Ideas for an Improved procedure

[Pradeep]

I suggest to list down all Beaker's laws.

These laws are statistical facts, very useful to select numbers.

 

[peter]

Re: I suggest to list down all Beaker's laws.

These laws are statistical facts, very useful to select numbers.

Beakers first Law.....
Patience, Patience, Patience. .... means, some of these numbers maybe filters, but I don't have a clue which ones.

 

[LT]

re the email addy - thanks Peter for the online help , thanks also karnac for the report notice. and thanks Carlito for your understanding

 

[baileyb8]

ok..question? i see carlito posted his email for more info , and from past posts other senior members do have each others email addresses that i have read, so if we wanted to have emails from other players on this forum ...how do we get it? (example) DB and peter and beaker..ect.. email each other which is great! people make friends here. sooooooo..... how do you pass that info to each friend without going into the red?

 

[ChrisJ]

ok..question? i see carlito posted his email for more info , and from past posts other senior members do have each others email addresses that i have read, so if we wanted to have emails from other players on this forum ...how do we get it? (example) DB and peter and beaker..ect.. email each other which is great! people make friends here. sooooooo..... how do you pass that info to each friend without going into the red?

Why would you want this people's email in the first place. All they would give you is garbage information. Just look at them. They are a pathetic bunch. Just talk and no walk !

Just ask for Karnac's and Gsobier's email, now you'll get first class lotto stats and you'll probably end up with the jackpot.

 

[jokerr]

i plan to write my own analyzing program this summer. I know enough programming to do it. A lot of numbers is just like a big database. The only tricky part is to recognize patterns, can u say AI? Especially if I want to take a lot of factors into consideration. I can already see some big arrays... too bad I have to deal with my engineering school work right now..

 

[peter]

Why would you want this people's email in the first place. All they would give you is garbage information. Just look at them. They are a pathetic bunch. Just talk and no walk !

Just ask for Karnac's and Gsobier's email, now you'll get first class lotto stats and you'll probably end up with the jackpot.

More garbage, and another missed boat for Dennis to count.

 

[Dennis Bassboss]

Why would you want this people's email in the first place. All they would give you is garbage information. Just look at them. They are a pathetic bunch. Just talk and no walk !

Just ask for Karnac's and Gsobier's email, now you'll get first class lotto stats and you'll probably end up with the jackpot.

13 boats missed...

 

[peter]

13 missed boats, that one sorry assed dude.

 

[Brad]

Just a suggestion ...

ok..question? i see carlito posted his email for more info , and from past posts other senior members do have each others email addresses that i have read, so if we wanted to have emails from other players on this forum ...how do we get it? (example) DB and peter and beaker..ect.. email each other which is great! people make friends here. sooooooo..... how do you pass that info to each friend without going into the red?

It's a bit cumbersome but you could join 12one Forum. There you do have the choice of including your e-mail in the user CP and getting in touch with new friends. LT is the admin of that BB too ... check it out.


Cheers

 

[tomtom]

We all select numbers for the upcoming draw.

But how can we make our selections more intelligent
based on the assumption that the previous draw
history does provide some clues as of to what may come up?


I try to collect in this thread some of your ideas.

Please post your ideas with a small description
that can be understandable so that it can be incorporated
on an algorithm.


The procedure will work backwards.
You will enter your Selections and the algorithm
will provide you the clues you used or wish to had, to select your numbers.


For example:
You enter as possible numbers: 2,14,23,45,32,11,24,10,20,30,40


The algorithm will display the clues you used to select these numbers.

For example:
Numbers in EndDigit 0 & 5 Did not show up on 4 consecutive draws
That shall trigger the algorithm to indicate that:
Numbers 10,20,30,40,5,15,25,35,45 as a group are behind x Hits.


Please do not hesitate to indicate your point of view.


We shall not expect a miracle procedure but a better one than no procedure at all!

Geez, have had a hard time finding the posts regarded to the original one.

I had some ideas about dealing with the Sum of numbers and odd/even ratios, but gave it up after seeing all odd ( or all even, can't remember) in two consecutive draws. It was a computer generated lottery though...

However, there are 64 odd/even possible combinations among 6/49 numbers and probably that is one of the facts which should be somehow observed in any serious lottery algorithm..

 

[peter]

Re: Re: Ideas for an Improved procedure

Geez, have had a hard time finding the posts regarded to the original one.

I had some ideas about dealing with the Sum of numbers and odd/even ratios, but gave it up after seeing all odd ( or all even, can't remember) in two consecutive draws. It was a computer generated lottery though...

However, there are 64 odd/even possible combinations among 6/49 numbers and probably that is one of the facts which should be somehow observed in any serious lottery algorithm..

TomTom, could you plse explain to me how you get 64 possible combinations of odd/even numbers?

 

[tomtom]

Re: Re: Re: Ideas for an Improved procedure

TomTom, could you plse explain to me how you get 64 possible combinations of odd/even numbers?

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[Beaker]

2**6 = 64
or 2**7 = 128

 

[tomtom]

Some in the table above are duplicates, so it's necessary to delete those in order to get exactly 64 possible odd/even patterns as the final result.

 

[arcwelder]

Peter, this is Tomtom's list w/o duplicates:

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[tomtom]

Thanks Arcwelder.Here is important that one of these patterns must show in the very next draw. Playing all patterns in 64 tickets a player might count one of his tickets will have true 1: (about) 200.000 odds. Though 1: 200.000 is still a bit .

1: (about)200.000 odds means some of the patterns carry about 177.000 combinations and some a bit more than 200.000...

 

[peter]

Thxs alot guys,