Springbok said:
I am ultra conservative and you never risk more than 5% of my fighting fund on a round.To me a round in the bookies lottery was up to 4 bets and no more. This makes betting stress free. If you feel stressed you will make stupid mistakes. But I want a round to be a max of two bets and eventually a max of 1 bet. I would be relaxed with a 90 to 99% probability, very relaxedSpringbok said:I think the Kelly Criteria is dependent on the risk you run. So if you are running with a 30% probability, it would be different from a 50% probability. The best is 100% but no bookie will give you a bet that the sun will not rise the next morning
You may like to try Sniper with the 5/34 section of the UK Thunderball and using the filters. It is rather good, actually very good.
. 5 of the 7 slots were filled in. The pairs were a historical high, and inbetweener and a draadsittter. The trips were identified in the last 3 skip cycles as equal or less than the median.. It not often when they synchronise like this but when it happens it is a thing of great beauty You should be able to replicate this. This was with the 7/49 version.Springbok said:I got back at 10pm and updated the bookies data file. I loaded the datafile excluding the last 4 draws. My target was the 3rd draw from the top. I managed to slot in two trips from my omega trips and three pairs from the full monty file
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I should add, I was using a 500 draw history, excluding the last 4 draws. The file was current to and including the teatime draw 11 June. This shows you how we can creep up to the jackpot. There is no other software out there that in the big wide world that can do this.
)Patrick123 said:Hello Everyone,
This is a note to let you know WinnaLotto 12 June 2008 - Build 1 is available.
The Major update is the Selection Tab.
Essentially when you're looking at the numbers in the Drawing Analysis Screen, you can now select a row, right-click and select 'Add Selection'.
On the Selection Screen, the 'Show Rows' will list these rows out for you. You can filter per ball, pairs or trips, as well as per number.
Selecting the row, you can right-click & delete the row or modify the comment you added. You can also have the option of un-selecting 1 or 2 of the numbers for a pair or trip.
The beauty of this, is that you can start looking for patterns among the various filters as well as at different levels.
You also have the capability of saving your selections and possibly emailing it to someone else who is then able to open it & check your selection.
I will be adding a 'Merge File' and a "Favourite Numbers' Option soon:
Merge File - Merge your selection with other person's selection for syndicates (Bloubul, Joesam
Favourite Numbers - Build your selection here, this will ultimately carry over to the purge screen.
It is still in the test phase, so any suggestions to improve it would be welcome.
Regards
Patrick
Of course surfing the lottery is like surfing 6 waves so we got to see how many waves we can surf at the same time.Springbok said:Doing my late night look at a what if scenario on the Friday teatime draw in the 7/49s game I was amazed at the accuracy of the draad,inbetweener and opening batsmen. 3 pairs 3 hits. Beautiful synchronisation here. The problem is that this does not always happen. There may be a rhythm or beat to the flow of random numbers that is irregular. An surfing analogy will explain this. You paddle out to where the swell rises out. You wait for the swell to rise up with you on top. Then you paddle like mad to catch the swell as it moves forward and if you get it right and the swell turns into a wave then you surf in. If you don't get it right then the swell passes underneath you and you are left on the trough behind the breaking wave. This weekend I will back test to see if the "swells" can be predicted or to be musical, to learn the rhythm of the lottery and learn how to catch the the swells of random numbers
