Breaking down the lotto by groups! 6/49!!

Reply #28

hypersoniq — Sun, 18 Jan 2004 18:30:18 GMT

powerball doesn't have ballset info available, just to say they have several sets.If they vary the order of the balls in the columns before each drawing,they probably won't share that either.I can't believe that there is zero info on this on the net anywhere... not even 1 pic with high enough resolution to zoom in...If I were to guess, I would think they go01|__|22|__|43 01|__|__|__|3402|12|23|33|44 02|10|18|26|3503|13|24|34|45 03|11|19|27|3604|14|25|35|46 04|12|20|28|370... [ More ]

Reply #27

JAP69 — Sun, 18 Jan 2004 14:44:51 GMT

In the N.Y. lotto 54 they had 6 rotations for theirdrawings. This was back in 1996 info.they placedtheir balls in this order. I will give rotationone and six here.They were tracked by the amount of hits by ball numberat each rotation cycle. Number of times hit in eachcolumn. And other data.If you can locate the info it would be something to cipher out. rotation one_09_18_27_36_45_54____08_17_26_35_44_53____07_16_25_34_43_52____06_15_24_33_42_51____05_14_23_32_41_50____04_13_22_31_40_49____03_1... [ More ]

Reply #26

hypersoniq — Sun, 18 Jan 2004 14:43:34 GMT

Quote: Originally posted by MikeK on January 04, 2004 The idea using base of 10 does not make any sense in my opinion. When my countryman Gottfried Wilhelm von Leibnitz in 1679 perfected the binary system, used to this day as the basis forcomputer systems, he realized that the reason behind the system defines what numeric system is used.My approach for the 6 out of 49 would be dissection is 14!Base 14 would be Base10 to 14--------1=12=23=34=45=56=67=78=89=910=A11=B12=C13=D14=1015=1116=1217=1318... [ More ]

Reply #25

hypersoniq — Sun, 18 Jan 2004 14:22:27 GMT

can't find one, most member state's FAQs have limited outdated info on when they used the old Beitel Criterion machines instead of the current SmartPlay Halogen ones.What better place to ask than the source? I sent an e-mail to the musl, responses usually take 3 days to a week...FYI if you have a question about the powerball for the MUSL, tou can send it to letters@musl.com ... they seemed to have overlooked a contact section on their updated powerball site...Also, the VIDEOS are updated now t... [ More ]

Reply #24

hypersoniq — Sun, 18 Jan 2004 13:42:51 GMT

The powerball balls start out in the following arrangementWhite BallsColumn of 11 - Column of 10 - Column of 11 - Column of 10 - Column of 11 = 53 ballsPowerBallsColumn of 9 - Column of 8 - Column of 8 - Column of 8 - Column of 9 = 42 ballsI can't get a pic of how they are numbered in there tho... still looking...

Reply #23

JAP69 — Sun, 18 Jan 2004 13:34:42 GMT

When I use to track the N.Y. lottery games we were able to know the placement of the balls in their tubes and knew which rotation was for the next draw and track the game by tube rotation . Is this info available for the game you are tracking

Reply #22

hypersoniq — Sun, 18 Jan 2004 13:18:45 GMT

back in the day, there were 3 states in a computer... ON ,OFF and WAIT... As core voltages dropped and IS's became increasingly packed the old buzz word was Zero Wait State . Base 2 works best for the electronics, but is a bit much when coding, so they adopted octal (base 8) then Hexadecimal (Base 16) as shorthand .I also keep decade data for the powerball, but find that even in this over-simplified form, the drawings still defy prediction, as do ODD/EVEN, Last Digit, SUMS, SUM ROOTS and any o... [ More ]

Reply #21

CASH Only — Sat, 17 Jan 2004 15:20:52 GMT

bobby:What do you do in a 30-40 number game (letterwise

Reply #20

bobby623 — Mon, 05 Jan 2004 17:06:59 GMT

I use alpha-numeric substitution to generate alphabetical sequences, e.g. ABCCD, ABBDD, in a Pick 5/37 lottery. The default is A=any number 1-9, B=any number 10-19, C=any number 20-29, D=any number from 30-37. I then divide the letter sequence into 4 columns of pairs by position, 1-2, 2-3, 3.4, 4.5. Over time pairs its became clear that AA and AB comes up more often in Psn 1-2, and CD and DD in positions 4/5. I then use several others charts that suggest possible numbers. Mainly, I use X-Y char... [ More ]

Reply #19

MikeK — Mon, 05 Jan 2004 16:35:33 GMT

And what might your point be

Reply #18

CASH Only — Mon, 05 Jan 2004 16:29:32 GMT

You may not want to use your number-picking skills in the soon-to-begin PA Match-6. While it will be a 6/49 game, and you'll get three plays, each ticket will cost $2, and two of the three games are automatically QPed.

Reply #17

MikeK — Sun, 04 Jan 2004 20:16:06 GMT

The idea using base of 10 does not make any sense in my opinion. When my countryman Gottfried Wilhelm von Leibnitz in 1679 perfected the binary system, used to this day as the basis forcomputer systems, he realized that the reason behind the system defines what numeric system is used.My approach for the 6 out of 49 would be dissection is 14!Position 1: 1 - 14Position 2: 8 - 21Position 3: 15 - 28Position 4: 22 - 35Position 5: 29 - 42 Position 6: 36 - 49Food for thought?Good Luck

Reply #16

LaurainMass — Sun, 04 Jan 2004 19:23:48 GMT

I am definately in the right place.I use number ranges in some of my CAD designs ( Base10 ) I never thought of lottery.Mind if I get to work on this one?Laurajean

Reply #15

Clipper — Fri, 02 Jan 2004 02:33:28 GMT

When I tracked Pick 6 Lotto in Texas, from the very beginning (10 years ago) I used DECADES as one of the methods for tracking! We had Pick 6 a year before Pick 3 (what I spend all my time on right now) and when I started keeping records I noticed a few things.At that time we had a 6/50 and I found I could divide the 50 numbers into 5 decates.....Singles, Teens, Twenties, Thirites and Forties. After I had acquired enough information for a database I noticed that the majority of the time only... [ More ]

Reply #14

johnph77 — Mon, 15 Dec 2003 14:23:22 GMT

ants:fyihttp://www.johnph77.com/math/stlot.html#ukhttp://www.johnph77.com/math/kenopct.html#uklfgljohn

Reply #13

ants — Mon, 15 Dec 2003 14:10:00 GMT

Its funny since I've shared part of my secret in dealing with decades to a certain member, how other members are suddenly talking about wheeling decades to predict numbers. Note to the wise until you fully understand how to work with decades its will be just a waste of your time and money if you use the decade method. I think you know who you are. p.s. no vote.

Reply #12

MrSteel01 — Sun, 14 Dec 2003 15:41:18 GMT

Quote: Originally posted by DreamLotto on December 14, 2003 Well Friends,It's NOT EXACTLY about DECADES ALONE!! It's all about NUMBER RANGE! I guess I had posted an analysis earlier in one of my threads, let's dwell upon it now, for the topic is gaining momentum!Exhaustive analysis has revealed that after arranging the six drawn number in ascending order you will find that (For a 649 Lottery) :The 1st number is usually within the range of 01 - 28 01-09The 2nd number is usually within the ra... [ More ]

Reply #11

MrSteel01 — Sun, 14 Dec 2003 15:27:15 GMT

Quote: Originally posted by DreamLotto on December 14, 2003 Well Friends,It's NOT EXACTLY about DECADES ALONE!! It's all about NUMBER RANGE! I guess I had posted an analysis earlier in one of my threads, let's dwell upon it now, for the topic is gaining momentum!Exhaustive analysis has revealed that after arranging the six drawn number in ascending order you will find that (For a 649 Lottery) :The 1st number is usually within the range of 01 - 28The 2nd number is usually within the range of... [ More ]

Reply #10

DreamLotto — Sun, 14 Dec 2003 05:50:57 GMT

Hi Friends,Read more on LOTTO ANALYSYS on http://bilak.port5.com/ Well, a lot of theory and also download a software!Good Luck

Reply #9

DreamLotto — Sun, 14 Dec 2003 04:27:24 GMT

Well Friends,It's NOT EXACTLY about DECADES ALONE!! It's all about NUMBER RANGE! I guess I had posted an analysis earlier in one of my threads, let's dwell upon it now, for the topic is gaining momentum!Exhaustive analysis has revealed that after arranging the six drawn number in ascending order you will find that (For a 649 Lottery) :The 1st number is usually within the range of 01 - 28The 2nd number is usually within the range of 03 - 38The 3rd number is usually within the range of... [ More ]

Reply #8

MrSteel01 — Sat, 13 Dec 2003 20:09:24 GMT

Quote: Originally posted by luckycat on December 13, 2003 I have found that its good to look at decads true.but I like to play 1-10 for first 1 or 2 digetsWHAT HAPPEN TO 11 THRU 24? 25-31 for 2nd or 3rd digWHAT HAPPEN 32 TO 37? 37-49 for remainderseems to me comes in a lot in them brackets. although I never wonyet.THATS THE WHOLE POINT! your not winng your way< so change! NUMBER ARE ALL IN GROUPS SEQUENCIALY ANYWAY! SO FIND OUT WHAT... [ More ]

Reply #7

luckycat — Sat, 13 Dec 2003 16:35:39 GMT

I have found that its good to look at decads true.but I like to play 1-10 for first 1 or 2 digets 25-31 for 2nd or 3rd dig 37-49 for remainderseems to me comes in a lot in them brackets. although I never won yet.

Reply #6

lottoshlep — Sat, 13 Dec 2003 15:02:06 GMT

Have you checked your Messa

Reply #5

MrSteel01 — Sat, 13 Dec 2003 14:58:02 GMT

not realy!alot of systems have qroups like lotto pro!But nobody seem to use it! But me!Keeping numbers in their own seriesGROUP #! 01-09 realy one digit under 10GROUP #2 10-19 10 to 19 under 20GROUP #3 20-29 20 to 29 under 30GROUP #4 30-39 30 to 39 under 40GROUP #5 40-49 40 to 49 not more than 49Just trying to help someone win! me!What's to understand MrSteel01?Maybe Did anyone EVER think about this ??A bit vague if you ask me.Also you say ... MOST don't understand! have you taken a poll o... [ More ]

Reply #4

lottoshlep — Sat, 13 Dec 2003 14:46:01 GMT

What's to understand MrSteel01?Maybe Did anyone EVER think about this ?? A bit vague if you ask me.Also you say ... MOST don't understand! have you taken a poll on this too

Reply #3

MrSteel01 — Sat, 13 Dec 2003 14:05:58 GMT

Quote: Originally posted by lottoshlep on December 13, 2003 Hmmm ... decades, a novel idea? I wonder if anyone has thought of this bfr?The 01-09 will most likely hit the least since there are are only 9 numbers, the other decades will be roughly the same. But that depends how many draws one looks at. In10-100 draws some decades will have hit more often. Do you play them because they're 'Hot' or do you play the decades that are 'lagging'? Seems like an old dilemma. Over time things will even out... [ More ]

Reply #2

JAP69 — Sat, 13 Dec 2003 13:44:21 GMT

track my Carolina five in decades. Find all sorts of data for them.

Reply #1

lottoshlep — Sat, 13 Dec 2003 13:41:10 GMT

Hmmm ... decades, a novel idea? I wonder if anyone has thought of this bfr?The 01-09 will most likely hit the least since there are are only 9 numbers, the other decades will be roughly the same. But that depends how many draws one looks at. In10-100 draws some decades will have hit more often. Do you play them because they're 'Hot' or do you play the decades that are 'lagging'? Seems like an old dilemma. Over time things will even out.I would say that many if not most programs available have a... [ More ]

Breaking down the lotto by groups! 6/49!!

MrSteel01 — Sat, 13 Dec 2003 08:16:56 GMT

Just another way to look at it !What group come in most of all