Search

Information Theory and LottoReply
I was watching this math Teacher on the news, she is about to retire, and she said when a person is trying to do a problem in Numbers or Math show the proof! I think she is about right!
Feb 8, 2010, 10:39 am - marcie - Mathematics Forum

Win the Lottery - Your Retirement Strategy (or maybe not)!
Suppose you just turned age 25. You look around at the state of the world and realize it's a dumpster fire : Soaring inflation, completely dysfunctional government, war in Europe, climate going haywire, financial markets tanking, flying anywhere is a nightmare, COVID might be making a comeback, you just had a bad relationship break-up, AND, last, but not least, the U.S. President is doing air handshakes (caught at least twice on camera)!. Is he seeing a ghost? . You've decided on a retirement
Jul 20, 2022, 5:22 pm - Orange71 - Mathematics Forum

4/35 Game Wheels.Reply
Not sure about the percentages but you can use a wheel similar to one that you might use for Tx Lotto 6/54. I that you play 9 numbers in blocks of 3 for 3 lines. In 2Step, play 6 numbers in blocks of 3 for 3 lines. The problem with that is getting 2 out of 4 pays nothing unless you get the bonus ball. I've never been a big fan of wheels. I agree that Cash 5 is a waste. I'll play once in a while, but the jackpot is terrible for the odds. If you want to win 25K, play Daily 4 straight for $5, no
Jul 16, 2011, 8:37 am - rcbbuckeye - Mathematics Forum

a sorta stupid question for the math typeReply
Quote: Originally posted by RJOh on April 3, 2006meg4m1|10ns, I still don't understand what information your 5X56 chart with 68211 in every position is trying to show. What law of physic did you use to define the perfect world you described? I would think in any world perfect or not, if five balls were randomly drawn out a pool of 56, the results would be just as unpredictable each time. In the last 56 MegaMillions drawings 74% of the numbers were from a pool of 33 which might suggest a bias
Apr 10, 2006, 3:12 am - KY Floyd - Mathematics Forum

Giant Outliers in little old Pick 3Reply
OK I looked at California midday - ran what is due on Lotosoft - then selected top 6 straight due numbers for $90/play (note, the top numbers were only 7x due - not a major outlier) Since Pick 3 numbers are machine generated and machines are mixed from mid to eve, I consider CA only a single pick 3 game with two draws per day, soplaying all these numbers for both mid and eve, produced a Straight win in 4 plays, details are: 90 plays per game, play only straight The number 778 straight h
Jun 13, 2013, 12:22 pm - debron - Mathematics Forum

Mathematics and the LotteryReply
Hi, I agree with point 1. conditionally. There is currently no system that can will allow everybody to win consistently. Please note that in California, 6% of the dollars recieved always goes to administrative costs. If the game is paramutel, the payouts are scaled accordingly. Reguardless, there is always enough money. About point 2..... I think it depends on diffferent factors. What is a winning system? One that produces a positive cash flow? Is it one you can retire with?
Jan 27, 2013, 2:33 am - JKING - Mathematics Forum