powerball announcer ranges...

Reply #34

KyngeRycharde — Sun, 01 Feb 2004 19:46:46 GMT

Quote: Originally posted by johnph77 on February 01, 2004 Numeric positional frequency charts for all jackpot games are posted, covering all games of which I am aware.http://www.johnph77.com/math/lotfreq.htmlThanks John!!!! Great job

Reply #33

hypersoniq — Sun, 01 Feb 2004 11:06:13 GMT

the overall performance for this system definitely favors the saturday drawing... last night produced all 6 hits again, unfortunately I only caught 1 white ball number (17) on my 1 pick.... the QP wasn't anywhere NEAR the numbers drawn.

Reply #32

johnph77 — Sun, 01 Feb 2004 07:30:26 GMT

Numeric positional frequency charts for all jackpot games are posted, covering all games of which I am aware.http://www.johnph77.com/math/lotfreq.html

Reply #31

hypersoniq — Thu, 29 Jan 2004 02:38:11 GMT

For 1/28/2004 (Draw#137)WB1 RANGE: 1 to 24 U=10 D=0 R=1 HITWB2 RANGE: 07 to 24 U=5 D=0 R=0 HITWB3 RANGE: 26 to 26 U=0 D=2 R=0 MISS (Called for 26 twice)WB4 RANGE: 17 to 40 U=1 D=3 R=1 HITWB5 RANGE: 29 to 50 U=0 D=8 R=0 HITPB RANGE: 1 to 35 U=1 D=4 R=0 HIT

Reply #30

johnph77 — Mon, 26 Jan 2004 02:14:48 GMT

Goose -Disagree. Analysis is one of the tools available to assist one in arriving at an intelligent decision.

Reply #29

goose — Mon, 26 Jan 2004 02:06:21 GMT

as long as theres a choice,any analysis is useless

Reply #28

johnph77 — Sun, 25 Jan 2004 17:53:39 GMT

Kynge Rycharde, ty for the kind words and your analysis.I'm in the process of developing frequency charts for all games I have on my site for analysis by players and system developers. There are 35 different games I'm aware of, and others are possible. The charts for Mega Millions and 6/49 lotteries, as well as the Powerball chart posted here, are already on the page. The project has a low priority with me for the moment, though, and I'm trying to put the processes involved into some sort of co... [ More ]

Reply #27

hypersoniq — Sun, 25 Jan 2004 17:32:39 GMT

here are my observations given the current draw history, showing 100% observed range and a minimum reduction in range to still cover better than 90% of the draws in each game by position...First position100% range = 1 to 3291.2% range = 1 to 18 (cut 14 numbers)Second position100% range = 2 to 4590.4% range = 3 to 32 (cut 14 numbers)Third position100% range = 6 to 5091.2% range = 14 to 41 (cut 17 numbers)Fourth position100% range = 8 to 5192.6% range = 19 to 49 (cut 13 numbers)Fifth position100

Reply #26

smd173 — Sun, 25 Jan 2004 17:10:24 GMT

Wow, very interesting analysis. I know it wasn't your own, but thanks for posting that here.

Reply #25

KyngeRycharde — Sun, 25 Jan 2004 17:02:01 GMT

Hypersonig:I took the information that johnph77 so graciously provided, and summarized it as follows.Each of the following have at least a 90% probability of appearing:First # = 01-19 Second # = 04-32 Third # = 11-43 Fourth # = 22-50 Fifth # = 35-53By probabilities for each decade for each position:First #: 01-09 = 62.2% 10-19 = 28.1% 20-29 = 8.2% 30-39 = 1.4% 40-49 = 0.1%Second #: 02-09 = 19.6% 10-19 = 40.0% 20-29 = 28.2% 30-39 = 10.8%40-49 = 1.4% 50 = 0.02%Third

Reply #24

goose — Sun, 25 Jan 2004 03:15:27 GMT

oopsssss

Reply #23

hypersoniq — Sun, 25 Jan 2004 03:02:33 GMT

Quote: Originally posted by goose on January 23, 2004 Quote: Originally posted by hypersoniq on January 23, 2004 WB1 RANGE: 1 to 8 U=0 D=3 R=0 HITWB2 RANGE: 10 to 28 U=4 D=6 R=2 MISSWB3 RANGE: 6 to 30 U=0 D=5 R=0 MISSWB4 RANGE: 18 to 46 U=1 D=5 R=0 HITWB5 RANGE: 40 to 52 U=3 D=2 R=0 MISSPB RANGE: 4 to 34 U=2 D=1 R=0 HITagain 50%...

Reply #22

hypersoniq — Sat, 24 Jan 2004 11:14:58 GMT

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Reply #21

goose — Sat, 24 Jan 2004 02:16:38 GMT

Quote: Originally posted by hypersoniq on January 23, 2004 And now for level 2...Here are the announcer ranges generated for this Saturday's drawing (#136 1/24/04)WB1 RANGE: 1 to 8 U=0 D=3 R=0 ann. prior... 03,01,08WB2 RANGE: 10 to 28 U=4 D=6 R=2 ann. prior... 12,14,17,28,14,16,17,21,10,19,19,07WB3 RANGE: 6 to 30 U=0 D=5 R=0 ann. prior... 16,30,06,30,27WB4 RANGE: 18 to 46 U=1 D=5 R=0 ann. prior... 46,26,24,21,37,18WB5 RANGE: 40 to 52 U=3 D=2 R=0 ann. prior... 52,49,52... [ More ]

Reply #20

hypersoniq — Fri, 23 Jan 2004 20:25:39 GMT

P.S. Everyone feel free to add/revise... just remember to share

Reply #19

hypersoniq — Fri, 23 Jan 2004 20:18:54 GMT

And now for level 2...Here are the announcer ranges generated for this Saturday's drawing (#136 1/24/04)WB1 RANGE: 1 to 8 U=0 D=3 R=0 ann. prior... 03,01,08WB2 RANGE: 10 to 28 U=4 D=6 R=2 ann. prior... 12,14,17,28,14,16,17,21,10,19,19,07WB3 RANGE: 6 to 30 U=0 D=5 R=0 ann. prior... 16,30,06,30,27WB4 RANGE: 18 to 46 U=1 D=5 R=0 ann. prior... 46,26,24,21,37,18WB5 RANGE: 40 to 52 U=3 D=2 R=0 ann. prior... 52,49,52,41,40PB RANGE: 4 to 34 U=2 D=1 R=0 announced prior.... [ More ]

Reply #18

hypersoniq — Fri, 23 Jan 2004 19:43:21 GMT

if anybody was playing along with this system , you will have undoubtedly noticed that the 1/21/04 drawing landed all 5 AND the powerball within the ranges... 6 for 6 ;-)of course the ranges were wider than normal and there was alot of overlap between the WB2 to WB4 balls.... and naturally My Pick also fell within the ranges and did not match even a single number....Sometimes, tho it is nice to see ANY part of your system work out, remember a system only need work ONCE ;-) (unfortunately this... [ More ]

Reply #17

hypersoniq — Sun, 11 Jan 2004 18:01:36 GMT

thanks johnph77 .looks like 1-13-27-41-53 are the leaders by position in the overall chart above...after 132 draws, the position leaders are 6-17-19-42-52 (not counting the powerball

Reply #16

hypersoniq — Sun, 11 Jan 2004 17:18:44 GMT

Position1 (White Ball 1) Announcer Range: 2 to 20 ( 9 prior hits) HIT (2)Position2 (White Ball 2) Announcer Range: 5 to 24 ( 2 prior hits) HIT (13)Position3 (White Ball 3) Announcer Range: NOT ENOUGH DATA N/A (19)Position4 (White Ball 4) Announcer Range: NOT ENOUGH DATA N/A (27)Position5 (White Ball 5) Announcer Range: 43 to 52 ( 9 prior hits) HIT (50)PositionPB (~Red~ Ball 1) Announcer Range: 30 to 41 ( 4 prior hits

Reply #15

johnph77 — Sun, 11 Jan 2004 05:17:06 GMT

OK - the logic behind it escaped me the first time.gl

Reply #14

hypersoniq — Sat, 10 Jan 2004 17:46:28 GMT

just for kicks, here are the ranges for tonight...Position1 (White Ball 1) Announcer Range: 2 to 20 ( 9 prior hits)Position2 (White Ball 2) Announcer Range: 5 to 24 ( 2 prior hits)Position3 (White Ball 3) Announcer Range: NOT ENOUGH DATAPosition4 (White Ball 4) Announcer Range: NOT ENOUGH DATAPosition5 (White Ball 5) Announcer Range: 43 to 52 ( 9 prior hits. a 10th announced number 10)PositionPB (~Red~ Ball 1) Announcer Range: 30 to 41 ( 4 prior hits

Reply #13

hypersoniq — Sat, 10 Jan 2004 17:29:01 GMT

Quote: Originally posted by johnph77 on January 10, 2004 Question? How would the Position 3 ball have a higher top end than the Position 4 ball? Because the range of numbers that followed the number in question...Say for instance that position 3 was a 28, and that 28 had been drawn in position 3 5 prior times, the numbers following the 28s in the same position make up the announcer data, let's say they are 33, 26, 45, 47, 41... the range becomes 26 (lowest of the previous list) to 47 (highest of... [ More ]

Reply #12

johnph77 — Sat, 10 Jan 2004 12:37:51 GMT

Quote: Originally posted by hypersoniq on December 29, 2003 Position1 (White Ball 1) Announcer Range: 5 to 9 ( 4 prior hits) Position2 (White Ball 2) Announcer Range: 10 to 28 (11 prior hits) Position3 (White Ball 3) Announcer Range: 12 to 48 ( 2 prior hits) Position4 (White Ball 4) Announcer Range: 17 to 37 ( 5 prior hits) Position5 (White Ball 5) Announcer Range: 45 to 52 ( 4 prior hits)PositionPB (~Red~ Ball 1) Announcer Range: 17 to 35 ( 4 prior hits)Question

Reply #11

hypersoniq — Sat, 10 Jan 2004 04:10:28 GMT

Quote: Originally posted by johnpanos on January 10, 2004 you pick numbers for saturdays powerball Still working on it, the above theory has 2 positions with not enough data to determine a range, so I will be looking to other indicators for saturday.Already got my 1 Quick Pick...

Reply #10

hypersoniq — Sat, 10 Jan 2004 04:02:39 GMT

Quote: Originally posted by johnpanos on January 10, 2004 whot are quick picks for powerball numbers numbers randomly generated by the lottery terminal

Reply #9

johnpanos — Sat, 10 Jan 2004 03:24:30 GMT

youpicknnumbersforsaturdayspowerball

Reply #8

johnpanos — Sat, 10 Jan 2004 03:21:28 GMT

whotarequickpicksforpowerballnumbers

Reply #7

hypersoniq — Thu, 08 Jan 2004 19:48:06 GMT

after some quick backtesting it appears that there are more HITS than misses, but not enough HITS to make it a good guideline...back to the drawing board....

Reply #6

hypersoniq — Thu, 01 Jan 2004 17:36:50 GMT

Quote: Originally posted by hypersoniq on December 29, 2003 #20 and #35 are the most frequent powerballs (6 each), the up and coming numbers (with 5 each) are 1-15-21-29-30-31 and 41 .... #27 has made Zero appearances as Powerball in 128 drawings... The last time 35 was picked was Drawing #109 10/22/2003 and the 20 was last picked as PB in drawing#81 7/16/2003... the up and coming numbers seem to have the most recent activity, I wonder if the next PB will be within that group... when applying th... [ More ]

Reply #5

hypersoniq — Thu, 01 Jan 2004 05:13:32 GMT

Quote: Originally posted by hypersoniq on December 29, 2003 (White Ball 1) Range: 5 to 9 HIT(White Ball 2) Range: 10 to 28 MISS (White Ball 3) Range: 12 to 48 HIT (White Ball 4) Range: 17 to 37 HIT(White Ball 5) Range: 45 to 52 MISS ( PowerBall ) Range: 17 to 35 MISS50%... warrants backtesting but not getting hopes up....

Reply #4

hypersoniq — Mon, 29 Dec 2003 22:48:14 GMT

As far as jackpot games and histories go, powerball's current configuration is relatively short. There will be a certain point beyond which backtesting will not be possible, from a positional standpoint... that would be with anything less than 2 past draws of the same number, because then you have no range.For example, 8 thru 11 have never appeared (after sorting) in the THIRD position, if and when they finally do get picked there, you will have no prior numbers to set the range. Other numbers,... [ More ]

Reply #3

smd173 — Mon, 29 Dec 2003 21:00:28 GMT

hyper,I get what you are trying to do here. Very interesting theory. Let's see how it goes for the next draw and if some favorable results occur, I may back test it to see how it has done over a longer period of time.

Reply #2

hypersoniq — Mon, 29 Dec 2003 15:12:18 GMT

Quote: Originally posted by goose on December 29, 2003 ? Ranges...(White Ball 1) Range: 5 to 9 ' hoping first ball is 5,6,7,8 or 9...etc... (White Ball 2) Range: 10 to 28 (White Ball 3) Range: 12 to 48 (White Ball 4) Range: 17 to 37 (White Ball 5) Range: 45 to 52 ( PowerBall ) Range: 17 to 35

Reply #1

goose — Mon, 29 Dec 2003 08:36:10 GMT

powerball announcer ranges...

hypersoniq — Mon, 29 Dec 2003 03:33:29 GMT

Here's another way to use powerball announcers to set the range for your picks... this is just a theory, but it did work for the last draw (even tho my only hit was $7 on a QP)...Let's look at the powerball for the 12/24/03 drawing... (#127 of the current matrix)25 was the drawn number, 25 was drawn 3 times prior to 12/24/03 as the Powerball... announcers are the numbers that follow the ball, so for the 3 previous 25's, the numbers were 41, 36 and 30...The Announcer Range would be between 30 and... [ More ]