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How would you set up your game, not just for a single event, but for the next 20 or 30 draws?
you know that an event (the next draw) is random, but what if it's for 20 or 30 draws? the tendency is to repeat patterns from the middle range of the gauss bell probability curve
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Hire Eddie Tipton to write the RNG.....

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Quote: Originally posted by dr san on Nov 19, 2021
How would you set up your game, not just for a single event, but for the next 20 or 30 draws?
you know that an event (the next draw) is random, but what if it's for 20 or 30 draws? the tendency is to repeat patterns from the middle range of the gauss bell probability curve

You never identify which tendencies, which patterns, and in which type of game we're suppose be to looking for.

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Nov 19, 2021, 10:52 pm

hello!the game is for pick 2 to complete pick 3
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Quote: Originally posted by dr san on Nov 19, 2021
hello!the game is for pick 2 to complete pick 3

Get a pairs chart and cross the pair off as it hits.

Makes no sense in trying to determine pairs 20-30 games out anyway.

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hello GARYO1954 so lotteries are only random for a single event, but for multiple draws there will always be a tendency to go in the center lane of the bell curve.
an example= a favorite football team and/or zebra
in 20 clashes, the favorite team prevails, it's the same thing in the lottery is the law of probability
an example in lotteries the sequence 1,2,3,4,5,6
can happen in one event but 20 draws
will tend to central band numbers
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Quote: Originally posted by dr san on Nov 20, 2021
hello GARYO1954 so lotteries are only random for a single event, but for multiple draws there will always be a tendency to go in the center lane of the bell curve.
an example= a favorite football team and/or zebra
in 20 clashes, the favorite team prevails, it's the same thing in the lottery is the law of probability
an example in lotteries the sequence 1,2,3,4,5,6
can happen in one event but 20 draws
will tend to central band numbers

Lotteries are NOT random & believing this lie is why so many are not profitable! There are many patterns to play to win consistently & your budget will limit how many you can play. For example every 3 draws an ALL High or Low or Odd or Even will hit like clockwork. Pick a pattern below & figure out how to narrow down your choices. So much more I could expand on this...

Every 10 draws: (roughly)

3 draws: Doubles 10 Pairs

2 draws: All High,Low,Odd,Even = 40 combinations

5 draws: 10 Odd + 10 Even Pairs cover all these combinations.

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Quote: Originally posted by PickThreeExpert on Nov 20, 2021
Lotteries are NOT random & believing this lie is why so many are not profitable! There are many patterns to play to win consistently & your budget will limit how many you can play. For example every 3 draws an ALL High or Low or Odd or Even will hit like clockwork. Pick a pattern below & figure out how to narrow down your choices. So much more I could expand on this...

Every 10 draws: (roughly)

3 draws: Doubles 10 Pairs

2 draws: All High,Low,Odd,Even = 40 combinations

5 draws: 10 Odd + 10 Even Pairs cover all these combinations.

There will be short trends(at times longer trends) of skews/deviations in expected to actual occurrence counts. That is also due to randomness.

If you plot due index or dueness or index or (expected/average) or other terms for the same, you will definitely see skews/deviations from expected. That doesn't mean it's not random. Just in that random flow in that point of time(considering it as a time-line even though each draw is independent), that game or machine is bringing in that skew.

There will be patterns in past draw data. Analysing them and playing is good for trackers. Predicting what is going to occur with what has happened is difficult/hard - no easy/hard formula.
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Quote: Originally posted by dr san on Nov 19, 2021
How would you set up your game, not just for a single event, but for the next 20 or 30 draws?
you know that an event (the next draw) is random, but what if it's for 20 or 30 draws? the tendency is to repeat patterns from the middle range of the gauss bell probability curve

How would you set up your game, not just for a single event, but for the next 20 or 30 draws?

I generally review my picks every drawing. I rarely replay. It is all an estimation, I can have in mind that a certain set hits the next drawing or the one after that, so I could play it once or twice. After having won the first round with KO, I decide to not replay the set. Eventually I replay it. I decide afterwards.
Maybe you want to validate for several drawings before going on vacation. You don't have the option to play different sets for different dates in advance. So, again no, I wouldn't, I don't. Again there are exceptions, then it depends of the game, the situation and my estimations. ... You aim standard answers? Don't ask!

you know that an event (the next draw) is random, but what if it's for 20 or 30 draws?

It is you with uppercase. Go back to school!

the tendency is to repeat patterns from the middle range of the gauss bell probability curve

To many to play. General error, it is not always that. You would have scored a point if that was true for each drawing. But there, no. Go back to school!
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Nov 20, 2021, 2:07 pm

hello,all you have to discover is a filter set bias for each draw, it would be a good terms for a next post, find the ideal filter group for each lottery, conflict-free filters obeying the laws of ethical mathematics and previous probabilities and results
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Quote: Originally posted by dr san on Nov 20, 2021
hello GARYO1954 so lotteries are only random for a single event, but for multiple draws there will always be a tendency to go in the center lane of the bell curve.
an example= a favorite football team and/or zebra
in 20 clashes, the favorite team prevails, it's the same thing in the lottery is the law of probability
an example in lotteries the sequence 1,2,3,4,5,6
can happen in one event but 20 draws
will tend to central band numbers

Yes, numbers want to be in their "Happy Place!" When I read "random event" its not always clear whether the writer is referring to the act of drawing each individual ball, or the total draw. Some try to explain it as "each ball drawn is a single event." But doesn't that mean the whole draw is a series of single events?

I don't know.

But we can prove its random. Here we have a Pick 4 game. We reduced all the sums to the root sum. Here's the chart....

RTS HITS

1 1184

2 1191

3 1186

4 1198

5 1165

6 1241

7 1168

8 1223

9 1178

Everything seems to be pretty much even. 6 and 8 might have a slight advantage, but overall there is nothing jumping off the chart, screaming, "Here I am!" So call that random.

Now what if we take the same data and look at it differently?
Let's say instead of reducing to the root sum we take the the four numbers of the vTrac and sum those?

VSum Hits

4 8

5 44

6 155

7 345

8 574

9 896

10 1215

11 1414

12 1546

13 1391

14 1148

15 898

16 593

17 305

18 137

19 61

20 4

Does it look random now? Makes a decent gaussian/bell curve with 10-14 being, let's call it, equilibrium.

Looking at it that way we have 17 possible outcomes and 12 of those are not what we want. So we need more information before we can determine if our 20-30 play forecast is worth the wager.

We get in one of the crazy loops where the numbers jump from extreme to extreme we go bust.

To me, buying numbers for 20-30 draws makes sense if you play the same numbers every day regardless of the outcome. But trying to predict 20-30 draws is going to require some means of determining what may happen in the next 20-30 draws.

With the right data, and a little luck, it might be possible as long as the lottery don't go into crazy loop.
But what is the right data?

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Nov 20, 2021, 2:48 pm

Garyo good job of tracking, the digits, we need to find according to the size of the lottery the correct filters, to control the wave up and down and right and left of the matrix, find the bias number of filters needed to catch the wave passing within the coordinates of the matrix,
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Quote: Originally posted by dr san on Nov 19, 2021
How would you set up your game, not just for a single event, but for the next 20 or 30 draws?
you know that an event (the next draw) is random, but what if it's for 20 or 30 draws? the tendency is to repeat patterns from the middle range of the gauss bell probability curve

You set up your game on what you want.

If you want even, set it up like that.

If you want odd, set it up like that.

You are after all, the master of your lottery,

disaster.
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Dec 24, 2021, 11:10 am

Quote: Originally posted by PickThreeExpert on Nov 20, 2021
Lotteries are NOT random & believing this lie is why so many are not profitable! There are many patterns to play to win consistently & your budget will limit how many you can play. For example every 3 draws an ALL High or Low or Odd or Even will hit like clockwork. Pick a pattern below & figure out how to narrow down your choices. So much more I could expand on this...

Every 10 draws: (roughly)

3 draws: Doubles 10 Pairs

2 draws: All High,Low,Odd,Even = 40 combinations

5 draws: 10 Odd + 10 Even Pairs cover all these combinations.

Lotteries are NOT random & believing this lie is why so many are not profitable!

For as many conversations & all out debates having taken place here, on this very issue, this is still the truth. The entire number drawing process is bogus when we really consider the very definition of 'random.' However, one must then learn how to use their process against them, and it can be done...with patience.

Small games, frequent wins, and regular payouts 'cause.....

There are seven days in the week...'Someday' isn't one of them.

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Dec 24, 2021, 11:16 am

Quote: Originally posted by dr san on Nov 19, 2021
hello!the game is for pick 2 to complete pick 3

if have you! trend pattern working sure; You can play all combinations with that pattern forpICK 3 if like say You less pattern than half of Combinationès.!? Asingual.

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VSum	Hits
4	8
5	44
6	155
7	345
8	574
9	896
10	1215
11	1414
12	1546
13	1391
14	1148
15	898
16	593
17	305
18	137
19	61
20	4

RTS	HITS
1	1184
2	1191
3	1186
4	1198
5	1165
6	1241
7	1168
8	1223
9	1178

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