ More ]

Reply #4

AllenB — Tue, 24 Nov 2015 14:02:11 GMT

With a time machine you would not need a System, assuming you could go Forward to the Future. All of the Systems we create look Back in Time when we Back Test them. We can look at; but, not change the past.

Reply #3

KY Floyd — Tue, 24 Nov 2015 06:58:51 GMT

Using a successful system would be a lot like using a time machine. You could do all sorts of great things if one actually existed.

Reply #2

zephbe — Mon, 23 Nov 2015 23:24:38 GMT

If it proves that easy to win with it then I would win until the MUSL pays me not to play.

I think a lot of people are looking for that miracle

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Original Bey — Mon, 23 Nov 2015 19:52:57 GMT

Infant stage? I would be focused on tweaking it to secure a major JP win. If it proves that easy to win with it then I would win until the MUSL pays me not to play. Winning one JP isnt proof that you have a super system.

How to use a "Successful" Lottery System

AllenB — Mon, 23 Nov 2015 18:21:05 GMT

So let's say you have a Successful System. It is an infant that shows remarkable success and will only get better with age. Maybe I should have posted in the Mystical Forum. This does sound more like a Dream; But what if? With no questions or comments on the System or Game, focusing only on a way to share the system, I was wondering about how it would work. One way is to form a Local Group; but, I was wondering about how to do this for Multiple States.