Seeding lottery picks

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BobP — Sun, 25 Jan 2004 05:19:03 GMT

That's the one part everyone is missing, a single valid reason to pick any number over another. It is easy enough to determine which number is most probable based on probabilty and its behavior, but because they switch the ballsets around the balls get dizzy and don't remember they are due to hit.If you could find a method to select even a single number per draw that can be relied upon 50% of the time to be drawn it would be an amazing tool to work with for key number wheeling. BobP... [ More ]

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kbcherokee — Sun, 25 Jan 2004 00:14:44 GMT

Also look at what number it follows/hit's afterwards in previous draws. That can tell you a lot as to when the number will hit again.Chief

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RJOh — Sat, 24 Jan 2004 23:27:57 GMT

One way I rate numbers is to compare their recent history with their overall history. For example if I have a history of 100 draws and a number normally hit once every 10 draws and has hit twice in the last 10 draws it as being twice as active as normal.RJOh

Seeding lottery picks

tdempsey — Sat, 24 Jan 2004 20:00:48 GMT

Hi!I have a pick system I wrote and I'm missing one piece - seeding the draws.One method I'm looking at is selecting a seed between 1-9 and I'm looking for a way to rate the numbers' chance of being selected. I have the rank from the last draws but need more ideas to determine the probability the number will come up in the next game.Any ideas?Thanks,Tom Dempsey