Tell me which way you'd tackle attempting to figure the best way to analyze this situation, and why:
You have 3 plastic cups and in each cup, you have 5 pennies. Each penny is numbered 1 through 5 and each set of 5 pennies is specific to only the cup they stay in (no cross-mixing ever). Each cup is lettered A through C.
Now let's say that you had a game and your audience only knew that two pennies were randomly/blindly selected from 5 on any given draw, and the public could analyze the data history of those 2 penny draws (just numbered from 1 to 5).
Where in your mind does the level of importance matter to either only analyze the "public" draws or actually have the data to the separate cup letters data? And with that being said, what would you do differently with the more level of data compared to just the public draw data (without knowing which cup the pennies came from)?
Here's where most people believe it doesn't matter... that no matter how much you know, there's really nothing to analyze when you're dealing with the word random.
I have looked at Fantasy 5 and The Pick draw histories data and see there is nothing to analyze as each number on a given draw is evenly distributed amongst the others. I can not say the same for PowerBall and depending how deep you think into the above situation, I have even more level of details about the PowerBall's behind the scenes routine, including data.
If you can tell me your approach and response to the above situation, I would love to discuss the Power Ball information with you… I'm also currently looking at the CA$H4 for possible trends although the game itself and its data are very new.
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I would agree with you that the possibility exists that there would (in theory) be a way of predicting the lottery numbers with some accuracy. The number of variables that would need to be factored into that type of analysis would be SO great and so time consuming that it would probably take 10 supercomputers running independently weeks to analyze. If you have, in fact, found the key to the powerball, prove it. I find that claim credulous and violating the basic premises of causality. Prove me wrong.
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ReplyDeleteGreat article! I would agree with you that the possibility exists that there would (in theory) be a way of predicting the Lottery Numbers with some accuracy.
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