Lotto - RNF - Basics

[winkel]

as our datas exceed we can make a statistic of averages

read:
30   25   18,17   5,83
31   24   19,2   5,8

after 30 Balls we have at average 25 F0 18.17 F1 and 5.83 F>1

We take at every col. the last datas and calculate how many new # should appear to reach the average!

[sekuritati]

dear winkel

I am interested in this topic, like somebody said in the first, I have too never bought a lottery ticket in my life as I have never ever tought this can be predicted. 

Anyway, I have the draws of my country's lottery for 6/49 from 1958 to date, and from 5/35 from 1989 to date.   How could I take advantage of this, as I don't fully understand this excell sheet in this thread.  .  . 

[winkel]

...., as I don't fully understand this excell sheet in this thread.  .  . 

pls tell what you exactly donÃ,´t understand.

[bene126]

Winkel can i say what exactly i dont understand too?

[winkel]

Winkel can I say what exactly I don't understand too?

everybody is allowed to ask questions

[bene126]

So letÃ,´s do our first speculations:

As we see if we watch 1 single draw of six balls we always end up at 43-6-0
As we watch every situation after 12 balls we see 4 out of 7 end up at 37
As we watch every situation after 18 balls we see 3 out of 6 end up at 34
As we watch every situation after 24 balls we see 2 out of 5 end up at 29
As we watch every situation after 30 balls we see 3 out of 4 end up at 24
As we watch every situation after 36 balls we see we end up at average at 21
As we watch every situation after 42 balls we see we end up at average at 18
As we watch every situation after 48 balls we see we end up at 16

So we speculate:
at col.  8 we expect 6 new numbers
at col.  7 we expect 3 new numbers
at col.  6 we expect 5 new numbers
at col.  5 we expect 5 new numbers
at col.  4 we expect 3 new numbers
at col.  3 we expect 3 new numbers
at col.  2 we expect 2 new numbers

That is what i dont understand.

[winkel]

hi bene,

the difference we speculate between

As we watch every situation after 42 balls we see we end up at average at 18
As we watch every situation after 48 balls we see we end up at 16

is two new numbers

42 balls are statistically written down in col. 2 (or countpage 2)

br

winkel

[winkel]

More questions?

Shall I carry on?

Further interest on this?

br
winkel

[Iggy]

PLEASE carry on Winkel. . . . . . . . . . .

iggy

[Mikeo]

Yes, please continue.

[mogwai]

Tell me when you need next draw. . .

My Best Regards

[Maui13]

Forgive me, but I don't understand either.  I would LOVE to hear more!

[bene126]

Yes continue

[winkel]

Hi folks,

if you say "I donÃ,´t understand" I canÃ,´t help you.

pls say: I donÃ,´t understand how you count
or
I donÃ,´t understand how to select numbers
or
I donÃ,´t understand ....

So I can refer to my posts and my images posted to explain.

I was thinking about how to explain it better, but I have no idea.

So:

Did you understand to to count?
Did you understand that with every new draw you start a new counting-sheet
did you understand that after 10 draws you have 10 sheets
sheet 1 (transfers to col. 1 in summary-sheet) with 10 draws (all draws)
sheet 2 with the last 9
sheet 3 with the last 8
...
sheet 10 with the last draw only

pls confirm ord ask

br
winkel

to mogwai
we have to pick up people first to continue

[Maui13]

Hi Winkel,

I'll explain where I don't completely understand.

I'll go back to your first post.... you give numbers 13     32     33     8     43     1
Yet I don't see where you use them anywhere.

this draw will give us:
      1   
   48   6   0
         
0   F0   F1   F>1
1   48   1   0
2   47   2   0
3   46   3   0
4   45   4   0
5   44   5   0
6   43   6   0

Why do you call your column names 0   F0   F1   F>1 . Perhaps call it "hit" "unhit" etc. just so that everyone that is interested catches on, and then change it.

I am really interested in your theory and would like to understand. If you can perhaps illustrate on a Excel spreedsheet, but using the given numbers to indicate.

Thank you 
M