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Lotto Architect feedbackReply
Your 7/47 lottery is not a common one and the system requires statistical data. 47C7=62 million possible combinations. This does require some tome to be calculated, add also the quantity of available filters increase this time too. The good news is that once these have been calculated, they are stored in the intrnal database. It's a run once task. You can do all other things (calculations, printing, analysis etc). The only thing you cannot use is rejection filters that have not been calculated y
Jul 29, 2004, 4:18 am - lottoarchitect - Lottery Systems Forum

Psychic predictions (I am getting resultsReply
Quote: Originally posted by emilyg on July 23, 2004god did not write that - man did.not quite emily. thats just an excuse to avoid your responsibility.the truth is ......God wrote (gave) his words thru man .........to man ......and his fingerprints are all over it.i will gladly take the time to prove to you that it came from God (without error), and that it is the very words of God given thru man..........but then that would mean that you would have to adjust to it's authority, which most won'
Jul 23, 2004, 10:33 pm - visiondude - Lottery Systems Forum

Choosing a rangeReply
This is exactly why I like reviewing and re-reviewing basic concepts. Because, given a basic question, the interpertation and implementation varies from player to player. And which one is yielding the best results?I think you'll find, as you increase the coverage, specifically to this topic, you'll see a dramatic increase in the variances of data your analyzing. Increased variance mean increased error margins. I ran ranges that yield occurance values of 1 thru 10 and found the optimum value to b
Jul 18, 2004, 3:30 am - JKING - Lottery Systems Forum

Ohio Super Lotto 7/14/04Reply
Quote: Originally posted by UCI1 on July 14, 2004Quote: Originally posted by UCI1 on July 11, 2004Ohio Super Lotto PlusTop Final Digits for 7/14/04, 17#'s34, 24, 44, 14, 43, 33, 23, 439, 19, 29, 3916, 46, 617 Top 23 Numbers for 7/14/04Over Due......3, 9, 12, 16, 17, 24, 33, 34, 46Avg. Due..........................18, 19, 21, 28, 43Moving to Over Due............6, 15, 22, 23, 29Possible Repeat.......................4, 10, 14, 203 + BB in both Final digits and Top 23, No Jackpot winners here $20M
Jul 15, 2004, 4:44 am - UCI1 - Jackpot Games Forum

Ohio Super Lotto 7/14/04Reply
Quote: Originally posted by UCI1 on July 11, 2004Quote: Originally posted by UCI1 on July 11, 2004Ohio Super Lotto PlusTop Final Digits for 7/14/04, 18#'s34, 24, 44, 14, 43, 33, 23, 439, 19, 29, 3916, 46, 617 Top 23 Numbers for 7/14/04Over Due......3, 9, 12, 16, 17, 24, 33, 34, 46Avg. Due..........................18, 19, 21, 28, 43Moving to Over Due............6, 15, 22, 23, 29Possible Repeat.......................4, 10, 14, 203 + BB in both Final digits and Top 23, No Jackpot winners here $20M
Jul 14, 2004, 8:45 pm - UCI1 - Jackpot Games Forum

One Hump... Or Two
Hello Friends, This one is going out to my fellow software developers.I have done some research into various programming languages that are out there. I wanted something that could process a lot of data FAST. After looking it was down to two choices, LISP and OCAML.I chose Ocaml and downloaded/installed it. The problem is with the caml browser which returns an error about not having the tk83.dll file. I would like to use some of the libraries out there to create my software.I'm running an
Jul 9, 2004, 12:38 am - Sedertree - Mathematics Forum

Can people still know that you won....
....even after you form a trust ???What if the trust is formed to claim a prize, but the IRS calls family members and relatives by mistake because they have the same last name. One time the bank got my father and my names confused because of name similarities (I am named after my father). Could that happen again???? Yeah I know that the social security numbers are always different, but human error is possible. What if you form the trust, and you spend money on a new car? Wouldn't people get
Jul 8, 2004, 9:45 am - rundown99 - Lottery Discussion Forum

MS AccessReply
I prefer to use excel as a tool to work with because you have instant visual feedback on backtesting and complex formula manipulation where you need to see each portion of a process broken down.Also, using excel allows easy importing into MSAccess for those things that just can't be done without some SQL power above and beyond the limited query abilities of excel. MSAccess also exports quite cleanly to excel.I would strongly suggest using Excel as your primary storage and manipulation tool, and
Jul 5, 2004, 9:38 pm - hypersoniq - Mathematics Forum

M&M Predictions TuesdayReply
Ohiopick,You posted some experience you've had with game-out average, but was off between your manual totals and program totals. I have actually spent an average of one hour each working manually on 5 or 6 plays. One of the methods of picking was to use the game-out method to pick.....some numbers. Most of the time I avoid small math errors, however my son will walk-in.....ask if I would pick-up a play for today.....spend 3 seconds writing each number, give me money and be on his way.....He actu
Jun 29, 2004, 8:13 pm - psykomo - Jackpot Games Forum

167 Past Draws - PA Eve ExperimentReply
Sue,You can copy and paste into the program. However, you must use this function in order to do it: Ctrl V to paste, and if you want to copy, hold down the Ctrl C keys both at the same time.If you try to use your mouse by right-clicking, you will get a pop-up error message. If you manually input your data, you run the risk of making mistakes. I think that entering your data manually should be avoided at all costs. Mistakes can be too costly. Hopes this helps and good luck!paymenow
Jun 28, 2004, 12:33 am - paymenow - Pick 3 Forum