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How To Reduce More The Odds??Reply
On a 5/37 game, What are the odds of getting 2 winning numbers on 1 line when 6 lines are predicted? I only took a very quick look at that program and it did that, that time. Also it might maybe be able to give at least sometimes 4 winning numbers right out of about 25 to 30 predicted numbers (Not Lines). What are the odds of that? Do those things beat the random odds or not? Anyhow a 1 test quick look gave that, I don't know if it could do better or worse if it is tested many more t
Jul 23, 2009, 9:25 pm - LANTERN - Lottery Systems Forum

The "Dance with the one who brought you System " LOL
Dance with the one who brought you System If you are looking for a long out skipping digit to return on the next draw .....there are some things you might keep in mind ODDS wise to get the hit right. If you are expecting say .....a long out skipping digit 2 to return on the next draw .......you should favor the numbers that are in that same persona' with the digit 2. Like numbers in other words. Digit 2 is an even number...... so odds wise you should favor a MOSTLY/to ALL Eve
Jul 17, 2009, 3:49 pm - WIN D - Lottery Systems Forum

A different kind of wheel for p-5 and p-6 gamesReply
Thank you for sharing the experience you had with him, and his product. I can tell by you wrote that you weren't happy with the amount of numbers being bought. But what I liked in his response, the paragraph next to the last was a response I've never ever heard before. In all my prior theories about back testing did not apply here because in his case, back testing the JP is only once a lifetime, and if you relied IN THIS CASE, on a back test, it would be nothing of value. He had a different p
Jun 25, 2009, 12:39 am - joker17 - Lottery Systems Forum

71 % good chance ...and thats a lot for anything lottery.Reply
You like to play the Odds right ? Well, here's a good example of good play odds . Ga evening pick 3 had a single number hit ....385 straight 5 days ago. Then had 4 doubles hit in a row. Going into tonight the odds were : 1. A 72% chance a single number would hit tonight. *(probability even better) 2. A 71 % chance at least one or more digits would repeat. 3. A 73 % chance that no digits would repeat in the same postion. The single number that hit tonight that fol
May 31, 2009, 8:49 pm - WIN D - Mathematics Forum

to win: is it dumb luck or does planning workReply
There is a huge difference between those who provide the tools of the trade and useful lotto information to those willing to pay for a leg up and those trading on false hope. It's like going into Sears to get tools and a manual to repair your car or buying a can of snake oil in the hope something you can pour will fix your car. A basic understanding of the odds you are dealing with, wheels and filters, distributions of numbers are all necessary to produce combinations that have a bet
Apr 30, 2009, 3:38 am - BobP - Lottery Discussion Forum

Predicting number patterns?Reply
Morning RJOH, has your picks today? I don't know if what I'm attempting to do is doable... I've looked at what I believe to be Calculas formulas in an attempt to discover something that could work for this problem. The main problem is that I'm not familuar with Calculas and how it works. That's something I'm now trying to comprenhend now. I have seen several formulas that take odds into consideration. I don't understand why odds are needed in a formula to discover a numerical pattern, t
Apr 5, 2009, 12:40 pm - KnuckleHead - Mathematics Forum

Oklahoma Cash 5 / Pick 3 - Best Approach?Reply
I dont seem to be finding a whole lot of OK-specific things. The thing with Cash 5 is its only a $25K fixed jackpot (taxes paid) and it seems like the odds (1:376,992) are disproportinatly high to the jackpot amount, so I am not willing to hit this game like I do PB even if it was likely to be profitable for such a low payoff. Some states have Pick 5 games that offer much better payoffs at comparable odds, or at least they used to according to my memory. One would have to come up with a signific
Feb 6, 2009, 1:10 am - KeithK - Lottery Systems Forum

New Jersey P6Reply
Never thought about bringing sports betting odds strategy into the lottery but i like it. like it very much. As i understand odds would be precisely the same if the game would allow repeating numbers such as: 6-6-6-6-6-6 and your grading system is based on the difference between numbers as well as using last results to calculate odds for the next draw? Also in the sentence The 2nd number will drawn from 18-22 or from 13-18, and so on. did you mean 13-17 (+4 differential)? I like the
Jan 15, 2009, 11:10 pm - edge - Jackpot Games Forum

JADE's Pick 3 Pick 4 Selector Now AvailableReply
Hi Jade, i'm from Singapore (a little country in southeast asia), and our state lottery for the pick 4 offers 23 prizes per draw; namely 1st, 2nd, 3rd Prizes, ten special prizes 10 consolation prizes. The cost of one straight bet is $1 and the odds of winning any prizes is 1 in (10,000/23). The odds for winning any top 3 prize remains as 1 in 10,000 , odds for winning a special or consolation prize is 1 in 1,000. The prize breakdown are: 1st ($2,000), 2nd($1,000), 3rd($490), spec
Jan 11, 2009, 8:23 am - Fahrenheit - Lottery Systems Forum

POLL: When you check your tickets...Reply
Ah, yes, if truth be told -- when I check my tickets and lose, I am guilty of sometimes saying, why do I play this game! Now, my new playing stragegy for the 2009 New Year is this: 1. Since POWERBALL has the odds of a person winning as 1 in 146,107,962 and... 2. HOT LOTTO has the odds of a person winning as 1 in 10,939,383 - then my purchases are more toward HOT LOTTO with the Sizzler option. I know my chances are slim with POWERBALL (and that is not to say I will never win), but wi
Dec 27, 2008, 11:59 am - dphillips - Lottery Discussion Forum