Master Lottery Software

[GillesD]

Facts about errors

I know you're keen to discredit me but it won't work Mr agent!

I am not trying to discredit you Moses, but rectify some wrong data you post here. I have been providing facts based on lottery data on this site for quite some time to whoever asks. So I do not understand your comments "If you're so good when people ask for info then you supply it rather than wait for me but you're not here to supply information but to destroy or discredit info and the massager!" I do not destroy or discredit right or exact information but if anybody post wrong facts, then I will say it.

You may believe in whatever theory you want and, as I have always done, I will look at the data and come back to say if it is wrong.

In your case, you are on a single track - GTECH (I am not even sure if they are active in Canada or in Quebec) fully controlling all loteries in the world (at least, it seems from your posts). But you are wrong, I am not one of their agents, just a simple guy enjoying himself playing with numbers, not related in any way to GTECH or any company dealing with loteries. I work in quality and in this type of work, you have to base your decisions on real facts.

But you also have to remember one thing, all 6/49 lotteries in the world have one thing in common, winning numbers must come from a limited pool, basically numbers 1 to 49. So if you compare data from different lotteries, everybody can find patterns. I would come up with 1,000 6-numbers randomly generated and some pattern will be found. I am even surprised that the same 6 numbers have not come out yet somewhere in this small world, but it will happen, you can be sure.

And to help you set your database right, I will now give you the draws where you have wrong numbers: they are #182, 476, 717 and 813. But what troubles me most is the fact that it does seem to matter to you that some of your basic data is wrong.

Enjoy life a little bit, it is usually too short and don't worry too much.

 

[bloubul]

Hi Moses

I think this question was put you before but I have not seen your answer.
According to your GTECH software, what is the best time to play the lotto numbers? An hour before close or 2 days before?????????

Thanks

BlouBul

 

[Moses]

Hi Moses

I think this question was put you before but I have not seen your answer.
According to your GTECH software, what is the best time to play the lotto numbers? An hour before close or 2 days before?????????

Thanks

BlouBul

Hello BlouBul

This is the first time I see the question and the answer as always is no matter when you play your numbers but as long as they have half an hour calculation time or deadlock then is irrelevant when you play it!
Did you check your results against tool 3 I gave you and if you have can you confirm that the information is correct or not please!
Here is UK latest
01/03/2008,12,08,20,29,01,49,04----1272
30/01/2008,40,07,46,37,27,08,01---- 10 draws ago
29/12/2007,28,23,32,04,30,13,11---- 18 draws ago
17/03/2007,44,09,20,01,43,14,32---- 100 draws ago

Regards,

Moses

 

[bloubul]

Hello Moses

Well at the moment I'm struggle with the "Condisional Format" in Excel to check your data. As soon as I have fix the error I'll let you know, OK

BlouBul

 

[Moses]

Tool 4

19 Idle Balls, Digital Endings and Wheeling

Hello Paul and all

I decided to answer your question on this forum that how I manage to win almost every draw!
a) Must have a good knowledge about lottery
b) You need power tools to do extensive search
c) Most important of all to be brave and play what you think is correct regardless of costs, you might lose a game or two but if you win you will recover all your losses!
Tool 4 is one of the ways to play the lottery which guarantees your money back once you know more about it!

Did you know that in the game 6/49 the magic 6 jackpot numbers can only be selected from the maximum of 30 numbers and not from 49 or indeed there are 19 balls in the machine are idle at all time! This is how;
If we group up the numbers like this;

00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09
10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19
20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29
30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39
40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49
-------------------------------------
30 31 xx xx 04 15 xx 47 18 xx ----- (08/03/2008, 31,04,47,30,18,15,09 UK)

As it is an obvious fact the UK lotto numbers could only enter 6 groups and 4 groups of the numbers remain unchallenged! The only way that all ten groups or 49 numbers could be used if there was 10 numbers generated by the lotto machine not 6!
Using this knowledge then we don’t have to search for individual numbers and simply select 6 digital endings from 0 to 9 and wheel them, if all six digital ending which you choose are correct and if all your settings are correct too then amongst your lines one of them match to all six numbers and 6 of the lines will match 5 numbers and 28 lines will match 4 numbers or basically most of the line that you play will win!
If 5 of your numbers match to lotto numbers and if your settings are correct then you will have one line which matches to 5 numbers and six lines will match 4 numbers and 28 lines will match to 3 numbers! If you select two digits from the same family (two 4s or two 6s) and if these two come up then your wins are almost doubled

Settings

There are ten groups of same ending digits above which divided to five lines or columns
(01 to 09) (10 to 19) (20 to 29) (30 to 39) (40 to 49)

There are 6 numbers in lotto draws which means one column must have at least two numbers in it. Assuming we select this settings in the columns
01 to 09 = one number
10 to 19 = two number
20 to 29 = one numbers
30 to 39 = one number
40 to 49 = one number and your selections from the digital endings are 0 – 1 – 4 – 5 – 7 – 8 therefore by wheeling the digital endings around of the columns or you settings these numbers will be produced inevitably which UK jackpot numbers are amongst the results!
xx 10 20 30 40
01 11 21 31 41
04 14 24 34 44
05 15 25 35 45
07 17 27 37 47
08 18 28 38 48
This system is very powerful and simple and good for major syndicates which play about 180 or more lines!
I discovered the digital endings and 19 idle balls at the early stages of lottery came to UK and won me quite a lot of money!

The above information was released in my E-Book 2 in 2003

Regards,

Moses

 

[bloubul]

Hi Moses

Please give the details where we can download your eBooks.

BlouBul

 

[turtle0747]

Hello Moses from turtle0747

19 Idle Balls, Digital Endings and Wheeling

Hello Paul and all

I decided to answer your question on this forum that how I manage to win almost every draw!
a) Must have a good knowledge about lottery
b) You need power tools to do extensive search
c) Most important of all to be brave and play what you think is correct regardless of costs, you might lose a game or two but if you win you will recover all your losses!
Tool 4 is one of the ways to play the lottery which guarantees your money back once you know more about it!

Did you know that in the game 6/49 the magic 6 jackpot numbers can only be selected from the maximum of 30 numbers and not from 49 or indeed there are 19 balls in the machine are idle at all time! This is how;
If we group up the numbers like this;

00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09
10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19
20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29
30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39
40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49
-------------------------------------
30 31 xx xx 04 15 xx 47 18 xx ----- (08/03/2008, 31,04,47,30,18,15,09 UK)

As it is an obvious fact the UK lotto numbers could only enter 6 groups and 4 groups of the numbers remain unchallenged! The only way that all ten groups or 49 numbers could be used if there was 10 numbers generated by the lotto machine not 6!
Using this knowledge then we don’t have to search for individual numbers and simply select 6 digital endings from 0 to 9 and wheel them, if all six digital ending which you choose are correct and if all your settings are correct too then amongst your lines one of them match to all six numbers and 6 of the lines will match 5 numbers and 28 lines will match 4 numbers or basically most of the line that you play will win!
If 5 of your numbers match to lotto numbers and if your settings are correct then you will have one line which matches to 5 numbers and six lines will match 4 numbers and 28 lines will match to 3 numbers! If you select two digits from the same family (two 4s or two 6s) and if these two come up then your wins are almost doubled

Settings

There are ten groups of same ending digits above which divided to five lines or columns
(01 to 09) (10 to 19) (20 to 29) (30 to 39) (40 to 49)

There are 6 numbers in lotto draws which means one column must have at least two numbers in it. Assuming we select this settings in the columns
01 to 09 = one number
10 to 19 = two number
20 to 29 = one numbers
30 to 39 = one number
40 to 49 = one number and your selections from the digital endings are 0 – 1 – 4 – 5 – 7 – 8 therefore by wheeling the digital endings around of the columns or you settings these numbers will be produced inevitably which UK jackpot numbers are amongst the results!
xx 10 20 30 40
01 11 21 31 41
04 14 24 34 44
05 15 25 35 45
07 17 27 37 47
08 18 28 38 48
This system is very powerful and simple and good for major syndicates which play about 180 or more lines!
I discovered the digital endings and 19 idle balls at the early stages of lottery came to UK and won me quite a lot of money!

The above information was released in my E-Book 2 in 2003

Regards,

Moses

Hello Moses

Which of the 4 systems works best for you? Also how do you choose which digital endings you use to select numbers?

thanks
turtle0747

 

[Moses]

Hello Moses

Which of the 4 systems works best for you? Also how do you choose which digital endings you use to select numbers?

thanks
turtle0747

Hi BlouBul and turtle0747

I don't have the copy of that book but I'll see if I can find a copy for you.

Depending how much time I have or money I am investing then I play all system but tool 4 is time consuming but very rewarding!

I'll tell you more about this tool soon!

Moses

 

[Springbok]

Hi Moses

I checked through your last post. What you say seems valid providing you pick the right digits and the digits do not repeat in the draw. There are 10 digits going from 0 to 9. How do you work out which digits to pick?

 

[Moses]

I checked through your last post. What you say seems valid providing you pick the right digits and the digits do not repeat in the draw. There are 10 digits going from 0 to 9. How do you work out which digits to pick?

Hello Springbok

Digital endings and 19 idle balls not only valid information as you called it but also it is mathematical fact which had been approved by UK top university

I want you all read this and remember it as it is very important!

If lotteries are genuinely random then there is nothing that anybody can do to reduce the odds or make it a profitable business BUT if it is not random then any pattern any little information that you follow it will guide you to some sort direction which from it you can bank on your predictions with good reward!

To learn about digital endings or idle balls you must know some other facts first for example if I'll give you the following digital endings then could you tell me how many combinations or sets of 7 numbers can you produce from it?

Produce as many sets of sequences as you can but it must be in the same formats! Once you have done that then compare the results with your lottery numbers
0-8-6-5-1-3-4
9-6-3-2-4-7-8

Regards,

Moses

 

[Springbok]

Hello Moses

I altered some of my software to seek out the digits in the UK lottery. Below is an extract from the latest couple of draws. The software seeks out the digits of each number in the combinations and writes to a file. The file is then assorted in ascending order. The I ran a check to find out the repeats of these digit combinations. So far in 1280 draws no combination had repeated. What is interesting is that if a digit has skipped two or more draws then we can expect a hit in the next draw of that particular digit. At the moment for future UK draws make sure that none of your patterns are a repeat of the previous 1280.


1 2 5 5 5 7
0 2 3 7 8 9
1 1 3 6 7 8
0 1 4 5 7 8
3 4 6 7 8 9
0 1 2 8 9 9
0 2 5 6 8 9
1 5 6 6 8 9
1 4 7 7 9 9
1 4 7 8 8 9
1 2 4 4 8 9
0 1 2 4 6 9
0 2 2 5 5 8
2 4 5 5 7 8

 

[Moses]

I altered some of my software to seek out the digits in the UK lottery. Below is an extract from the latest couple of draws. The software seeks out the digits of each number in the combinations and writes to a file. The file is then assorted in ascending order. The I ran a check to find out the repeats of these digit combinations. So far in 1280 draws no combination had repeated. What is interesting is that if a digit has skipped two or more draws then we can expect a hit in the next draw of that particular digit. At the moment for future UK draws make sure that none of your patterns are a repeat of the previous 1280.


1 2 5 5 5 7 x 28 combo
0 2 3 7 8 9 x 84 combo
1 1 3 6 7 8 x 84 combo
0 1 4 5 7 8 x 84 combo
3 4 6 7 8 9 x 210 combo
0 1 2 8 9 9 x 28 combo
0 2 5 6 8 9 x 84 combo
1 5 6 6 8 9 x 84 combo
1 4 7 7 9 9 x 28 combo
1 4 7 8 8 9 x 84 combo
1 2 4 4 8 9 x 84 combo
0 1 2 4 6 9 x 84 combo
0 2 2 5 5 8 x 8 combo
2 4 5 5 7 8 x 84 combo

Hi Springbok

At last man of my own heart, someone who is prepared to do some homework or investigations!
There is so much you can learn about numbers and single digits, here is another approach for you!
With following digits or similar situation you can make 210 sets of numbers

1 2 3 5 6 7 9
The very first set will be
01 02 03 05 06 07 09 and the very last one will be
41 42 43 45 46 47 49

With this digits or similar situation you can produce 84 sets of numbers
1 2 3 5 6 7 4
The very first set will be
01 02 03 05 06 07 14 and the last one is
31 32 33 35 36 37 44

With this digits or similar situation you can produce 28 sets of numbers
1 2 3 5 4 7 6

01 02 03 05 14 17 26 and the last is
21 22 23 25 34 37 46

BUT with the ones in my example
0-8-6-5-1-3-4
9-6-3-2-4-7-8

You can only produce one set of number and that is all
10 18 26 35 41 43 44 or eight with the next
09 16 23 32 34 37 38
09 16 23 32 34 37 48
09 16 23 32 34 47 48
09 16 23 32 44 47 48
09 16 23 42 44 47 48
09 16 33 42 44 47 48
09 26 33 42 44 47 48
19 26 33 42 44 47 48

Lotto numbers are mostly multiple combinations

Moses

 

[Springbok]

Hi again Moses

I ran some more tests. First test was on the unsorted order and the second was on the sorted order. I generated 6000 random 6/49 combinations and put the real draws on top. I was searching for the midpoint or median. Now with the unsorted combination there was no midpoint meaning I must increase the number of random combinations. With 7000 combos there were hardly any repeats with the unsorted digits. Remember this file was checking position by position. Eg if you had 4 0 1 9 5 8, it would search for the exact repeat of those digits, meaning that the 4 had to be in the first column and so on.
The sorted digits gave a median or midpoint of around 1600. In other words the combinations would occur 50% of the time below and 50% above the median. Again the actual position of the digits was not important as long as they were somewhere in the combination.
I will carry on testing the unsorted combinations to try and find the midpoint.

 

[Springbok]

Morning Moses

This morning I ran a one million simulated combination file. I then converted the combinations into their unsorted digit endings. I searched for the midpoint(median). It is around the 315,440 mark. In other word the precise digit endings column by column repeat 50% of the time below the median mark and 50% above the median mark. If the file indicated a strike above the median mark then you could purge your wheel. It will get rid of the no hope rubbish but what is left is not guaranteed to hit.

 

[Moses]

This morning I ran a one million simulated combination file. I then converted the combinations into their unsorted digit endings. I searched for the midpoint(median). It is around the 315,440 mark. In other word the precise digit endings column by column repeat 50% of the time below the median mark and 50% above the median mark. If the file indicated a strike above the median mark then you could purge your wheel. It will get rid of the no hope rubbish but what is left is not guaranteed to hit.

Hello Springbok

Would my assumption be correct to say from your study that lotto digits are unique?
I also like to tell you this, most of the combos which makes 84 sets of sequences or others in reverse can only make ONE set, below

2 4 5 4 7 8 x 84 combo
First set is
02 04 05 14 17 18 and the last is
32 34 35 44 47 48

The reverse is;
8 7 4 5 4 2 the only number which we can produce with these digits are
08 17 24 25 34 42, we cannot create any more set and that is it so the question is HOW COME? The trend of the lotto numbers are always with multiple choice!
Therefore it seems the lotto number are travelling around in clock wise (loop) which makes the combos multiple combinations!

BUT DID YOU KNOW THAT COMBINATIONS CREATE CODES?


Regards,

Moses

 

[Springbok]

"Would my assumption be correct to say from your study that lotto digits are unique?"
It depends on what you mean by unique. The answer is yes and no. It depends on the timescale used. If you look at the digit formations on the UK lottery as I posted some of them a few posts back then they are unique for the next couple of hundred thousand draws. Those digit formations will pop up in a hundred thousand years or so. From our point of view the digit formations are unique. All digit formations in the UK game are unique and will be unique for the next 3000 years.

 

[Springbok]

Hi Moses

Here is an extract from the UK draws. Look carefully and you will see that the numbers go up in ascending order indicating that the 1283 draw file is too short. A 100,000 draw file is too short. What the numbers indicate is where the digit combination occurred last in the file. Because they go up in consecutive order they tell you nothing except that each digit draw was unique. Later on I will show the results from a 1,000,000 draw file which will clarify the issue.

 

[Springbok]

Hi again Moses

I created a 500,000 combination simulated file and added the real UK draws on top. I then ran a little program to digitise the draws. Then I ran another program to tell me where the digitised draws last repeated. I tried for a million draws but the computer threw a tantrum this evening(not to myself-it is about time I upgraded to a computer of the 21st century)
Look at the results. Saturday's draw shows that the digits last occurred 414,963 draws ago. Last Wednesday's draw was repeated 501,283 draws ago. Look further down and you will see ascending clusters indicating that the file is too short. Hopefully tomorrow morning the computer will handle a million simulated draws after a night's rest.

415963
501280
45169
200311
104976
501276
501275
48998
501273
501272
153213
501270

 

[Springbok]

Morning Moses

This morning I generated a file of 1,000,100 combinations in the 6/49 game. I converted them into the digit format. I then ran a program to find out when the digit combinations last hit. Below is a fragment taken from the top of the report. The median point for this file was 374,369. Interestingly enough 22% of the time the report went past one million.

72208
1000097
1000096
194114
1000094
42305
719949
842102
89758
28849
563157
844770
1000086
643654
160624
66148

 

[Springbok]

Hi again Moses

I generated a 2 million file as I have shown before the techniques. I have put the reporting in descending order so you can see where the digit combinations have hit in the past 2 million draws. Midpoint here is 392,887. 24% of the time the hits are over one million.. Looking at the million plus results shows that a file of one million is too short.


3832
6307
6618
14977
21044
25333
50701
52033
57393
58980
60206
67733
68537
69374
79442
80772
94273
95171
97214
102497
113344
118372
120847
123139
138837
146193
149676
153264
158029
158612
158766
159041
178473
182430
185857
186832
192559
196207
198680
204721
204731
224838
226600
239541
250028
289926
292095
352648
384742
392887
471257
473880
490923
519612
568800
577421
577717
588781
625705
636872
658310
705910
709136
752063
771963
789706
801593
805294
811652
834887
849474
862738
880262
886707
938709
952922
977642
1030960
1123025
1164913
1197957
1212147
1255191
1283652
1338334
1341239
1345517
1478998
1479876
1484004
1550315
1700743
1848119
1938527
1999926
1999940
1999953
1999965
1999967
1999976