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Ultra-34 P-3-P-4 softwareReply
How do you come up with the rogue number in slot II? Are you combining similar patterns or the program does that? if the current rogue value (abcde) is your base, why do you need ' repeat/missing digits?
Jun 29, 2019, 4:59 pm - adobea78 - Lottery Systems Forum

What's your Mega Millions/Power Ball StrategyReply
Mine is one of the most simplistic out there. either: 3 odd - 2 even or 2 odd - 3 even (base) and then i use a wheel and some number frequencies coupled with anniversary numbers (to keep the love alive). so mine is a hodgepodge.
Jun 11, 2019, 10:09 am - maximumfun - Jackpot Games Forum

Slng-Ii Free Software DownloadReply
Thanks for your reply RL its working fine, i had to start afresh to create the data base and save it directly to the number game folder and also kept upper case and it worked instantly. No more finger from the monkey lol. Thanks once again
Mar 12, 2018, 1:37 pm - carrot - Lottery Systems Forum

RL's - Pick 3 "FLIP" ProgramReply
The reason i say that to see if your next winning number is in there str8. Because if your Data Base is off you want get a str8. When i clean up my data base i started getting my str8
Dec 26, 2017, 6:24 pm - oldmanjohnson - Lottery Systems Forum

Pick 3 & Pick 4 Needing Idea's for this Grid Graph? Works all states 100% guaranteed.Reply
I was afraid this would happen. The grid itself is a piece on its own and reducing it to 50 would have indeed affect the patterns. What about the each grid position of its own? Like for example, base on a year history...how many times C14 shows a wining number (0-9) for P1,P2 or P3? So if I know 60% of the time 3 will seat in C14 for P2, then that s where i want to play 3.
Dec 23, 2017, 2:35 pm - GuyFawkes - Lottery Systems Forum

Mathematical Principles with the LotteryReply
As that TED-Ex course video suggests numbering systems with different bases have their advantages for example computer chips uses a system based on two's (on/off) internal and convert to a system based on 10 to communicate with humans. Using a numbering system based on 70-100 where each lottery number had its own symbol might work better in a lottery program. I started doing that a few years ago and now i see patterns that I would never see when they are displayed in a base 10 system.
Nov 9, 2017, 7:07 pm - RJOh - Mathematics Forum

4 out of 5 in pick 5Reply
I was looking at your posts and it looks like you use 3 base sets of numbers. The Quads are nice but we need that 5 number. What I was looking at Where always looking for that Hot number to put in the wheels to give us the fifth number. But what if we could eliminate some numbers from the wheel and replace them,to get that 5th number?? I know you know a lot about wheels ...Could I ask a question? Could you use a smaller wheel with 4 out 5 ? ok tks for your input
Aug 26, 2017, 11:48 am - TasBob - Pick 5 Forum

Systems Vs. Numbers-The Big QuestionReply
Systems improve play because they are based on working results or good adjustments. But because random systems generation is still random odds results, does not reduce the odds for the most part, then they are not scientifically strong or logically valid in general, nor even mystically useful. Systems which follow the actual relative causation or real results demonstrated in duplicated effort are good. If results do not demonstrate in reality, or by repeated performance, they are basically o
Jul 20, 2017, 6:09 pm - paneagle - Lottery Discussion Forum

Pick 3 Systems and/or Strategies: Need A "Nudge" In The Right DirectionReply
Interesting!! My interest has been raised. Adobes has made a good point. Let me raise another. This 100 number group is straight numbers we can assume or payout is less than money spent. Is this 100 number group for a set number of draws? Is it based on past draw history such as digits, types of combos? Many believe draws are random to a point. If it is computer based, some sort of algorithm was used to start the ball rolling. If ball drawn expectations can change due to pretests .
May 22, 2017, 10:04 pm - Jayhawk58 - Lottery Discussion Forum

(New member) Have any of you broken down a keno game?Reply
I've looked at odd/even, over 40, under 40, pairs, dividing the base of 80 by 4, 5 and 8 and still wind up back in roughly the same space. The methods that have worked best for me have typically involved converting the numbers to their binary values or an integer and limiting the number of picks that I have to make.
May 21, 2017, 3:32 pm - Novan60 - Mathematics Forum