Manually or software?
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Of course, the ONLY interesting thing is "does it bring money".
If you have "winning" ideas you should first win enough yourself before sharing them with the community I suggest.
Whatever program you use, they will NOT change the odss as such : you will still be loking for that ONE combination in about 14 million providing the winning 6 numbers.
But what software CAN do is make it easier for you to keep track of numbers drawn (history in general) including statistical info about things like "how often certain combinations occured".
In stock market it is wellknown "results from the past don't say anything about the future" but I think THOSE results tell more about the future compared to 'the future' regarding balls to be drawn as EACH time the EXACT same chance exist for EACH combination of balls.
Regarding predicting software can only let YOU easily DISCARD certain combinations.
YOU (and probably 99.9999% of the people on earth) will say 'the combination drawn this week will NOT be drawn next week" and discard that when choosing numbers for next week.
Programs allow you to check easily you don't have double tickets if you're filling in a significant number of tickets, they also allow you to verify a 'range of sets or numbers' not being 'forgotten'. Like, filling in birthdays will 'forget' the higher numbers.
They also allow you to favor certain numbers other people play less often. THAT is something that can bring money as prices will be divided by LESS people IF those numbers win. Such things are MUCH easier using software compared to doing all by hand.
Generating 'consistent' sets (covering certain areas in the plane of possibilities) will be much easier.
Programs can help you to introduce "human rules" as I call them.
Chances for 1-2-3-4-5-6 are EXACTLY the same like for 12-15-23-27-32-45 or ANY other combination
But by introducing a rule "no 6 consequetive numbers" will eliminate THAT combination and people will look at it like "i've eliminated a combination that will NOT be drawn".
If you add enough 'human rules' you will endup with a 'small' number of sets and it SHOULD be logical each week just one of THOSE will be drawn.
Unfortunally it doesn't work that way.
If you add 'enough' rules bringing the amount of sets (14 million) down to the size you want to play (say 100) almost sure it turns out (at least) one of the rules will not to be working each time.
Nevertheless, searching for the WINNERS is something millions of people do and all of them HOPE they will find the missing link and become rich (and/or famous as well).
So, doing all by hand is possible but much more timeconsuming if you want to keep track of all things programs will do for you.
If you have "winning" ideas you should first win enough yourself before sharing them with the community I suggest.
Whatever program you use, they will NOT change the odss as such : you will still be loking for that ONE combination in about 14 million providing the winning 6 numbers.
But what software CAN do is make it easier for you to keep track of numbers drawn (history in general) including statistical info about things like "how often certain combinations occured".
In stock market it is wellknown "results from the past don't say anything about the future" but I think THOSE results tell more about the future compared to 'the future' regarding balls to be drawn as EACH time the EXACT same chance exist for EACH combination of balls.
Regarding predicting software can only let YOU easily DISCARD certain combinations.
YOU (and probably 99.9999% of the people on earth) will say 'the combination drawn this week will NOT be drawn next week" and discard that when choosing numbers for next week.
Programs allow you to check easily you don't have double tickets if you're filling in a significant number of tickets, they also allow you to verify a 'range of sets or numbers' not being 'forgotten'. Like, filling in birthdays will 'forget' the higher numbers.
They also allow you to favor certain numbers other people play less often. THAT is something that can bring money as prices will be divided by LESS people IF those numbers win. Such things are MUCH easier using software compared to doing all by hand.
Generating 'consistent' sets (covering certain areas in the plane of possibilities) will be much easier.
Programs can help you to introduce "human rules" as I call them.
Chances for 1-2-3-4-5-6 are EXACTLY the same like for 12-15-23-27-32-45 or ANY other combination
But by introducing a rule "no 6 consequetive numbers" will eliminate THAT combination and people will look at it like "i've eliminated a combination that will NOT be drawn".
If you add enough 'human rules' you will endup with a 'small' number of sets and it SHOULD be logical each week just one of THOSE will be drawn.
Unfortunally it doesn't work that way.
If you add 'enough' rules bringing the amount of sets (14 million) down to the size you want to play (say 100) almost sure it turns out (at least) one of the rules will not to be working each time.
Nevertheless, searching for the WINNERS is something millions of people do and all of them HOPE they will find the missing link and become rich (and/or famous as well).
So, doing all by hand is possible but much more timeconsuming if you want to keep track of all things programs will do for you.
Software vs. You...
Hello Nathan,
Most software has a disclaimer somewhere in very small print that basically states in general..."buy at your own risk...!" Every program that has ever been created either by a seller or by your own hand has a flaw of some kind.
The input data can be inaccurate say in a particular date and/or the digits involved may be inaccurate or duplicated or was eliminated perhaps by a programming glitch. Would you notice the error? Even perfectionists can't catch all of them. The point that I am making concerns wether to buy a perfectly good program or to create your own. It is silently understood that no matter who constructed a given program, there usually is or will be a situation that makes for problems. The nice thing about something that you provided is a self satisfaction. You have a better knowledge of how your operation works vs. learning a new set of rules that you might have only a sketchy idea of what you want someone elses program to do. Financially speaking some programs sold on the market are at a very high price but just don't deliver with the expectancy that you want and need. Producing your own setup is by far the cheapest way to go but, we are talking a lot of brain power and time spent; a lot of stress and at times sleepless nights. So your question is>>>WHAT? Many programs can have elements that you can use as a guideline for thinking while building your own. Trial and error can tell a keen eyed person what will or won't work in a given situation.
Teufellj...
Hello Nathan,
Most software has a disclaimer somewhere in very small print that basically states in general..."buy at your own risk...!" Every program that has ever been created either by a seller or by your own hand has a flaw of some kind.
The input data can be inaccurate say in a particular date and/or the digits involved may be inaccurate or duplicated or was eliminated perhaps by a programming glitch. Would you notice the error? Even perfectionists can't catch all of them. The point that I am making concerns wether to buy a perfectly good program or to create your own. It is silently understood that no matter who constructed a given program, there usually is or will be a situation that makes for problems. The nice thing about something that you provided is a self satisfaction. You have a better knowledge of how your operation works vs. learning a new set of rules that you might have only a sketchy idea of what you want someone elses program to do. Financially speaking some programs sold on the market are at a very high price but just don't deliver with the expectancy that you want and need. Producing your own setup is by far the cheapest way to go but, we are talking a lot of brain power and time spent; a lot of stress and at times sleepless nights. So your question is>>>WHAT? Many programs can have elements that you can use as a guideline for thinking while building your own. Trial and error can tell a keen eyed person what will or won't work in a given situation.
Teufellj...
In addition to what others have stated so eloquentlyNathan said:
lottery software usually has some underlying concepts buried in it.
You can integrate the underlying concepts with your own ideas.
For instance, gail Howard talks a lot about the concept of 'balance'
in her lottery discussions/software ( meaning the importance of constructing
a balanced sample )...this may sound obvious - but I have found that taking greater care to create a balanced sample can make a lot of difference to the outcome. Indeed, it can mean the difference between losing all your money and getting most it back.
