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Reply #15

BobP — Sun, 23 May 2004 00:47:28 GMT

AZ just drew the same Pick-3 number for two days in a row 05/20 and 05/21 Straight 2-6-5. Wonder if the regular guy who switches out the ballsets and machines was on vacation? BobP

Reply #14

your wrong — Sat, 22 May 2004 01:49:40 GMT

Once upon a time roulette wheels were made of wood and gamblers would watch the spins. after a while due to the warping in the wood of the wheel. they would see a bias. Replace the wheel and the bias is different.Dont forget there is a level of standardazation that they are tring to maintain also. and in a way lucky for us they do because if we could find the bias in the lottery ball sets and they didnt change them. We would have no more lottery. It wasnt started as a charity org. its a busine... [ More ]

Reply #13

your wrong — Sat, 22 May 2004 01:43:08 GMT

Ok I have to admit after looking back at the posts i may have spoke out of turn i get lost with all the inserted quotes I have to rethink who said what so if my comment about your lottery knowledge was misdirected i apoligise. I also apoligise because if there is misinformation i should try to correct rather then ridicule.

Reply #12

hypersoniq — Sat, 22 May 2004 01:39:56 GMT

Quote: Originally posted by BobP on May 21, 2004...I think it should be explored as to whether the lottery's only purpose is a level playing field or would like to make it harder to win with lottery software and systems? A sizable portion of the people here hope to find bias or something in the entire lottery environment that will provide a leg up on the other people on line buying tickets. ... BobPThat's a nice side-effect of it... if the balls are rotated on an irregular schedule, any particu... [ More ]

Reply #11

your wrong — Sat, 22 May 2004 01:31:41 GMT

Quote: Originally posted by OpenMinded on May 20, 2004I just found this site. You might like it. The Florida Lotto held its first drawing May 7Th., 1988. Fromthat day forward, I have been a student of the lottery. Overthe years I've acquired over a dozen books by Experts. Anynumber of reports, hundreds of issues of Lottery magazines,all sorts of toys, gimmicks and gadgets, as well as twodifferent computer systems and over a thousand dollars worthof Lottery software. Read more...http://www... [ More ]

Reply #10

BobP — Sat, 22 May 2004 01:02:25 GMT

Quote: Originally posted by Todd on May 21, 2004Changing the ballset does not change the odds of winning. It only minimizes the possibility that someone could improve the odds by taking advantage of the peculiarities of a particular ballset.Ok, I agree that business about the odds times 3 times 6 is wrong, even if all the ballsets were dumped in one machine and duplicates excluded if drawn, the odds would remain the same.Even so, I think it should be explored as to whether the lottery's only pu... [ More ]

Reply #9

Todd — Fri, 21 May 2004 19:28:29 GMT

Changing the ballset does not change the odds of winning. It only minimizes the possibility that someone could improve the odds by taking advantage of the peculiarities of a particular ballset.

Reply #8

BobP — Fri, 21 May 2004 16:43:50 GMT

Quote: Originally posted by Colin F on May 21, 2004 ... On the back of the play slip, it is stated that the odds of 6 of 6 from 49 is 13,983,816. These are not the odds. This is only the number of possible combinations. You need to multiply this figure times the number of ballsets (6) and machines (3). ... Quote: Originally posted by BobP on May 07, 2004Let's see now, 6/49 lotto with odds of 1 in 13,983,816Buying X Unique Tickets1 = 13,983,8162 = 6,991,9084 = 3,495... [ More ]

Reply #7

BobP — Fri, 21 May 2004 16:33:03 GMT

Quote: Originally posted by OpenMinded on May 21, 2004But excuse me, BobP. I'll have you know that I did do a proper review and am well aware of the copywrite date. Geez! Coffee might help that twitch. I think it's interesting. I'm sure we won't all agree on that. Ancient Chinese secret says, If man not too big for britches, might win lottery . LMAO OpenMindedNever an offense intended. The Quote being replied to was from Colin F not you. I would have Quoted you if I wanted to reply to y... [ More ]

Reply #6

Colin F — Fri, 21 May 2004 11:39:42 GMT

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Reply #5

Colin F — Fri, 21 May 2004 11:14:54 GMT

... On the back of the play slip, it is stated that the odds of 6 of 6 from 49 is 13,983,816. These are not the odds. This is only the number of possible combinations. You need to multiply this figure times the number of ballsets (6) and machines (3). ... Quote: Originally posted by BobP on May 07, 2004Let's see now, 6/49 lotto with odds of 1 in 13,983,816Buying X Unique Tickets1 = 13,983,8162 = 6,991,9084 = 3,495,9548 = 1,747,97716 = 873,988.532 = 436,994.2564 = 218,4... [ More ]

Reply #4

OpenMinded — Fri, 21 May 2004 10:29:36 GMT

But excuse me, BobP. I'll have you know that I did do a proper review and am well aware of the copywrite date. Geez! Coffee might help that twitch. I think it's interesting. I'm sure we won't all agree on that. Ancient Chinese secret says, If man not too big for britches, might win lottery . LMAO OpenMinded

Reply #3

BobP — Fri, 21 May 2004 07:42:53 GMT

Quote: Originally posted by Colin F on May 21, 2004OpenMindedI stopped reading after I got to this paragraph - ... On the back of the play slip, it is stated that the odds of 6 of 6 from 49 is 13,983,816. These are not the odds. This is only the number of possible combinations. You need to multiply this figure times the number of ballsets (6) and machines (3). ... RegardsColinIt was copyrighted 1994, you never

Reply #2

keystonechas — Fri, 21 May 2004 07:24:59 GMT

This Robert Perkis guy definitely was dropped on his head, by his mother, as a child. Talk about some funny reading material!Chas

Reply #1

Colin F — Fri, 21 May 2004 06:38:01 GMT

OpenMindedI stopped reading after I got to this paragraph - ... On the back of the play slip, it is stated that the odds of 6 of 6 from 49 is 13,983,816. These are not the odds. This is only the number of possible combinations. You need to multiply this figure times the number of ballsets (6) and machines (3). ... RegardsColin

Tools You Could Use?

OpenMinded — Fri, 21 May 2004 02:50:49 GMT

I just found this site. You might like it. The Florida Lotto held its first drawing May 7Th., 1988. Fromthat day forward, I have been a student of the lottery. Overthe years I've acquired over a dozen books by Experts. Anynumber of reports, hundreds of issues of Lottery magazines,all sorts of toys, gimmicks and gadgets, as well as twodifferent computer systems and over a thousand dollars worthof Lottery software. Read more...http://www.lotto-logix.com/txthouse/lotteryconcepts.html OpenMin... [ More ]