Trailing Numbers - Gail Howard Smart Luck Software

Reply #81

Speler — Wed, 10 Nov 2021 18:44:52 GMT

Layouts are limited. You would have to draw forms from scratch, saying buttons to any shape of window. MS has XAML. I have an e-book somewhere that I can't open without trouble and difficulties. Don't know what they screwed to make everything hard to work and difficult to use. ... So I bought that book, paid the high price and I should have bought the paper version instead.

Reply #80

Speler — Wed, 10 Nov 2021 18:30:06 GMT

I like Gothic, but it is not in the list anymore. I have an sqlite program with Gothic, beautiful, but they removed Gothic.

Maybe there is a trick. Things are hard to find. Trying costs a lot of time. You get something done and after a while that doesn't do it anymore.

Someone is pulling strings?

I still can buy a special pen and write in Gothic on paper.

Reply #79

Speler — Wed, 10 Nov 2021 18:24:34 GMT

I scored 5/5's, with not too big sets, but not for real cash.

There are smaller pick 5's and the jackpots are small but you can try those.

I don't use sums.

Reply #78

Speler — Sat, 06 Nov 2021 18:52:06 GMT

It's not the English handwriting, so basically invalid to you, but clearer to read.

You can find the same dateformat with the lottery of West-Virginia, but you still must reverse the order to get the European top down, left to right, writing.

Reply #77

JeetKuneDoLotto — Sat, 06 Nov 2021 06:32:13 GMT

Nice font.

Lets see some wingdings.

Reply #76

JeetKuneDoLotto — Sat, 06 Nov 2021 06:29:02 GMT

It is a last ditch chart. I did use it today. I was looking for an even number. So I could easily ignore any odd recommendations.

Some players use the trailer chart to bypass chart 5 the repeater chart also.

I think the chart would be more helpful if there was another column that displayed the skip of the number so when you were sorting you could see the skip.

I have tried that in excel, but ultimately always abandon it as the time of workout just keeps getting longer and longer as I pu... [ More ]

Reply #75

thamizhpayan — Sun, 24 Oct 2021 21:34:32 GMT

Good to know all of the additional technical details.

I have to learn Kotlin.

When you start your open-source project, i will start contributing to it.

Thanks

Reply #74

jimjwright — Sun, 24 Oct 2021 20:21:05 GMT

For iOS I use Swift. For Android I used to use Java but switched over to Kotlin last year. I like Swing UI for the desktop.

html/css/javascript/typescript is not my thing but mad props to people that can do it.

At some point I am going to start an open source project on github for pick3/pick4 lottery software when I can find the time.

Good Luck

Reply #73

thamizhpayan — Sun, 24 Oct 2021 13:03:57 GMT

Hi Jim,

.NET with custom paid professional UI API. Do you use java for android apps or it more of C++?

For big games,, I don't have a UI for my filters yet. I usually write HTML frontend or Swing UI for Java. I use the excels generated for the game and set filters in JSON format and feed them to the console java application.

I also tried to identify/predict the 5 individual positions for E/O. Finding all 5 will bring the combos to deal down to 250k to 400k based on which EO format... [ More ]

Reply #72

jimjwright — Sun, 24 Oct 2021 07:58:14 GMT

I used Prof-UIS MFC library to create the tabbed interface. Not sure they are still in existence once Microsoft abandoned MFC for .NET. Around this time (2012) is when I switched to being an iOS/Android mobile developer and moved away from desktop programming.

From this same program I have a C Filters tab that allows you to filter and track odd/even, low/high, sums, and draws out.

If you think of the 10 positional values of O/E and L/H creating a unique signature much like the binary digit... [ More ]

Reply #71

thamizhpayan — Sun, 24 Oct 2021 06:14:06 GMT

Nice clean tabbed interface.

Yes RL's apps have filters of this sort. Is this rogue filter/wheel for big games?

Thanks Good Luck

Reply #70

jimjwright — Sun, 24 Oct 2021 04:39:41 GMT

Going down memory lane, this is similar to RL's Stack levels where you play for patterns to repeat based on hits. If you can find a section of grid where you think 0's will repeat from previous draw you can eliminate a lot of numbers. I think Winsum used to use a tool similar to this from RL.

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If you can correctly guess 5 1's, and 5 0's you can usually get around 100 combos for the smaller pick 5 games.

Basically you are looking for cold/dead spots and hot spots in the grid.... [ More ]

Reply #69

thamizhpayan — Sun, 24 Oct 2021 00:52:49 GMT

What We are trying with our self picks is fun for us. This involves thinking, writing and trying to get everything on time.

Quick picks are too easy to buy.

Reply #68

Speler — Sun, 24 Oct 2021 00:40:59 GMT

Play and win with one dollar quickpick, just to piss off the others

Reply #67

Speler — Sun, 24 Oct 2021 00:30:18 GMT

Not having a professor or helping pro, I had to look up things and try out. Debugging or improving often was long and difficult. I won't show the highly advanced. You would throw SLAG in the trashcan and burn the LMG.

We don't have pick 5 in BE. I didn't cash on dry play. You must swim in wet water, not on a chair in the kitchen

Reply #66

Speler — Sun, 24 Oct 2021 00:27:37 GMT

Simple filter, last drawing and matches =3. Ink Free.

Reply #65

thamizhpayan — Sun, 24 Oct 2021 00:16:39 GMT

Nice layouts.

Reply #64

Speler — Sun, 24 Oct 2021 00:16:13 GMT

We were talking followers.

So pairs followers and I want not the next but the 2nd next. I have other versions of this too.

This is in the advanced.

Reply #63

Speler — Sun, 24 Oct 2021 00:07:02 GMT

This is Java.

Table of skips of 3 numbers combinations.

Top of my iceberg.

Reply #62

thamizhpayan — Sun, 24 Oct 2021 00:05:41 GMT

Reply #61

thamizhpayan — Sun, 24 Oct 2021 00:03:56 GMT

Nice.

If you notice many people are tracking and using skips and frequencies for long time.

There are some techniques and strategies that are unique in LMG book.

Reply #60

thamizhpayan — Sun, 24 Oct 2021 00:02:03 GMT

Speler you have learned and implemented a lot. Good Luck with your future wins.

I too have PHP knowledge but I use Java a lot.

Also as you mentioned hit frequencies, skip/hit tables all are there for long time. What We see is that SL and GH have copyrighted and patented their charts and terms that they coined. As long as people use generic names that have existed long before, it should be fine. Many charts are just graph paper plotting that people used before softwares and those

Reply #59

Speler — Sat, 23 Oct 2021 23:57:30 GMT

One of the skips charts. This one is the regular one transposed and sorted.

Reply #58

Speler — Sat, 23 Oct 2021 23:47:02 GMT

I started without plans and knowledge of PHP. I had to do debugs, easily lose focus. (...)

This is one of the simple ones maybe worth showing for mathematical understanding.

Reply #57

garyo1954 — Sat, 23 Oct 2021 22:50:46 GMT

You do nice work. Rarely, rarely do I go beyond black screen. I figure ain't nobody gonna see it and all I care about is if it works. So credit to all you guys who go above and beyond!

Maybe one day, I'll learn better.

G

Reply #56

Speler — Sat, 23 Oct 2021 21:11:05 GMT

So, here I used 1000 drawings and the next drawing was:

Monday, October 18, 2021

13 17 34 37 38

Reply #55

Speler — Sat, 23 Oct 2021 20:55:31 GMT

Someone suggested that I should make a follower chart just like from SL. So, here a prtscr of that little part of all the follower charts with php. The unfiltered chart shows all numbers. Click on the headers to togglesort.

On suggestion I also developed the skips of that too and more with own ideas.

There is no end but ...

Reply #54

Speler — Sat, 23 Oct 2021 20:49:45 GMT

Oh, I just found that slag = smart luck advantage plus. The other is the LMG and ... .

Yes the old version was to print charts mainly. There was no Excel and no Internet like now. That Internet started here around 1997. I also used the dialer to get a connection with Ping.

I actually preferred her travels website to the lotto website. I couldn't make anything of the charts as it is random and no rule applied. I would have applied the rules told, but there were none. I picked up schooling a... [ More ]

Reply #53

garyo1954 — Sat, 23 Oct 2021 19:15:52 GMT

She (the publisher) has their own site. You won't find SLAG on Amazon and the like. They do offer a demo.

The books you will find on Amazon as well as plenty of other lottery books. Many Kindle editions too.

I agree. There are many more options available and many with more options. Too me, the advent of lottery software began with her work back in 1982/83. We've come a long way since then. (personally, I never thought much of her software or books until Jute asked the right question) So... [ More ]

Reply #52

Speler — Sat, 23 Oct 2021 11:35:11 GMT

Crystal was a trademark for mousseux wine. You could add Bols Banana or Pisang Ambon.

Reply #51

Speler — Sat, 23 Oct 2021 11:31:06 GMT

I never have seen any SLAG lottery program. You can search on Internet and not find. It's a mirage of the Arab desert, it isn't there. - There is a L. Master book. It didn't help but coded similar charts. Concepts like skips and counts, simple grouping, yes. You feel that a big part comes from charts you can do with pen and paper. - There were other programs linked to Somee that apparently seemed to be quality for once. The distribution stopped and the programs were for free. I didn't see the co... [ More ]

Reply #50

garyo1954 — Sat, 23 Oct 2021 00:06:34 GMT

If you do Charlatan Picks, I'm doing Crystal Banana Picks!

I don't have the full version of SLAG so no smart picks here. I downloaded the demo to see what it was about and if I might be interested after Jute mentioned it in Math Forum. Then I bought the Master book and it made more sense.

I'm not sure how the smart picks work, but the one attempt I had with programming smart picks I kept stumbling on how to put everything back together. You get all the necessary calculations that sho... [ More ]

Reply #49

Speler — Fri, 22 Oct 2021 22:24:56 GMT

I'm not familiar with the tree names in ingl s, but we surely have some oaks and alike.

Dens probably are softer, especially those fast grown and sprayed with salt and dirt of the road.

You might start with a very young bananatree and work yourself up to a young oak to get your black belt in tree-jutsu! ... The problem was the survival to cash in the money of a winning ticket that you validated before the crash.

I might code automatic prediction software and call it charlatan on weed .... [ More ]

Reply #48

Stat$talker — Fri, 22 Oct 2021 19:45:15 GMT

And if you want predictions, find a charlatan, buy a crystal ball, or get Chinese fortune cookie.

Or git inta dat Probability Statistics Book.

Reply #47

garyo1954 — Fri, 22 Oct 2021 18:32:03 GMT

What do you make of it?

And do they have very soft trees in Belgium? We have banana trees here. Those are pretty soft. Still, I wouldn't suggest crashing into one.

Software can help you make better decisions; it can save time presenting data that would take hours otherwise. But its never going to make decisions for you. (And you always have the choice to ignore the data it presents)

It wasn't meant as a cure all. It doesn't come with a guarantee. There is nothing in it that say... [ More ]

Reply #46

Speler — Fri, 22 Oct 2021 17:06:20 GMT

You can always calculate your probabilities. The machine has the last word.

There is p and there is q, both are letters of the alphabet. There are also Greek letters.

A number drawn can repeat in the next drawing only in one single case! That's exactly when there really is a next drawing!

That also doesn't matter much to you when you just had a crash against a very hard tree after speeding. We're thinking math.

So, you have a product of p's, of q's. What do you make of that? A progra... [ More ]

Reply #45

butch2030 — Fri, 22 Oct 2021 17:05:50 GMT

There are always combinations Patterns in every jackpot game

Your 6/49 has a number of combinations

For example:

02/18/15 06 10 13 24 42 43

05/13/15 03 06 15 24 34 43

11/26/16 03 06 10 24 37 42

09/30/20 06 13 17 24 34 43

This is just one of many in your 6/49 game in Ontario

Reply #44

Stat$talker — Fri, 22 Oct 2021 16:38:50 GMT

The previous draws make not EFFECT the next, but may be RELATIVE to the next as in REPEATable numbers..

The most important line in SLAG's Charts are the Average's line..

Reply #43

garyo1954 — Thu, 21 Oct 2021 21:07:52 GMT

Last ditch filter is what it sounds like.

She introduces trailing numbers by saying, If you believe....., one draw affects the next. That makes it sound like a chart that is not for everybody or everyday use.

G

Reply #42

JeetKuneDoLotto — Thu, 21 Oct 2021 01:58:31 GMT

Not really. The backtest is unreliable. I have noticed that often you will get at least one correct out of the top three trailers. I imagine it is best used as a last ditch filter. For instance if you think your ratio of odds to evens will be 4:1, then you have a strong idea of what you want to see come out, then perhaps the trailers might work better, as your mind is already primed to apply the odd/even filter to the trailers. I just had that idea now. Its a first.

Otherwise the set of numbe... [ More ]

Reply #41

Speler — Sat, 25 Sep 2021 17:53:35 GMT

I passed to see if all three turtles and the heron were sunbathing. A bunch of mujahedins and sub-saharans were all around and all the birds and turtles were hiding.

Reply #40

Speler — Fri, 24 Sep 2021 15:46:58 GMT

If you think that computer generated numbers are worse then you have to see our lotto.

They change the ballsets as they like to. They also mix them. You can tell by the colors.

Mosquito's are back. Didn't have them this year until now. Must be those covid-shots, everybody is fine, mosquito's too. Maybe some came from Asia or Africa by plane or ship. Flies are in the bananas. Somebody put water turtles in the lake, they warm up in the sun next to a big heron. Next a crocodile of the Nile? A... [ More ]

Reply #39

BobP — Wed, 22 Sep 2021 20:53:27 GMT

I'm not going to get into why this happens, it simply is what it is and if so deserves to be taken into account. On multiple occasions I've tested this against the Florida game both 6/49 and 6/53. Here is how I went about it . . .

First use the LP Lottery Report Card to determine if the game you'd like to test is an actual ball drop game and not a game drawn in a computer. If so . . .

Ask your lottery when they last trashed the old ballsets and replaced them with brand new ones. If y... [ More ]

Reply #38

Speler — Wed, 22 Sep 2021 18:00:32 GMT

The wheel turns one way, the ball runs the other way, that is the rule, but in the casino world things can that cannot. It also is possible that dealers make a mistake. The payout is to low, the payout is to high, and in the second case the player didn't notice it. When the chipping machine isn't tuned properly chips can be mixed. A tired new dealer might not see that he is passing big chips in the stack. I have seen this. So, you must call a pitboss or chef and ask him to set the machine. A dea... [ More ]

Reply #37

Stack47 — Wed, 22 Sep 2021 14:20:13 GMT

The ball is spun against the direction of the turning wheel.

Saw dealers spin the ball clockwise and counter clockwise without ever changing the wheel direction. And I thought the idea of spinning the ball at times in the opposite direction was to prevent wheel clocking.

Read a book called The Eudaemonic Pie about a group of physics graduate students in the late 70s that developed a primitive computer that clocked the speed of the spins calculated approximately which of four quadrants to

Reply #36

Speler — Wed, 22 Sep 2021 13:11:58 GMT

If I look at TH now, I have 7-30 - x-x pairs following eachother in the next (first). For 2021, I have the top with f=5. I can do bigger, but this already isn't sure, it is random. I don't publish x-x, those who have code, can run it.

Reply #35

Speler — Wed, 22 Sep 2021 08:46:56 GMT

A legal clean spin does around 7 tours. Around 6 or less tours is normally not allowed. The ball is spun against the direction of the turning wheel. There many videos are fake or are done by some crooks or clowns. There are obstacles in the wheel, the diamond shaped buttons. The ball can bounce against those. The other thing is that the ball can take more tours by running on the border of the wheel, kind of like a 0 degrees angle. Finally the ball can bounce in a hole and be kicked back into ano... [ More ]

Reply #34

Stack47 — Tue, 21 Sep 2021 22:36:06 GMT

I don't know of any croupier competition to spin certain numbers.

Probably a YouTube video or two on how to measure where on the wheel the croupier starts the spin, the speed of spin, and where it drops . I believe it's called clocking and the idea is if the speed of the spins are almost the same, players can determine which section of the wheel the ball will be in. Roulette players can bet after the spin starts, but buying lottery tickets are closed before the process starts.

If trailing... [ More ]

Reply #33

Stat$talker — Tue, 21 Sep 2021 22:27:52 GMT

and maybe you'll see the light.

Hell, I'm not the one in da Dark,.. YOU are ...that may be the reason you need yo bRiGhTlY colored chartz, ta Illumninate yo Illusional Home-Grown Potter's Meat numerical Werld..still chasing ORC5's Longest out numba ..Probability Math even had to show YOU ORC5's ball# 20's fruition,.. cause YOU had NOOO clue..then tried to slyly take false credit by postin yo fake a$$ tickets.. til I BUSTED ya.. ..but I'm still ya Boi..

I'm not trying to permanently be res... [ More ]

Reply #32

Stat$talker — Tue, 21 Sep 2021 22:05:35 GMT

Naah, no way they can digest a Stat$talker Steak .. so, they shouldn't be given such a big meal.. and adding Mayo would only Eggxacerbate their tiny Stomachs.. Beggarz can't be cHoOoSeY eh

Reply #31

Cmoore50 — Tue, 21 Sep 2021 21:13:47 GMT

Stats, we don't like your sandwiches. It's the same ole bologna sandwiches over and over again that you pass out.

Do this for a week and maybe you'll see the light. Don't type probability math in any of your posts for a week. I think those two words

have you hypnotized. Because you talk jibber jabber every day.. You're no closer than any of us. Quit foolin yourself.

Reply #30

AllenB — Tue, 21 Sep 2021 21:11:44 GMT

(See AllenB, I'm passin out $andwichez, but the hungry seemz ta want full Catering).

That's because your sandwiches are bite size and have no condiments. Add some bread and a little mayo. Won't take much since your so called sandwich is a little bit larger than a Dime.

Reply #29

Stat$talker — Tue, 21 Sep 2021 20:33:00 GMT

are not predictable based on SPECIFIC numbers, but only predictable based on trends and patterns and measurements/probability.

As I alwayz say,..Data iz HISTORY, ..like trying to figure out when Abraham Lincoln will be shot again..

Don't know how many timez I need ta sayit..but ONLY Probability Math will tell you WHEN events of intrest WILL happen..

(See AllenB, I'm passin out $andwichez, but the hungry seemz ta want full Catering)..

Naah, SLAG iz great for gathering up any data you... [ More ]

Reply #28

Speler — Tue, 21 Sep 2021 16:18:14 GMT

I think that you like that bottle with the Hirsch on it.

Reply #27

AllenB — Tue, 21 Sep 2021 16:17:09 GMT

You go ahead. Drop a shot in the glass to get a good start on your daily buzz.

Reply #26

Speler — Tue, 21 Sep 2021 16:13:42 GMT

Have a beer

Reply #25

AllenB — Tue, 21 Sep 2021 16:11:12 GMT

Thank you for the explanation. I agree with you about tracking Numbers only.

Does the Book or any other System Track Filter Values this Way

Reply #24

Speler — Tue, 21 Sep 2021 16:10:30 GMT

SL glossary:

The Trailing Numbers Chart is a lotto strategy chart in Advantage Gold lottery software (Chart D) and the Lottery Master Guide book. This is the chart to use if you want to find out which numbers followed (trailed) last week's winners the most throughout the entire history of your game. Trailing Numbers helps us find numbers that, in the past, had hit most often immediately after the numbers that just hit.

In other terms:

You count +1 when number x followed number y.

You... [ More ]

Reply #23

WhatAreTheOdds — Tue, 21 Sep 2021 15:58:26 GMT

The definition of Trailing Numbers (taken from the SLAG manual):

The numbers that followed (trailed) last week's winners the most often throughout the entire history of your game . Numbers that in the past had hit most often immediately after the numbers that just hit .

Yes, the software allows you to define a period of time - you do not have to include the entire history of the game.

Yes, the software also allows you to skip draws (you do not have to use the draws that trail IMMEDIATE... [ More ]

Reply #22

AllenB — Tue, 21 Sep 2021 14:35:18 GMT

I do not have Gail Howard's Book but I have a question do Trailers = Followers.

Followers, to be or not to be.

I am looking at followers. Actual Number following Another Number (not so much (Yet) but Filter Values.

I want to know A Set of Facts about the Game that I am playing.

Filters anywhere in the data, separate that which is similar. Combinations can be divided so A Series of Similarity. Activate a Filter and you have separated the Total Inventory of Combinations into groups.... [ More ]

Reply #21

Stat$talker — Tue, 21 Sep 2021 13:49:39 GMT

There isn't much doubt that players can help themselves by reducing the odds drastically if they play the biggest hitter,

I agree, plus coupled with Probability Math for a Methodical Mathematical assault on those Astronomical Odds concerning the rest of the Matrix will surely get LO's attention..

MUSL Officials are busy trying to muddle the stats of MM for sure, with consecutive numbers flip- flopin the Odds reading on each, is the one of THE most assured signs of manipulation that Data c... [ More ]

Reply #20

Speler — Tue, 21 Sep 2021 13:30:22 GMT

The pitboss can also come along with a choice of different marbles for the roulette wheel. Balls can differ in size or material. They all do it to get a random result. I felt that some balls were nicer to spin. - I don't know of any croupier competition to spin certain numbers.

Our lotto has different ballsets in different colors and they even mixed them as they liked, without warning.

They for some time just announced that a certain number would be a blue ball and when that one was dr... [ More ]

Reply #19

Speler — Tue, 21 Sep 2021 13:23:14 GMT

You must consider that you don't do one-visit-games. Some just want to play $50 to $100 for one game. Others play continuously and notice more chances through the rotation of combinations and numbers. I have several different programs/tables and very extended to look into followers or antecedents.

You can transpose or flip your table in Excel or other alike program using a grid. You can also sort the rows in Excel, but it takes more clicking and selecting to go through it. Of course you can't... [ More ]

Reply #18

GiveFive — Tue, 21 Sep 2021 12:01:36 GMT

My apologies for my confusion. It was about an hour after I wrote my reply that I realized that you had switched mid-post from writing about Fantasy5 to PB/MM. You could have done a better job with wording that post, especially the words I doubt that 1 in 2176 applies which was the source of my confusion. I thought you were writing about Fantasy5's reduced odds which are actually 1 and 2,164, but I'm being petty pointing out a typo to you.

I've had fair success playing the biggest hitter of... [ More ]

Reply #17

garyo1954 — Tue, 21 Sep 2021 02:21:12 GMT

And you'd be right about 26 vs 28.

Still doesn't change the point if there were only 10, 12, 6, or 3. And one ball in Mega-millions pays the same as no balls in the 5 main. Even in Texas Cash5 it takes two balls to get a free QP.

So how about we let this guy have his thread without the nonsense of trying to find something wrong with everything someone says

Reply #16

Stat$talker — Tue, 21 Sep 2021 02:00:59 GMT

And given you have 28 Powerballs and 25 Mega-balls

Correction. There are only 26 Powerballs ( Red Balls

Reply #15

garyo1954 — Tue, 21 Sep 2021 01:48:54 GMT

Any confusion is on your part. I didn't say Florida Fantasy 5 did have a bonus ball. I even looked it up to make sure what I was saying was factual. What I said was 65/365 (17.8%) is about 1 out of 6 draws. And that doesn't seem like the best option to play in every case as a key number. Playing the #1 hitter for say, 180 days when it will only hit 30-35 times doesn't appeal to me.

Your choice.

What I said about Mega-million and Powerball was for the other guy. And if you read the po... [ More ]

Reply #14

GiveFive — Tue, 21 Sep 2021 00:58:10 GMT

You're confusing Florida Fantasy5 with Florida's Pick 5 game.

Fantasy5 does not have any extra or bonus balls and is drawn once per day. Pick 5 has an extra ball known as The Fireball and it's drawn twice per day, the top prize being $50,000. Fantasy5 is a 5/36 matrix and if there's just one jackpot winner, the payout could be more than $200,000.

Not every Fanatsy5 number is going to be drawn 65 times per year. Since 2002, only one FF5 number each and every year had approximately 65 hits.... [ More ]

Reply #13

garyo1954 — Tue, 21 Sep 2021 00:08:56 GMT

I don't think many here have a problem with using a key digit/number. The difference is in how/who is defining what that number is. .

Now, Florida Fantasy 5 is drawn every night, 365 days a year.

A number is going to show, give or take, 65 times.

Or about 18% of the total draws (65/365 draws).

A little better that 1 in 6 draws.

So the question becomes is it the wisest play in every line, ever draw?

And given you have 28 Powerballs and 25 Mega-balls I doubt that 1 in... [ More ]

Reply #12

Stack47 — Tue, 21 Sep 2021 00:05:26 GMT

Just wondering.

If all the drawings are random, how could a different ball set decide certain balls will do better, worse, or the same?

And of course anything based on draw history is now skewed until enough fresh data builds up.

That's obviously true when PB and MM added more numbers, but aren't those draw histories with the same amount of numbers based on the same type of random drawings?

The numbers on any ball set over time will produce a drawing history pretty close to probabi... [ More ]

Reply #11

GiveFive — Mon, 20 Sep 2021 23:12:09 GMT

Finally!!

Finally somebody sees the light... I've been preaching about the fantastic odds reduction by knowing and using the big hitter of the year, but it seemed as if nobody was listening... or even cared for that matter.

Look, 1 in 2,164 aint no cakewalk. That's still some pretty tough odds to overcome. I know this because I haven't overcome them and I've been practicing what I preached for years.

Here's what Florida Fantasy5 history has taught me - Every year one of FF5's 36 numbe... [ More ]

Reply #10

Stat$talker — Mon, 20 Sep 2021 22:39:34 GMT

That's exactly what I've tried to explain to SOME here that refuses to believe that Probability Math's PrEdIcTiVe properties can cut those astronomical Odds down to a fruitional-size bet..

So, if 1 number of CERTAINTY can reduce initial Odds of 1 in 376,992 , down to 1 in 2,164, a 99.43% reduction ?...imagine what knowing for CERTAIN, 3 or 4 numbers pointed out by Probability Math would do for a Matrix of ANY size!

It is precisely THOSE kinda Mathematical Odds that LOs are really up agains... [ More ]

Reply #9

GiveFive — Mon, 20 Sep 2021 21:23:18 GMT

Agreed changing the ballsets can throw off history and make it meaningless.

That said, there are still things that history data will tell you that don't change. For instance, in Florida Fantasy5 every year since 2002, the top hitting number of the calendar year had approximately 65 hits. Each and every year, one number will hit more than the others, just as one number will hit the least number of times during the year.

Every year a normal distribution (a bell curve) is produced showing how... [ More ]

Reply #8

WhatAreTheOdds — Mon, 20 Sep 2021 09:52:24 GMT

Bobp,

I deeply respect your lottery insight - thank you for your input.

I have heard this before, but now I think it is time that I really took this fact seriously. So what I'm hearing is that using the entire draw history for any of the Charts in SLAG (or otherwise) will only throw off my results.

For most of the Charts, I already use 40 draws of history. I guess it is time to do that with Trailing Numbers Chart D, so that ball changes over the years will not be a factor any longer.... [ More ]

Reply #7

BobP — Mon, 20 Sep 2021 05:39:27 GMT

Every so often it's a good idea to check with your lottery and find out when they last trashed all the ball sets and replaced them with brand new ones. Each time they do this a third of the balls start doing better, a third worse and a third remain as they were. This can throw off any system leaving one wondering where they went wrong. Thing of it is, the system continued on while the balls went another way. And of course anything based on draw history is now skewed until enough fresh data build... [ More ]

Reply #6

WhatAreTheOdds — Mon, 20 Sep 2021 02:24:27 GMT

Speler,

Interesting idea, to write a program to see which numbers were drawn before/previously (instead of checking what comes after/trails/follows).

2 possible problems with that though: if the number 11 is the most frequently drawn before the number 04, it doesn't mean that the number 04 is the most frequently drawn after the number 11. And the other thing is that I can still only play what follows , not what came previously. So what follows is the more relevant.

But you've got me thi... [ More ]

Reply #5

Stat$talker — Sun, 19 Sep 2021 23:26:21 GMT

Aye No problem.. Anytime.. I mean afterall...WhatAreTheOdds of it harming by lookin at it from a different angle..

Curious.. why 40 tho

Reply #4

WhatAreTheOdds — Sun, 19 Sep 2021 23:08:05 GMT

Stat$talker,

I typically use a 40 game setting in SLAG, for many of the charts, but not for Trailing Numbers. I suppose it is worth considering. I'll test it out for a while (on paper) and see how things pop. Thanks for the suggestion.

Reply #3

Speler — Sun, 19 Sep 2021 19:07:38 GMT

I had a look at feedback comments from people on Internet.

Most of them seem to be disappointed. The software and books together also cost much money.

A positive comment:

I give thanks to Ms Howard s system. I felt I had nothing to lose by trying it. I won 11 times fantasy 5 games 4/5 for a total of $3,113.00. March 2021 finally won a 5/5 match for the grand prize of 188,636.00. Prayer, Patience, and Persistence is also helpful. You should try it! I am so happy I did. I am now debt free... [ More ]

Reply #2

Speler — Sun, 19 Sep 2021 18:20:36 GMT

Someone not so long ago posted the question about followers.

SmartLuck's version is/was like this:

F\N 1 2 20 30 31 SUM \

14 29 22 24 35 36 146 14

4 20 25 28 31 37 141 4

30 28 26 31 28 27 140 30

31 24 34 23 22 33 136 31

13 30 23 25 26 30 134 13

16 22 19 30 29 32 132 16

... ordered by SUM descending.

I found it more interesting to search for numbers repeating (games out 0, actual skip 0, interval 0 ...).

I'd suggest that you print the chart and... [ More ]

Reply #1

Stat$talker — Sun, 19 Sep 2021 17:27:35 GMT

Yeah, I really feel your pAiN ,...I've pulled out about as much hair as I can afford tryin to make SLAG agree with Probability Math, but to no avail.. It'z the Games Out factor that makes it hard to recognize numbers invoking fruition.. And going back n forth between the 2 mentally with its formulas and Probability Math is mind boggling to say the least..

I've found that its best to allow SLAG to measure your Game of study at its true Game Rate..you'll lose less hair....a 50 game setting usua... [ More ]

Trailing Numbers - Gail Howard Smart Luck Software

WhatAreTheOdds — Sun, 19 Sep 2021 16:56:07 GMT

Has anybody found any benefit in the Trailing Numbers (Chart D) in the Gail Howard Smart Luck Advantage Gold software?

I'm almost ready to give up on it completely. In the past I've previously gotten a winning number out of it, every so often. Most of the time, its predictions are no where close to the winners.

I have read previous posts here on LP about setting the sensitivity to 2 (or more). And about using the top 5 trailing numbers for each of the individual numbers. So I'll try doing... [ More ]