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Rl's daily game softwareReply
I come up with following odds for blocking 3 digits: 7/10 * 6/9 * 5/8 = 210/720 = .291666666 or 1 in 3.42857 like you came up with. Since Stag draws occur 72% of time you get .291666666 * .72 = .21 or 1 in 4.76 if truly playing randomly by selecting random digits to block and randomly choosing when to play. A person that is good at selecting digits to block or good at determining when to play stag can do better than 1 in 4.76 but how much better will be upto the individual. I think prob
Jun 18, 2013, 1:50 pm - jimjwright - Lottery Systems Forum

Rl's daily game softwareReply
retxx I will make a video with sound and upload it later this evening. There are as many different ways to do a setup as there are sets in the matrix. Let's say that you want to play for a Straight hit. The first picture shows a setup when trying for a straight hit, in this run I did not use the [Nuke] button. This is a after the fact setup so I used the R-Click [Generate] option. The picture below shows a typical box hit setup. Again this is a after the fact s
Jun 16, 2013, 9:35 pm - RL-RANDOMLOGIC - Lottery Systems Forum

649 formulaReply
It's called gambling, you and all the rest of the non-believers keep believing the past does not affect the future. If Larry Hughes had known prior to the WVA pick-4 drawing that 1234 would be drawn, he would have certainly bet more than $61 on that number. Though the majority of us already know betting $61 on the same number in every drawing that was only drawn once in 10,000 drawings is a terrible bet, lately it seems there will always be someone lecturing us on why. You and RJ were di
Jun 13, 2013, 4:08 pm - Stack47 - Mathematics Forum

649 formulaReply
Gwoof is looking for an average number of drawings where they could expect to see all 49 numbers drawn and asked if there is a formula. 95% of the variates will tend to fall within TWO(2) Standard Deviations. You might think you understand mathematics better than most of us, but most of us were taught an average is usually determined by using 100% of the events. In the third post on this thread, Gwoof said they knew at least 80% of the numbers were drawn in an average 20 drawings and mad
Jun 12, 2013, 8:18 pm - Stack47 - Mathematics Forum

649 formulaReply
Mathhead, When you said, ...the article says exactly what I have been saying all along, namely: the only way to improve your odds is to purchase more tickets (lines). , you said it all! And your description of the roll down clinches it. This horse was beaten to death in April but these people are so desperate to prove we are wrong that they've picked up their clubs yet again. They apparently want people to believe that the syndicates that expoited the Roll Down were using previous dr
Jun 12, 2013, 12:57 am - jimmy4164 - Mathematics Forum

649 formulaReply
Again, I usually ignore your postings as wasted hot air. But that comment is interesting because of how it reflects on you. Referring to http://alum.mit.edu/pages/sliceofmit/2012/08/14/winning-the-lottery, the article says exactly what I have been saying all along, namely: the only way to improve your odds is to purchase more tickets (lines). And the tickets should have the maximum number of unique sub-combinations. I'm sure that is all the group in the article did. The article states: ``T
Jun 11, 2013, 11:24 pm - mathhead - Mathematics Forum

Take5 NYReply
OK guys.... here's a question for you to ponder.... Is that 22 going to REPEAT tonite??? I dont know! But one thing I do know is I'M NOT GOING TO PLAY IT! That's cuz I know I cant possibly win T5 3 nights in a row, so I aint playin' tonite! Well, actually I AM playing tonite. I'm playing the TWO FP's I won last nite. Did any of you notice in my post above that I didnt see that I had actually won two FP's last nite??? Besides the 22, I had the 18 on my last line, but I was so excited that I ha
Jun 11, 2013, 5:04 pm - GiveFive - Pick 5 Forum

What Structures Are Overdue and How Much Overdue
I used LotSoft from 2007 until this past month on my Dell computer. I purchased the Dell PC back in 2004, so when she died last month, I was grateful for the nine plus years of a lot of usage. Rick, the owner, writer, and founder of LotSoft used to have a web site that you could determine what structures were SEVEN TIMES OR MORE OVER DUE BY STATE AND BY DRAWING. Another LP poster posted the BEST ADVICE I have ever read out here. He suggests you NEVER BET UNTIL SOMETHING GOES SEVEN TIMES OVERDUE.
Jun 3, 2013, 2:41 pm - hennybogan - Lottery Systems Forum

Illinois Lucky Day Lotto adding midday draw in JuneReply
lotteryforever, I agree totally about the Ezmatch being a trap considering the odds and the payoff. I'd throw the extra buck at the jackpot when it's high enough. I played a ticket this morning at a grocery store. I thought it would be like My3, Pick3 and Pick4, Midday, Evening or Both. So O asked the clerk for both and she told me Lucky Day Lotto was a one draw a day game, evenings. I told her that the Midday started today and I got the looking at a Martian look from her. So I told her OK
Jun 2, 2013, 7:48 pm - Coin Toss - Pick 5 Forum

Indiana math teacher wins $100,000 from free lottery ticketNews Story
A Fort Wayne, Indiana, high school math teacher won $100,000 on a free Hoosier Lottery scratch-off ticket that she received at a Mad Ants game. Holly Vogel, who has season tickets to the Mad Ants games, was in the Hoosier Lottery Lucky Section during a game back in March. She, along with around 100 other fans, received a Hoosier Lottery prize pack with free scratch-offs. The Mad Ants are an NBA Development League team based in Fort Wayne. Vogel's prize pack contained a $100,000 taxes pa
May 31, 2013, 2:36 pm - Todd - Lottery News