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TrendingReply
Bertil,I'm certainly no expert on trending or filters, but I've read a little about this concept. Most applications that I've seen separate a pool of numbers into groups. Those groups are then cross-referenced with temporal draw ranges. I suppose the groups and ranges can be arbitrarily set by the person employing such a method, or they might be built into the software which incorporates them. For that matter, every number in a pool could be analyzed individually rather than as a part of a group
Dec 7, 2004, 11:03 pm - ayenowitall - Lottery Systems Forum

South Lotto TestReply
For what it's worth:A wheel to guarantee a minimum of one 3# prize in a 6/49 game requires at least 163 lines for a split wheel consisting of a 22,6,3,3,77 and a 27,6,3,4,86 wheel placed side by side. A straight up build without splitting the fields would take about 300 lines. Code for wheels, first number is the Pool size, second is Ticket or Play size, third is Prize or Match size, forth is Hits winning numbers in our Pool to guarantee Prize, fifth is how many lines it takes to do it. CoverMa
Sep 27, 2004, 1:38 am - BobP - Lottery Discussion Forum

Are There Any Real Lottery Secrets?Reply
Quote: Originally posted by dragon on August 06, 2004In a 6/49 game, if all 49 numbers were to be used up by drawings evenly, you would run out of numbers after only eight games. This would mean that all winning numbers in the next game were hits within the last eight games. If you suggest therefore picking your numbers out of the winning games of the most recent drawings, you are simply suggesting the obvious. It is like suggesting always picking your numbers out of the 49 provided, which is wh
Aug 6, 2004, 2:57 pm - RJOh - Lottery Discussion Forum

Mega Millions Office Pool AdviceReply
I have been running a pool of 29 people for over two years for the Mega Millions. I collect $20 every 10 draws. That works out to two dollars per person for ten draws. When I purchase the tickets I copy them and spend out a digital copy via email to everyone before the the first draw. I have a cap of 29. I ruled that it will not exceed 30. Of course drop out anytime but I do not any one back in. The reason is because it becomes complicated. Email me and I'll explain. Since it is my pool I se
Jul 1, 2004, 10:20 am - Megaman - Jackpot Games Forum

Mega Millions Office Pool AdviceReply
I think that taking uneven contributions is just asking for trouble. Money can sometimes bring out the wrost in people, and with so much money at stake people can do some unbelievable things. So even if you have something in writing, and even if everything is agreed to in advance, and even if you have an air tight case, you may still have to go to court to prove it. And in court, only the attorneys will win. I can see a situation where you have 10 people in the pool, and because of uneven contri
Jun 30, 2004, 11:06 pm - Tx_Mega_Player - Jackpot Games Forum

Michigan Lottery Players Capitalize on Popular CombinationNews Story
Winners Claim Record-Setting $4,787,650 in Prizes in May 29 Midday DrawingFor the second time in less than two months, the Michigan Lottery Daily 4 game players have broken the bank.On Saturday, May 29, 2004, the number 1-1-0-1 was drawn in the Daily 4 game midday drawing, with 2,416 winning tickets splitting a record-setting $4,787,650 prize pool. That amounts to a prize payout of 1,422 percent of sales for that drawing. This is the highest midday prize payout for the Daily 4 in the games hist
Jun 2, 2004, 11:45 am - Todd - Lottery News

Group of 22 wins $12 million Lotto South jackpotNews Story
Things are downright wild at the Wild Flavors factory in Erlanger, Kentucky after 22 employees won a nearly $12 million Lotto South lottery jackpot.The smell of money was in the air for 22 employees who are the winners of a nearly $12 million lotto jackpot and they're not the only ones cashing in.What are the odds of two $12 million winning tickets being sold 16 miles apart in the same week. Amazingly someone in Green hills still has not come forward to claim their money.But there was a lot of
May 18, 2004, 7:14 am - Todd - Lottery News

Stay with your numbersReply
I've tried staying with the same numbers for long periods, reasoning that it's much easier for a fixed target to be hit than a moving one. I had some success. but no results to brag about. Given what we know about the nature of the beast, it seems wise to make some modifications from time to time. I generally like to start with some core numbers based an my selection theory, and then I adjust them after each draw if data and experience suggest that. Sometimes it's a minor adjustment and sometime
May 15, 2004, 4:55 pm - ayenowitall - Lottery Discussion Forum

Buying more tickets = reduced oddsReply
the only example that clearly reflects reducing odds with the number of tickets purchased formula, is when you purchase half of the possible outcomes of a drawing. You have a 50% chance of winning. But in the case of the pick 3 straight combo paying $500, would investing $500 to reduce your odds in half, and having one of your 500 numbers drawn winning ? No, it's just a break even prize. Odds are normally figured with the inclusion of break even prizes. In another scenario, assume ever
May 4, 2004, 4:43 pm - wiseone2 - Lottery Discussion Forum

Kentucky Derby..Reply
I used to be a serious horse player some years ago. Then I worked with the ponies for about ten years and the allure faded. There's just too much that goes on behind the scenes that you can't account for with a racing form and handicaping skills. I went to the Indiana Downs OTB in Clarksville a few weeks ago. It was a very nice place, but it was soooooo BORING. I stayed for a few races and then left. I guess the live atmosphere of the racetrack adds more to the betting experience than I realized
Apr 30, 2004, 7:47 pm - ayenowitall - Gaming Forum