Sangoma-number divination

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black prince

Member
Hi Springbok

It is extremely powerful but the problem is it requires 400,000 combinations. No problem with that except they have to be clean.
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Try the program Combinations.exe which come with Bright5. You can use the
step function to adjust the number of non-duplicate draws needed. For (5/39) it produces
total combinations 575,757 with step set as 1.

BP
 
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Springbok

Member
Hi Black Prince

Thanks for the tip. I will try it out. At the moment I rely on Past draws. I generate a few 100,000 files for the 5/34 section of the UK Thunderball and stick the real draws on top and work out what's over the median at least 3 times. The 5.34 game has a 280,000 to 1 chance.
Saliu's site where we can post is a bit dead unlike this site. I find little intelligent life there.
 
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Springbok

Member
An experiment to try

This is based on Fullhouse's technique with a twist. He used a grid and a qualifying line was one that had 5 of the 7 numbers knocked out in a line. The key fact here was a single line with 2 qualifying numbers was expected to hit within 4 draws.
What you do is cut a 30 draw segment from your history file and make a space between the top 4 draws and the rest. The top 4 will be your test area. Print this out. Now randomly generate 20 combinations in your game. I am doing the 6/49. Put these combinations in a file so you can edit. Now ignoring the top 4 in the history file start to replace the numbers with an X as you work your way down the history file. When you see a line with 2 surviving numbers cut it and paste it into another file. Once you have collected say 6 of these 2 number groups stop. Now look at the top 4 of your test area. You want a pair that has not hit in the next 3 draws but will hopefully hit in the 4th draw. I have often found that you can pick 2 or 3 number pairs like this in the 4th draw. In one of my tests I hit 3 number pairs in the 4th draw and one of the pairs had both numbers. In a pool of 6 numbers I had 4 of the winning numbers in the UK lottery. This will not happen all the time but happens more frequently than you would expect. Combine this with a historical high in Winnalotto SE and the draadsitter(skipsitter) filter then the full 6 number prize appears within range. Do this experiment a number of times. If you can report back on your findings.
 
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struxo

Member
hi Springbok

Nice idea, but let me see if i understand :)
You take 20 random combinations(6 numbers in line for 6/49 right?).
Then you cut top 4 draws in your database. Then checking from draw 5 and back and remove numbers in those 20 combinations you make earlier.Then you take those lines with 2 numbers left and play those pairs.
I hope you gonna understand my english :)
Waiting for your replay :thumb:
 
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Springbok

Member
You got it basically but the pairs you play must not have hit in the first 3 lines in the test area. We hope they will hit in the 4th line. For example if I was to play tonight's UK 6/49 game, I would generate say 20 random 6 number combinations. I would take the last 15 or 20 UK draws. The last 3 draws would be ignored. I would print out those UK draws. The random combinations would be in a file on the screen. Using the replace function in the edit section I would replace the numbers with an X as I worked my way down the real draws. You would keep a careful eye that a random combination had only 2 numbers left in a line. if you saw one then you would write it down and delete it from the file(to avoid confusion). Say you picked 3 groups of two numbers(making sure there were no duplicate numbers) then you would hope that 2 or even 3 of the groups would hit in tonight's draw. You would have a pool of 6 numbers and would expect 2 or 3 numbers to hit in tonight's draw. I have not thoroughly tested this but in brief testing I have seen this. I have done 6 tests and it has occured twice.
Test it yourself in your game. It takes time as it has to be done manually with the computer. You may even ask yourself why must it not hit in the next 3 draws, why not skip the last 4 draws and see if it hits in the fifth draw.

Some time ago I tested this idea on the 5/34 section of the UK Thunderball using trips. I picked 5 trips to slot in and all 5 hit. But there were two trips with duplicate numbers. This method will not give you the whole solution to the lottery problem but a partial solution.
 
bloubul

bloubul

Member
Hi Springbok

Here's my numbers for today's 49's draws.
Hot #: 21, 23, 25, 30, 39, 41, 22, 13,
Cold #:43, 11, 12, 5, 47, 48, 3,

Let me know how far or close I was.

BlouBul :cool:
 
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struxo

Member
hi Springbok

I tested your idea with my lotto and here is my results.
I made 15 random lines and start to eliminate numbers. Pairs who left after that i put in program as filter and press "Pairs". Then i take pairs with highest skip and i get 3-4 pairs. Result is mostly 2-3 numbers in next or draw after that.
So far so good :thumb:
 
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Springbok

Member
Hi Struxo

Keep on testing. The event does happen with the 6/49 game when 3 pairs hit simultaneously. That's 50% of the lottery problem solved.

Merry Christmas everybody

Gesonde Kersfees Almal
 
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barge

Member
Springbok and Patrick123

Merry Christmas everyone, and have a prosperous NEW YEAR!!

I have been in Brighton for a few days, and will be oop North for a few more. Keep trying, and maybe next year???????????????????
 
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jokerh1977

Member
Where has everybody been? :hair: :beer:

I hope Patrick is ok.

Springbok, Barge, Struxo?

For those who are interested, picking 1 number in the 49's is maaaagic. Read all of Fullhouse's posts, then read Springbok's posts. You CAN make money slowly but surely.
 
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struxo

Member
hi all

Well, it's new year and new chance to improve our chances with lottery.
I tested one idea to eliminate numbers and it can work. I tested on canada 6/49.
I made 2 filters:

Skip2
#21 = 0

Skip3
#22 = 0

those numbers who come out with this filters i eliminate. Sometimes it's 10-12 numbers. And they don't come in next draw. Sometimes 1 number is drawn but i think it's not so bad.
I hope you gonna find this useful.
Good luck:)
 
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Springbok

Member
Hi Struxo

What you are saying if the numbers have a consecutive skip of 2 zeros as in two hits in the last two draws then you eliminate them. Are we looking at single numbers or number pairs?

Just did a quick test on the UK6/49. In the test I managed to knock out 12 of the 49 numbers in the next draw. I used this filter on the pairs:-
#20 = 0
and
#21 = #20
 
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struxo

Member
hi Springbok

First i made filter Skip2 then find numbers which have skip2 = 0, then i used Skip3 to find numbers which have skip3 = 0. I didn't tested with pairs only with singles. So i eliminate singles with either skip2 or skip3 is zero.

Then i find on Salius forum one idea(i hope he's not gonna be mad at me:) )
Numbers with 2 consecutive skips are rare. Well if i have let's say number 10 and it have skip2 = 5 and current skip is 4 then i eliminate this number.
 
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Springbok

Member
Hi Struxo

Quite right, I remember reading Saliu on that but had forgotten it. No one steals ideas, we take ideas from other people. No idea is copyright. If I take an idea from Saliu I acknowledge the fact, simple. I take ideas from anyone especially Fullhouse. At the moment I am getting used to Bright6 and creating files of up to 4 million combinations for one of the filters. I have gone up to 7 million but the computer starts to sweat with the fan screaming to keep the processor cool. I don't know if you are familiar with Bright6. I got an idea of how to incoporate some of the Sangoma output into it. It could thrash the odds horribly.
 
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barge

Member
Hi Sprinbok and Struxo,

Yes.....another of Salius words can beused usefully. I am doing the Tball mainly at the moment, but regardless of which lottery you use, using MDIeditor the Any column shows how many of the numbers will have appeared in the previous n draws. Particularly useful if you use it to find 3 or 4 numbers.
 
bloubul

bloubul

Member
Hi barge

Here are some 3# combo's for you
1--2--3
1--2--4
1--2--5
1--2--6
1--2--7
1--2--8
1--2--9
1--3--4
1--3--5
1--3--6
1--3--7
1--3--8
1--3--9
1--4--5
1--4--6
1--4--7
1--4--8
1--4--9
1--5--6
1--5--7
1--5--8
1--5--9
1--6--7
1--6--8
1--6--9
1--7--8
1--7--9
1--8--9
2--3--4
2--3--5
2--3--6
2--3--7
2--3--8
2--3--9
2--4--5
2--4--6
2--4--7
2--4--8
2--4--9
2--5--6
2--5--7
2--5--8
2--5--9
2--6--7
2--6--8
2--6--9
2--7--8
2--7--9
2--8--9
3--4--5
3--4--6
3--4--7
3--4--8
3--4--9
3--5--6
3--5--7
3--5--8
3--5--9
3--6--7
3--6--8
3--6--9
3--7--8
3--7--9
3--8--9
4--5--6
4--5--7
4--5--8
4--5--9
4--6--7
4--6--8
4--6--9
4--7--8
4--7--9
4--8--9
5--6--7
5--6--8
5--6--9
5--7--8
5--7--9
5--8--9
6--7--8
6--7--9
6--8--9
7--8--9

4 combo's
1--2--3--4
1--2--3--5
1--2--3--6
1--2--3--7
1--2--3--8
1--2--3--9
1--2--4--5
1--2--4--6
1--2--4--7
1--2--4--8
1--2--4--9
1--2--5--6
1--2--5--7
1--2--5--8
1--2--5--9
1--2--6--7
1--2--6--8
1--2--6--9
1--2--7--8
1--2--7--9
1--2--8--9
1--3--4--5
1--3--4--6
1--3--4--7
1--3--4--8
1--3--4--9
1--3--5--6
1--3--5--7
1--3--5--8
1--3--5--9
1--3--6--7
1--3--6--8
1--3--6--9
1--3--7--8
1--3--7--9
1--3--8--9
1--4--5--6
1--4--5--7
1--4--5--8
1--4--5--9
1--4--6--7
1--4--6--8
1--4--6--9
1--4--7--8
1--4--7--9
1--4--8--9
1--5--6--7
1--5--6--8
1--5--6--9
1--5--7--8
1--5--7--9
1--5--8--9
1--6--7--8
1--6--7--9
1--6--8--9
1--7--8--9
2--3--4--5
2--3--4--6
2--3--4--7
2--3--4--8
2--3--4--9
2--3--5--6
2--3--5--7
2--3--5--8
2--3--5--9
2--3--6--7
2--3--6--8
2--3--6--9
2--3--7--8
2--3--7--9
2--3--8--9
2--4--5--6
2--4--5--7
2--4--5--8
2--4--5--9
2--4--6--7
2--4--6--8
2--4--6--9
2--4--7--8
2--4--7--9
2--4--8--9
2--5--6--7
2--5--6--8
2--5--6--9
2--5--7--8
2--5--7--9
2--5--8--9
2--6--7--8
2--6--7--9
2--6--8--9
2--7--8--9
3--4--5--6
3--4--5--7
3--4--5--8
3--4--5--9
3--4--6--7
3--4--6--8
3--4--6--9
3--4--7--8
3--4--7--9
3--4--8--9
3--5--6--7
3--5--6--8
3--5--6--9
3--5--7--8
3--5--7--9
3--5--8--9
3--6--7--8
3--6--7--9
3--6--8--9
3--7--8--9
4--5--6--7
4--5--6--8
4--5--6--9
4--5--7--8
4--5--7--9
4--5--8--9
4--6--7--8
4--6--7--9
4--6--8--9
4--7--8--9
5--6--7--8
5--6--7--9
5--6--8--9
5--7--8--9
6--7--8--9

BlouBul :cool:
 
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