Dennis Bassboss
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Do not forget these datas are usefull for the very next draw...and not only for the next 10 or 15..And the adjustments must be done after each draw...Otherwise all becomes obsoletes... 
Totoloto.. PT lottory...
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Well I can only judge which one is better after testing them both!
But I'll take your word for it!
What I mean by similar from a programmer point of view is simple, in any case you must take a number (or a pair) and go through the history file checking when it appears and extracting data from there.... nothing else, the difference being in one case one looks at the numbers in the present draw and in the other at numbers in the next draw!! This is what I mean by similar nothing else!! I realize that the approach and possible behind them is quite different!
BTW dennis any hot numbers for next weekend PT lottery?!?
But I'll take your word for it!
What I mean by similar from a programmer point of view is simple, in any case you must take a number (or a pair) and go through the history file checking when it appears and extracting data from there.... nothing else, the difference being in one case one looks at the numbers in the present draw and in the other at numbers in the next draw!! This is what I mean by similar nothing else!! I realize that the approach and possible behind them is quite different!
BTW dennis any hot numbers for next weekend PT lottery?!?
Re: Dennis
A great strategy I learned from Dennis was that about 1/3 the time one of the #s from a consecutive set will repeat in the next game. So playing both #s in the consecutive set will nail you a repeat 1/3 the time. I spent the last 2 days compiling my database for this & found it to be spot on. Thanks for sharing this strategy Dennis I do use it!
thornc said:
A great strategy I learned from Dennis was that about 1/3 the time one of the #s from a consecutive set will repeat in the next game. So playing both #s in the consecutive set will nail you a repeat 1/3 the time. I spent the last 2 days compiling my database for this & found it to be spot on. Thanks for sharing this strategy Dennis I do use it!
Re: Re: Re: Totoloto.. PT lottory...
well, yes it is, but it's been my experience that there's a ton of discussion about software which is way over my head, {& a ton of spam out there on other forums) and discovering a strategy involves reading all the past messages in various threads. Which is fine and entertaining if you have the time.
I guess what I'm looking for is tips for a middle of the road player like me who isn't a math genius or a software programer, just somebody who wants to anaylze the #s so I can win. Plus, it's just the nature of a forum to talk about stuff rather than to give a tutorial. Maybe we could set one up here? What do you think LT? I'd be more than happy to post basic # picking strategies that I know, provided other people post as well. If I'm the only one posting I might as well just write a book or make a website.
If I seem frustrated please forgive me for letting it show. It mainly stems from my getting a new computer and having to upgrade my skills from win95 to winXP & my new software packages. So, I'm trying to learn new stuff and totally impatient with my brain being confused when all I want to do is look at the data for my lotto not learn a new language.
Re: hiding lotto info,
some folks don't want to share their knowledge out of selfishness, some out of concern that if eveybody used the techniques that won then the lotto officials would change the game so less people could win & the lotto could make more $ which is evidenced by WH's post from the lottery co. he did a survey at. Also, some folks may tire of discussing their basic techniques over and over again every time a newbie signs on. That's all the reasons I can think of. But I really think it's just the nature of a forum to not be a tutorial.
thornc said:Heck I thougth the reason we had forums like this one, was to share and discuss our techniques/knowledge in order to improve them and hit the big "Cash Cow", that's the term you use isn't it?
I don't understand the idea of hiding this stuff! It's not like the majority of the world's (or a single country's) lotto player will be able to win and lower the earnings!!
well, yes it is, but it's been my experience that there's a ton of discussion about software which is way over my head, {& a ton of spam out there on other forums) and discovering a strategy involves reading all the past messages in various threads. Which is fine and entertaining if you have the time.
I guess what I'm looking for is tips for a middle of the road player like me who isn't a math genius or a software programer, just somebody who wants to anaylze the #s so I can win. Plus, it's just the nature of a forum to talk about stuff rather than to give a tutorial. Maybe we could set one up here? What do you think LT? I'd be more than happy to post basic # picking strategies that I know, provided other people post as well. If I'm the only one posting I might as well just write a book or make a website.
If I seem frustrated please forgive me for letting it show. It mainly stems from my getting a new computer and having to upgrade my skills from win95 to winXP & my new software packages. So, I'm trying to learn new stuff and totally impatient with my brain being confused when all I want to do is look at the data for my lotto not learn a new language.
Re: hiding lotto info,
some folks don't want to share their knowledge out of selfishness, some out of concern that if eveybody used the techniques that won then the lotto officials would change the game so less people could win & the lotto could make more $ which is evidenced by WH's post from the lottery co. he did a survey at. Also, some folks may tire of discussing their basic techniques over and over again every time a newbie signs on. That's all the reasons I can think of. But I really think it's just the nature of a forum to not be a tutorial.
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Rebeckah
Nice idea, have you got something to show... you could always post somewhere on the Net and get a user base going, afterwards you could approach a publisher. Bruce Ecker has done something like that with his programming books and he is rolling!
As for the computer, yap that's a big jump... no need to get frustrasted just look for a good XP tweaking site and you should be set! You'll see that if turn off most of the fireworks XP is just another Windows(Which can be bad or good
)!
Here are two links that might help you:
NT FAQ
NT Compatible
Hope they can be of help
Nice idea, have you got something to show... you could always post somewhere on the Net and get a user base going, afterwards you could approach a publisher. Bruce Ecker has done something like that with his programming books and he is rolling!
As for the computer, yap that's a big jump... no need to get frustrasted just look for a good XP tweaking site and you should be set! You'll see that if turn off most of the fireworks XP is just another Windows(Which can be bad or good
)!Here are two links that might help you:
NT FAQ
NT Compatible
Hope they can be of help
Re: Rebeckah
thanks for the links! I have much to learn.
The only prob with starting a website is that I'd be spending my time learning website stuff instead of focusing on lotto # picking. I have some stuff, but starting a new section here would really make me write out more techniques, even if it's just to recap old stuff everybody knows like L/H, O/E ratios. Doing it here would serve me fine cuz I won't have to learn anything new other than lotto techniques & I doubt I'd ever publish a book anyway. I didn't with the last one I wrote. Plus, since we have posters from the world over, we would all benefit from learning other's techniques.
thornc said:
thanks for the links!
I have much to learn.The only prob with starting a website is that I'd be spending my time learning website stuff instead of focusing on lotto # picking. I have some stuff, but starting a new section here would really make me write out more techniques, even if it's just to recap old stuff everybody knows like L/H, O/E ratios. Doing it here would serve me fine cuz I won't have to learn anything new other than lotto techniques & I doubt I'd ever publish a book anyway. I didn't with the last one I wrote.
Plus, since we have posters from the world over, we would all benefit from learning other's techniques.