Goswinus
Member
LT, you have probably explained this a thousand times and more, but do you play your 20 number selection yourself?
And if so, what kind of guarantee does your wheel (if any) have?
Here's the reason I ask:
I was looking at the best performing sets utility and came across some interresting 20 number sets for the 6/49.
Here they are with the results for all draws between june 12th 1982 and april 27th 2002 (thanks for the files, Dennis!).
03 05 08 12 17 18 20 21 27 30 31 32 34 36 39 41 42 45 46 47:
3+0 : 347
3+1 : 247
4+0 : 191
4+1 : 121
5+0 : 038
5+1 : 024
6+0 : 005
6+1 : 005
01 07 09 20 21 24 25 27 31 32 33 34 36 38 41 43 45 46 47 49:
3+0 : 343
3+1 : 264
4+0 : 174
4+1 : 130
5+0 : 040
5+1 : 030
6+0 : 004
6+1 : 002
05 10 12 14 16 17 19 20 27 31 32 33 34 35 38 39 40 43 47 49:
3+0 : 354
3+1 : 233
4+0 : 162
4+1 : 121
5+0 : 062
5+1 : 024
6+0 : 004
6+1 : 005
As you can see, the first set contained 6 winning numbers for 10 draws.
The second set produced 6 winners only (
) 6 times, but did far better in the 5-winners department (70 times).
The last set has 6 winners for 9(!) AND 5 winners for 86(!) draws.
These results come from random testing, so there could be even better sets. If they are there, I'll find them..
If you're using a wheel with for example a very good 4if6 guarantee, I could change the program to concentrate on the 4+0 and 4+1 winning combinations.
And if so, what kind of guarantee does your wheel (if any) have?
Here's the reason I ask:
I was looking at the best performing sets utility and came across some interresting 20 number sets for the 6/49.
Here they are with the results for all draws between june 12th 1982 and april 27th 2002 (thanks for the files, Dennis!).
03 05 08 12 17 18 20 21 27 30 31 32 34 36 39 41 42 45 46 47:
3+0 : 347
3+1 : 247
4+0 : 191
4+1 : 121
5+0 : 038
5+1 : 024
6+0 : 005
6+1 : 005
01 07 09 20 21 24 25 27 31 32 33 34 36 38 41 43 45 46 47 49:
3+0 : 343
3+1 : 264
4+0 : 174
4+1 : 130
5+0 : 040
5+1 : 030
6+0 : 004
6+1 : 002
05 10 12 14 16 17 19 20 27 31 32 33 34 35 38 39 40 43 47 49:
3+0 : 354
3+1 : 233
4+0 : 162
4+1 : 121
5+0 : 062
5+1 : 024
6+0 : 004
6+1 : 005
As you can see, the first set contained 6 winning numbers for 10 draws.
The second set produced 6 winners only (
The last set has 6 winners for 9(!) AND 5 winners for 86(!) draws.
These results come from random testing, so there could be even better sets. If they are there, I'll find them..
If you're using a wheel with for example a very good 4if6 guarantee, I could change the program to concentrate on the 4+0 and 4+1 winning combinations.