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The KEY ingredient is Combos & Patterns

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There are always combinations & Patterns in every jackpot game

Your 6/49 has a number of combinations

For example:

02/18/15 06 10 13 24 42 43

05/13/15 03 06 15 24 34 43

11/26/16 03 06 10 24 37 42

09/30/20 06 13 17 24 34 43

This is just one of many in your 6/49 game in Ontario
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Quote: Originally posted by Stat$talker on Oct 22, 2021
The previous draws make not EFFECT the next, but may be RELATIVE to the next as in REPEATable numbers..

The most important line in SLAG's Charts are the "Average's line..

You can always calculate your probabilities. The machine has the last word.

There is p and there is q, both are letters of the alphabet. There are also Greek letters.

A number drawn can repeat in the next drawing only in one single case! That's exactly when there really is a next drawing!
That also doesn't matter much to you when you just had a crash against a very hard tree after speeding. We're thinking math.

So, you have a product of p's, of q's. What do you make of that? A program to sell to people ...
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Quote: Originally posted by Speler on Oct 22, 2021
You can always calculate your probabilities. The machine has the last word.

There is p and there is q, both are letters of the alphabet. There are also Greek letters.

A number drawn can repeat in the next drawing only in one single case! That's exactly when there really is a next drawing!
That also doesn't matter much to you when you just had a crash against a very hard tree after speeding. We're thinking math.

So, you have a product of p's, of q's. What do you make of that? A program to sell to people ...

What do you make of it?

And do they have very soft trees in Belgium? We have banana trees here. Those are pretty soft. Still, I wouldn't suggest crashing into one.

Software can help you make better decisions; it can save time presenting data that would take hours otherwise. But its never going to make decisions for you. (And you always have the choice to ignore the data it presents)

It wasn't meant as a cure all. It doesn't come with a guarantee. There is nothing in it that says, "Play these numbers and use this wheel and you'll win tonight." That's not the purpose of the software.

The software is to help you find the things that happen most, coupled with the things that are due to happen (soon). They may not happen tonight or the next 20 draws.

Its not prediction software. Its a statistical/probability/math suite with charts to aid your analysis.

And if you want predictions, find a charlatan, buy a crystal ball, or get Chinese fortune cookie. Maybe you'll get a cookie that says, "Slow down before you crash against a very hard tree."

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Oct 22, 2021, 3:45 pm

Quote: Originally posted by garyo1954 on Oct 22, 2021
What do you make of it?

And do they have very soft trees in Belgium? We have banana trees here. Those are pretty soft. Still, I wouldn't suggest crashing into one.

Software can help you make better decisions; it can save time presenting data that would take hours otherwise. But its never going to make decisions for you. (And you always have the choice to ignore the data it presents)

It wasn't meant as a cure all. It doesn't come with a guarantee. There is nothing in it that says, "Play these numbers and use this wheel and you'll win tonight." That's not the purpose of the software.

The software is to help you find the things that happen most, coupled with the things that are due to happen (soon). They may not happen tonight or the next 20 draws.

Its not prediction software. Its a statistical/probability/math suite with charts to aid your analysis.

And if you want predictions, find a charlatan, buy a crystal ball, or get Chinese fortune cookie. Maybe you'll get a cookie that says, "Slow down before you crash against a very hard tree."

G

"And if you want predictions, find a charlatan, buy a crystal ball, or get Chinese fortune cookie."

Or git inta dat "Probability & Statistics" Book.!

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These are the Lottery Voyages of Stat$talker..!!

The ongoing Mission,..to seek out the Laws of "Probability Math"...

to master its rules to invoke...to Conquer ALL Major Jackpots..!!

...To boldly go,... Where NO Player has gone before...!!
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Oct 22, 2021, 6:24 pm

Quote: Originally posted by garyo1954 on Oct 22, 2021
What do you make of it?

And do they have very soft trees in Belgium? We have banana trees here. Those are pretty soft. Still, I wouldn't suggest crashing into one.

Software can help you make better decisions; it can save time presenting data that would take hours otherwise. But its never going to make decisions for you. (And you always have the choice to ignore the data it presents)

It wasn't meant as a cure all. It doesn't come with a guarantee. There is nothing in it that says, "Play these numbers and use this wheel and you'll win tonight." That's not the purpose of the software.

The software is to help you find the things that happen most, coupled with the things that are due to happen (soon). They may not happen tonight or the next 20 draws.

Its not prediction software. Its a statistical/probability/math suite with charts to aid your analysis.

And if you want predictions, find a charlatan, buy a crystal ball, or get Chinese fortune cookie. Maybe you'll get a cookie that says, "Slow down before you crash against a very hard tree."

G

I'm not familiar with the tree names in inglès, but we surely have some oaks and alike.

Dens probably are softer, especially those fast grown and sprayed with salt and dirt of the road.

You might start with a very young bananatree and work yourself up to a young oak to get your black belt in tree-jutsu! ... The problem was the survival to cash in the money of a winning ticket that you validated before the crash.

I might code automatic prediction software and call it "charlatan on weed". I expected others to do that and found! SL has the charlatan-picks called smartpicks. The retailers have the charlatan-picks called quickpicks. ...
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Quote: Originally posted by Speler on Oct 22, 2021
I'm not familiar with the tree names in inglès, but we surely have some oaks and alike.

Dens probably are softer, especially those fast grown and sprayed with salt and dirt of the road.

You might start with a very young bananatree and work yourself up to a young oak to get your black belt in tree-jutsu! ... The problem was the survival to cash in the money of a winning ticket that you validated before the crash.

I might code automatic prediction software and call it "charlatan on weed". I expected others to do that and found! SL has the charlatan-picks called smartpicks. The retailers have the charlatan-picks called quickpicks. ...

If you do Charlatan Picks, I'm doing Crystal Banana Picks!

I don't have the full version of SLAG so no smart picks here. I downloaded the demo to see what it was about and if I might be interested after Jute mentioned it in Math Forum. Then I bought the Master book and it made more sense.

I'm not sure how the smart picks work, but the one attempt I had with programming smart picks I kept stumbling on how to put everything back together. You get all the necessary calculations that show what should happen, but digits, numbers, and patterns don't always mesh, leading to incoherent and unplayable patterns.

You might have the right digits, but the pattern is wrong.
Or the pattern is right but E/O totals are wrong.

My smart picks are not so smart.

Crystal Banana Software has ring to it, no?

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Oct 23, 2021, 7:31 am

Quote: Originally posted by garyo1954 on Oct 22, 2021
If you do Charlatan Picks, I'm doing Crystal Banana Picks!

I don't have the full version of SLAG so no smart picks here. I downloaded the demo to see what it was about and if I might be interested after Jute mentioned it in Math Forum. Then I bought the Master book and it made more sense.

I'm not sure how the smart picks work, but the one attempt I had with programming smart picks I kept stumbling on how to put everything back together. You get all the necessary calculations that show what should happen, but digits, numbers, and patterns don't always mesh, leading to incoherent and unplayable patterns.

You might have the right digits, but the pattern is wrong.
Or the pattern is right but E/O totals are wrong.

My smart picks are not so smart.

Crystal Banana Software has ring to it, no?

G

I never have seen any SLAG lottery program. You can search on Internet and not find. It's a mirage of the Arab desert, it isn't there. - There is a L. Master book. It didn't help but coded similar charts. Concepts like skips and counts, simple grouping, yes. You feel that a big part comes from charts you can do with pen and paper. - There were other programs linked to Somee that apparently seemed to be quality for once. The distribution stopped and the programs were for free. I didn't see the code or read any explaining descriptions. - There was the Markov chain, that is normally done on a matrix with matrix math, at least that is how I learned it. If not and bigger, you need a larger list and coded, not a matrix calculator. - For VBA and Excel .... - I don't worry about what they coded as SmartPicks. Some seem to have found. You are better of coding all out with more depth, details, ratios and eventually a graph. - E/O or count of even numbers also is a pattern. - Even finals 0 2 4 6 8, you cannot miss or go wrong. - First digits if 0 is prepended for <=9 is a decade, we don't talk of digits anymore. - ...
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Oct 23, 2021, 7:35 am

Crystal was a trademark for mousseux wine. You could add Bols Banana or Pisang Ambon.
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Quote: Originally posted by Speler on Oct 23, 2021
I never have seen any SLAG lottery program. You can search on Internet and not find. It's a mirage of the Arab desert, it isn't there. - There is a L. Master book. It didn't help but coded similar charts. Concepts like skips and counts, simple grouping, yes. You feel that a big part comes from charts you can do with pen and paper. - There were other programs linked to Somee that apparently seemed to be quality for once. The distribution stopped and the programs were for free. I didn't see the code or read any explaining descriptions. - There was the Markov chain, that is normally done on a matrix with matrix math, at least that is how I learned it. If not and bigger, you need a larger list and coded, not a matrix calculator. - For VBA and Excel .... - I don't worry about what they coded as SmartPicks. Some seem to have found. You are better of coding all out with more depth, details, ratios and eventually a graph. - E/O or count of even numbers also is a pattern. - Even finals 0 2 4 6 8, you cannot miss or go wrong. - First digits if 0 is prepended for <=9 is a decade, we don't talk of digits anymore. - ...

She (the publisher) has their own site. You won't find SLAG on Amazon and the like. They do offer a demo.
The books you will find on Amazon as well as plenty of other lottery books. Many Kindle editions too.

I agree. There are many more options available and many with more options. Too me, the advent of lottery software began with her work back in 1982/83. We've come a long way since then. (personally, I never thought much of her software or books until Jute asked the right question) So it's not the only software and maybe not the best.

Been down the road of front digit patterns and back digits so many times my eyes get crossed and my head hurts. I'm officially an option two guy.

You see, when you're driving down a Texas road and the air smells funny, you'll generally come across a dead skunk in the middle of the road. Now you have two options.....

1) You can pull over, find a stick. Poke, prod, flip, flop, nudge, scoot and kick that skunk until its off the road. But when you do that, you just make it stink worse and get a little stink on you.

2) Or, you can be driving down a Texas road, the air smells funny, and come up on a dead skunk. Option two people keep driving. The air clears up. Then buzzards come along to pick the bones clean.

And I've kicked a fair share of dead skunks to learn that valuable lesson.

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Oct 23, 2021, 4:49 pm

Quote: Originally posted by garyo1954 on Oct 23, 2021
She (the publisher) has their own site. You won't find SLAG on Amazon and the like. They do offer a demo.
The books you will find on Amazon as well as plenty of other lottery books. Many Kindle editions too.

I agree. There are many more options available and many with more options. Too me, the advent of lottery software began with her work back in 1982/83. We've come a long way since then. (personally, I never thought much of her software or books until Jute asked the right question) So it's not the only software and maybe not the best.

Been down the road of front digit patterns and back digits so many times my eyes get crossed and my head hurts. I'm officially an option two guy.

You see, when you're driving down a Texas road and the air smells funny, you'll generally come across a dead skunk in the middle of the road. Now you have two options.....

1) You can pull over, find a stick. Poke, prod, flip, flop, nudge, scoot and kick that skunk until its off the road. But when you do that, you just make it stink worse and get a little stink on you.

2) Or, you can be driving down a Texas road, the air smells funny, and come up on a dead skunk. Option two people keep driving. The air clears up. Then buzzards come along to pick the bones clean.

And I've kicked a fair share of dead skunks to learn that valuable lesson.

G

Oh, I just found that slag = smart luck advantage plus. The other is the LMG and ... .
Yes the old version was to print charts mainly. There was no Excel and no Internet like now. That Internet started here around 1997. I also used the dialer to get a connection with Ping.
I actually preferred her travels website to the lotto website. I couldn't make anything of the charts as it is random and no rule applied. I would have applied the rules told, but there were none. I picked up schooling again after medical problems. (...) I finally learned basics of VBA for Excel and having no use for it, I used it for the lotto. (...) I won a 5/6 and spent a part of the >1600 euros for the LMG and some product of a crook scam artist on Internet. I don't give a high rating to the LMG. If you come from nothing, that is a lot. If you developed some good charts, it is not much anymore.
The SLAG didn't dry out in the sun. The skunk was recoded in another programming language and probably with old parts inside. It is mainly the same with the look of a more modern program. You get more on the screen. On suggestions I continued coding and developing charts and when I look at SLAG now, even recoded, I still find it poor and very expensive. For the eighties and a broad public this was enough. The success was rather due to the wheels I think. You couldn't such those out of your thumb. (...)
Other skunks are born. Some die, some seem to live longer. They don't all die on the road. (...)
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Oct 23, 2021, 4:55 pm

Someone suggested that I should make a follower chart just like from SL. So, here a prtscr of that little part of all the follower charts with php. The unfiltered chart shows all numbers. Click on the headers to togglesort.

On suggestion I also developed the skips of that too and more with own ideas.
There is no end but ...
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Quote: Originally posted by Speler on Oct 23, 2021
Someone suggested that I should make a follower chart just like from SL. So, here a prtscr of that little part of all the follower charts with php. The unfiltered chart shows all numbers. Click on the headers to togglesort.

On suggestion I also developed the skips of that too and more with own ideas.
There is no end but ...
So, here I used 1000 drawings and the next drawing was:

Monday, October 18, 2021
- 13
- 17
- 34
- 37
- 38
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Quote: Originally posted by Speler on Oct 23, 2021
Someone suggested that I should make a follower chart just like from SL. So, here a prtscr of that little part of all the follower charts with php. The unfiltered chart shows all numbers. Click on the headers to togglesort.

On suggestion I also developed the skips of that too and more with own ideas.
There is no end but ...

You do nice work. Rarely, rarely do I go beyond black screen. I figure ain't nobody gonna see it and all I care about is if it works. So credit to all you guys who go above and beyond!

Maybe one day, I'll learn better.

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Oct 23, 2021, 7:47 pm

Quote: Originally posted by garyo1954 on Oct 23, 2021
You do nice work. Rarely, rarely do I go beyond black screen. I figure ain't nobody gonna see it and all I care about is if it works. So credit to all you guys who go above and beyond!

Maybe one day, I'll learn better.

G

I started without plans and knowledge of PHP. I had to do debugs, easily lose focus. (...)

This is one of the simple ones maybe worth showing for mathematical understanding.
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Oct 23, 2021, 7:57 pm

One of the skips charts. This one is the regular one transposed and sorted.

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