Master Lottery Software

[Springbok]

hello therealpoorboy

I had a quick look at your post. Your first filter 1 - 5 is static. If you look at the results of a 6/49 game and look at the first column(in sorted order) you will find the median point of that column at 6. Half the time your filter will be incorrect and half the time it will be right. You should be choosy in using it. Like wait for the first column to hit above 6 three times then use that first filter. Same logic could be applied to your other filters. Go a step further and create a number of similar filters and monitor how they do in the previous results. If they missed the last 2 or three draws then they become hot.

 

[therealpoorboy]

Hello Springbok

You are correct.
I only wanted to use it as an example, because a set of combinations can be generated very quickly, if you force every combination to have one of the digits to between 1-5. Thanks

The Realpoorboy

 

[Springbok]

Hi Littleporboy

What I suggest is you download this program:
http://www.onyxsa.co.za/timedesign/WinnaLotto.zip

Have a file of your draws in a csv format for the program to read. Or take your existing database and load it into the edit section and save it again. Load the program and go to the skips section and reverse skip 1 into ascending order. Of course click on pairs first. Once you get used to the program it will deliver at least a pair of numbers into 2 slots in the 6/49 or 7/49.

 

[therealpoorboy]

Thanks Springbok!

I will take a look at the program

Cheers
The Realpoorboy

 

[Springbok]

Hi Littlepoorboy

If you do download it you can create some pairing or triplet files to prevent you from being overwhelmed by 1000+ pairings or 18000 plus triplets. Start your pairing files as:

1 2
3 4
5 6
.....
47 48
then create a wild card like say 7 49 for the missing 49.

A trip file looks like
1 2 3
4 5 6
7 8 9
......

46 47 48

then a wild card for the missing 49.

These filters are loaded in the area on the right.

Anyone who plays the lottery and does not attempt to fill one or two of the 6 slots in the 6/49 game using this programme would find their time better spent by playing tiddlywinks. An important feature to watch is when the skips in the 5 skip columns add up to 2 or less then take that pair or trip very,very seriously. That's for starters

 

[Nathan]

I appreciate your explanation

Just today I am reading your explanation and I liked it. Can you write the latest your realization?
Thanks in advance
Nathan

 

[therealpoorboy]

Springbok's Program

Hi Springbok
I have downloaded the program and run a couple of tests.

After I have sorted the "N=" column from highest to lowest I decided to use the top 3 Balls (singles), top 3 sets of pairs and top three sets of trips.

Basically I get a set of 5-7 integers after I remove any duplication and then force or filter every combination to have 1-3 of these integers in every combination.

Some far there has been a 90% success rate, and the integers tend to be those hard to guess numbers.

Another tool to use!

Thanks
The Realpoorboy.

 

[Springbok]

Hello Littlepoorboy

I am glad you are finding the programme useful. I am discovering new ways of using it-the only limitation is ones imagination and ability to experiment.

 

[dongdo]

oh god...it's no easy...any easy way for win.....

 

[Moses]

If you do download it you can create some pairing or triplet files to prevent you from being overwhelmed by 1000+ pairings or 18000 plus triplets. Start your pairing files as:

1 2
3 4
5 6
.....
47 48
then create a wild card like say 7 49 for the missing 49.

A trip file looks like
1 2 3
4 5 6
7 8 9
......

46 47 48

then a wild card for the missing 49.

These filters are loaded in the area on the right.

Anyone who plays the lottery and does not attempt to fill one or two of the 6 slots in the 6/49 game using this programme would find their time better spent by playing tiddlywinks. An important feature to watch is when the skips in the 5 skip columns add up to 2 or less then take that pair or trip very,very seriously. That's for starters

Hello Springbok

How much is the average cost to predict a pair successfully for the next draw through digital endings?

Regards,

Moses

 

[Springbok]

Hi Littlepoorboy

Supposing you believe that the digital ending 7 will occur in the next draw. Now if you are correct then the possible outcome would be, 7, 17, 27,37,47. 5 numbers in all. If you bet £1 on each and one of those endings comes up then you will receive £6.50 (7/49 game). That includes the return of your £1 stake for that number. Pure profit being £5.50. Subtract the loss from the other 4 numbers and the pure profit goes down to 50p. In other word you are risking £5 to win 50p. Anyone who does this is going to "self-harm"(I love this PC term) their betting budget

 

[Moses]

Supposing you believe that the digital ending 7 will occur in the next draw. Now if you are correct then the possible outcome would be, 7, 17, 27,37,47. 5 numbers in all. If you bet £1 on each and one of those endings comes up then you will receive £6.50 (7/49 game). That includes the return of your £1 stake for that number. Pure profit being £5.50. Subtract the loss from the other 4 numbers and the pure profit goes down to 50p. In other word you are risking £5 to win 50p. Anyone who does this is going to "self-harm"(I love this PC term) their betting budget

Hi Springbok

That is very bad, you're much better off by selecting the actual numbers from 01 to 49!
I don’t really think you understood the concepts of digital endings!
You should be capable to predict numbers under any system with some accuracy or certainty, for example with system X there is 50% or more chance to predict two numbers correct which can beat the odds!
You select one end digit and multiply to 5 to cover all angles but how do you predict or forecast that first one?
What if you want to forecast 6 end digits then how do you make your sets of numbers and how much would it cost?
If I remember correctly in one of your earlier post you said you only go for jackpot numbers so much so that you won’t bring the Bonus Ball in to your calculations but how can by predicting one digit or two you can get close to jackpot?
Correct me if I am wrong, you select 6 end digits with your system then you sort it low to high then power it to 5 to cover all possible numbers but this will be very expensive game to play with no guarantees but what I want to know why you sort out the predicted digits (with any system) low to high?
The ideal way to predict the end digits is to predict for the first number of the lotto and then the second and third until the sixth digits is forecasted, below

3 – 1 – 8 – 7 – 8 – 5
If above is my prediction in that order then that set has 7 possible combination to cover all numbers which is limited to the maximum of £7 but if I want to maximise my chances then my other option is to play the wheels for the above combination which proximately cost £170 which if my settings are correct and if 5 of my end digits arrive as predicted then I would have one line matching 5 numbers, 6 lines matching four numbers and 28 lines matching to three numbers correct so not only you get your money back but also you make a healthy profit!

I tried to find out more about the predicted numbers above in UK history of draws and the followings are match 4s I found, absolutely amazing!

03 11 18 27 28 35 ---- (01)
12/06/2002, 28,03,09,44,11,27,12 ----- 165 Ex
19/07/2003, 35,31,18,27,01,03,36 ----- 280 Ex ---------------280
11/11/2000, 35,47,18,28,23,34,11 ----- 510 Lo
05/08/2006, 11,18,31,26,13,03,35 ----- 1108 Lo

03 11 18 27 28 45 --- (02)
02/02/2002, 20,03,47,28,15,11,45 ----- 128 Ex ------128****
12/06/2002, 28,03,09,44,11,27,12 ----- 165 Ex
21/01/2004, 03,25,34,11,28,45,42 ----- 843 Lo
12/07/2006, 20,28,27,39,18,26,45 ----- 1101 Lo

03 11 18 27 38 45 --- (03)
11/01/2006, 03,42,33,38,18,31,11 ----- 539 Ex

03 11 18 37 38 45 --- (04)
16/12/2000, 42,45,03,18,08,25,37 ----- 010 Ex
11/01/2006, 03,42,33,38,18,31,11 ----- 539 Ex

03 11 28 37 38 45 --- (05)
02/02/2002, 20,03,47,28,15,11,45 ----- 128 Ex
02/10/1999, 14,38,37,28,49,03,33 ----- 394 Lo -------------------- 394*******
24/09/2003, 37,34,28,45,13,11,09 ----- 809 Lo
21/01/2004, 03,25,34,11,28,45,42 ----- 843 Lo

03 21 28 37 38 45 --- (06)
16/06/1999, 25,37,17,45,38,21,05 ----- 363 Lo
02/10/1999, 14,38,37,28,49,03,33 ----- 394 Lo
20/09/2006, 45,29,03,38,21,35,46 ----- 1121 Lo

13 21 28 37 38 45 --- (07)
06/02/2002, 33,13,45,02,28,38,34 ----- 129 Ex -------129
20/08/2003, 21,24,32,13,38,45,31 ----- 289 Ex ----------------289
16/06/1999, 25,37,17,45,38,21,05 ----- 363 Lo
06/10/1999, 09,21,45,19,30,13,37 ----- 395 Lo --------------------- 395*********
01/09/2004, 05,47,42,37,38,13,28 ----- 397 Ex --------------------- 397
24/09/2003, 37,34,28,45,13,11,09 ----- 809 Lo

Regards,

Moses

 

[bloubul]

Hi Moses / Springbok

I'm prepeared to fork up £400.00 if you or Springbok can guarantee me a return of triple the amount. So talk to me. I can get the money to Springbok.

BlouBul

 

[Springbok]

Hello Moses

I think there are some parts of your ideas that i do not understand and vice versa . To kick off , looking at your previous post, how on earth did you make those forecasts?

 

[black prince]

Hi Moses

I've been trying ending digits with some success and need further understanding of this method.

Here's the most recent draws of 5/30 Treasure Hunt:

04/14/08 02 06 14 23 28
04/13/08 01 04 07 22 25
04/12/08 05 09 10 12 27
04/11/08 04 06 07 19 29
04/10/08 08 13 18 20 23

(vertical) -> 2 1 5 4 8
(diagonal L-to-R) -> 2 4 0 9 3
(diagonal R-to-L) -> 8 2 0 6 8

Questions:

1) Since the number in these draws are sorted are my diagonals invalid??

2) How did you summarize these end digits to form a final end digit draw
as your example showed? ( 3 - 1 - 8 - 7 - 8 - 5 )

3) You play variations of this end digit for several draws. After how many
draws should I begin a new end digit draw?

Thanks

-BP

 

[Moses]

I think there are some parts of your ideas that i do not understand and vice versa . To kick off , looking at your previous post, how on earth did you make those forecasts?

Hi Springbok

I think you read one post and skip the other!
To start with in my previous post I gave you example and said IF my pre......
<<<<<<<3 – 1 – 8 – 7 – 8 – 5
If above is my prediction in that order then that set has 7 possible combination to cover all numbers which is limited to the maximum of £7>>>>>>That was just an example!!
Can I refresh your memory from past posts, you said all combinations are unique and stay unique for another 3000 years! In reply to that I suggested if combinations are unique in horizontal directions then by right they are unique in all directions in vertical and diagonals BUT NOT IF YOU SORT THEM LOW TO HIGH! By doing that you will break up the link and pattern which makes the predictions much harder!
Let's say if we have two draws, below

03 11 17 24 38 46 and
09 07 21 23 26 44
You strip the numbers from the first digits and then sort them low to high

3 1 7 4 8 6 = 1 3 4 6 7 8
9 7 1 3 6 4 = 1 3 4 6 7 9
If this is what you do then it means the high digits can never sit in the first location and that is wrong and also there is no pattern to follow whereas the first 4/5 digits are identical and therefore there won’t be any accurate combinations created in vertical or diagonal directions!
You also said that we need to create a large file with all combinations, now there are 1284 draws in UK times 7 numbers times 4 directions that will make a good few combinations which you promised to create and until then we just keep guessing

Regards,

Moses

 

[Moses]

I've been trying ending digits with some success and need further understanding of this method.

Here's the most recent draws of 5/30 Treasure Hunt:

04/14/08 02 06 14 23 28
04/13/08 01 04 07 22 25
04/12/08 05 09 10 12 27
04/11/08 04 06 07 19 29
04/10/08 08 13 18 20 23

(vertical) -> 2 1 5 4 8
(diagonal L-to-R) -> 2 4 0 9 3
(diagonal R-to-L) -> 8 2 0 6 8

Questions:

1) Since the number in these draws are sorted are my diagonals invalid??

2) How did you summarize these end digits to form a final end digit draw
as your example showed? ( 3 - 1 - 8 - 7 - 8 - 5 )

3) You play variations of this end digit for several draws. After how many
draws should I begin a new end digit draw?

Thanks

-BP

Hello BP

As I said in my post above you need to create a large file for all combinations which has created not only for your desire lottery but also for all lotteries that exist in your area for example in UK we have several lotteries Lotto 6/49, Thunder Ball 5/34, Daily, 7/27, Euro 7/50! We need to produce all the combinations for all these lotteries (One reason we have that many lotteries is to exchange or switch numbers otherwise there is not another reason for all these lotteries to have and draw in the same day one after another)
In order to create all of the combinations you need the database from the start to current date then strip the numbers from the first digits and next to link the last number to the first (cylinder shape) and run your sequences in spiral or double helix from the start to finish in all possible directions and keep them in filing cabinet then you can predict the end digits with some accuracy!
For your records lotto numbers are drawn from the bottom of files to the top (the loop can provide that information) therefore all the combination has the reverse or a mirror effect!
If I refer to my example in previous post

03 11 17 24 38 46 and
09 07 21 23 26 44

3 1 7 4 8 6 = 1 3 4 6 7 8
9 7 1 3 6 4 = 1 3 4 6 7 9
You have to read the above combinations in reverse order too and when you see
7 7 6 4 then the immediate conclusion for the next two draws are 3 and 1!
Below is from UK lotto

9 4 4 8 2 1 3------ 13/02/2008,32,14,24,28,41,09,13
9 8 1 4 7 8 2------ 16/02/2008,48,09,37,21,24,18,22
7 7 9 1 9 4 4------ 20/02/2008,17,39,31,29,44,07,04
8 1 6 5 9 6 7------ 23/02/2008,08,25,11,39,46,16,37
6 9 0 2 8 5 0------ 27/02/2008,30,32,38,45,16,29,40
1 8 2 0 9 9 4------ 01/03/2008,12,08,20,29,01,49,04
8 4 6 9 3 7 8------ 05/03/2008,16,08,43,14,39,47,38
4 5 8 0 1 7 9------ 08/03/2008,31,04,47,30,18,15,09
1 3 6 8 1 7 7------ 12/03/2008,47,26,01,38,13,41,07
2 3 7 0 8 9 9------ 15/03/2008,48,02,40,49,23,37,29
5 1 2 5 7 5 4------ 19/03/2008,27,22,35,25,05,21,14
7 1 4 7 5 8 7------ 22/03/2008,14,45,48,27,07,11,37
3 2 7 3 5 8 7------ 26/03/2008,33,45,22,48,27,03,17
1 7 8 1 0 3 9------ 29/03/2008,43,11,28,40,31,17,39
2 6 1 3 3 7 9------ 02/04/2008,47,06,43,21,02,23,29
7 3 0 1 5 9 2------ 05/04/2008,45,30,07,49,23,41,02
1 6 8 4 7 2 2------ 09/04/2008,08,01,06,32,14,17,12

Combinations are keep repeating in different cells which you can follow the same pattern!

Moses

 

[black prince]

Hi Again Moses

Originally poster by Moses
In order to create all of the combinations you need the database from the start to current date then strip the numbers from the first digits and next to link the last number to the first (cylinder shape) and run your sequences in spiral or double helix from the start to finish in all possible directions and keep them in filing cabinet then you can predict the end digits with some accuracy!
For your records lotto numbers are drawn from the bottom of files to the top (the loop can provide that information) therefore all the combination has the reverse or a mirror effect!
If I refer to my example in previous post

The only Lottery in my area that is UNSORTED is 5/19 and has 105 drawings.
Is this large enough to start an analysis? All others have more history, but are
recorded SORTED.

You must be using a program to achieve the optmial ending digits.
If not can you explain further in detail how this works or point me to
other posts that can explain?

Thanks

-BP

 

[Moses]

The only Lottery in my area that is UNSORTED is 5/19 and has 105 drawings.
Is this large enough to start an analysis? All others have more history, but are
recorded SORTED.

You must be using a program to achieve the optmial ending digits.
If not can you explain further in detail how this works or point me to
other posts that can explain?

Thanks

-BP

Hi BP

You can use any database as you wish the longer it is the more comprehensive it will be so Canada database is one of the longest history of draws you can use if you can get a hold of it!
I am sure that database would be in ascending or low to high order and then eliminate the first digits and keep the second digits as they are and next to generate all combinations!
I was hoping there is one person who has the power of programming can be help and provide us that file, I am still waiting for Springbok to give us some indication if he'll help

Moses

 

[black prince]

Moses

Originally poster by Moses

Hi BP

You can use any database as you wish the longer it is the more comprehensive it will be so Canada database is one of the longest history of draws you can use if you can get a hold of it!
I am sure that database would be in ascending or low to high order and then eliminate the first digits and keep the second digits as they are and next to generate all combinations!
I was hoping there is one person who has the power of programming can be help and provide us that file, I am still waiting for Springbok to give us some indication if he'll help

Moses

I have some programming experience with GWBASIC and have been developing
my own routines to assist me with large draws such as you have described.
I need a clear definition of each step to begin this challenge. GWBASIC is
easy to learn and if needed others can take my routines and duplicate them
in another programming language.

Here is a sample which creates tables in memory to reference and parses input
database file to match against a loaded table of 5/30 database past winning
draws:

1000 OPEN "I",1,"C:\GWBASIC\ALL_NUMS.TXT"
1100 OPEN "I",2,"C:\GWBASIC\THUNT.TXT"
1200 OPEN "O",3,"C:\GWBASIC\RESULTS.TXT"
1300 '------------------------------------
1400 '- LOAD FILTER TABLE -
1500 '------------------------------------
1600 'GOTO 56500
1700 DIM A(400),B(400),C(400),D(400),E(400),F(60),G(60),H(60,60),J(60,60)
1800 N=0
1900 IF EOF(2) THEN 2800
2000 N=N+1
2100 INPUT#2,Z$
2200 GOSUB 54400
2300 A(N)=VAL(MID$(Z$,X1,2)):B(N)=VAL(MID$(Z$,X2,2))
2400 C(N)=VAL(MID$(Z$,X3,2)): D(N)=VAL(MID$(Z$,X4,2))
2500 E(N)=VAL(MID$(Z$,X5,2))
2600 '
2700 GOTO 1900
2800 CLOSE 2


54400 '
54500 '------------------------------------
54600 '- PARSE LINE FOR POSITIONS -
54700 '------------------------------------
54800 X1=0:X2=0:X3=0:X4=0:X5=0:CNT=01=0:SW=0
54900 FOR X=1 TO LEN(Z$)
55000 IF SW=0 GOTO 55200 ELSE GOTO 55600
55100 '
55200 IF MID$(Z$,X,1)<>" " THEN P1=X ELSE P1=0
55300 SW=SW+1
55400 GOTO 55700
55500 '
55600 IF MID$(Z$,X,1)=" " AND MID$(Z$,X+1,1)<>" " THEN P1=X+1 ELSE P1=0
55700 IF P1>0 THEN CNT=CNT+1 ELSE CNT=CNT
55800 IF CNT=1 AND P1>0 THEN X1=P1 ELSE CNT=CNT
55900 IF CNT=2 AND P1>0 THEN X2=P1 ELSE CNT=CNT
56000 IF CNT=3 AND P1>0 THEN X3=P1 ELSE CNT=CNT
56100 IF CNT=4 AND P1>0 THEN X4=P1 ELSE CNT=CNT
56200 IF CNT=5 AND P1>0 THEN X5=P1 ELSE CNT=CNT
56300 NEXT
56400 RETURN


I would be happy to start this until someone picks this up and really developes
it into a universal program like "WinnaLotto". The person we really need is
Patrick, the programmer of "Winnalotto". He's great at this.

-BP