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Undergrad Can past lottery results predict which combinations will have fewer winners?
Yes exactly. Thanks for MFB for the clarification. The best case scenario is I work for a lottery corporation and hack into their servers and run a batch to see what everyone picked in the last drawing... However, that is not feasible so I can only deal with the information I have. What I...- techcrium
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Undergrad Can past lottery results predict which combinations will have fewer winners?
It is a better pick because if you take a look at the statistics, the may 5 drawing shows that there are much less winners than the june 30 drawing.Using your dice roll analogy: If you rolled a 5 and you found out 400 other people picked 5 and you had to split the jacpot 400 ways... If you...- techcrium
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Undergrad Can past lottery results predict which combinations will have fewer winners?
Let me illustrate the problem: Lotto 649: In both drawings the prizes and sales are roughly the same. about $3.1million jackpot and about 11million in sales. However, the number of winners is vastly different. In the May drawing, we have a total of 60 winners that matched 5 or 6 of the...- techcrium
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Undergrad Can past lottery results predict which combinations will have fewer winners?
Now, most lottery corporations publish their numbers picked and the number of people who matched them. They also publish their total sales as well. e.g. numbers A B C D E F G Match all 6: A B C D E F G = 2 winners Match 5 of 6: A B C D E F, A B C D E G, A B C D F G, etc = 10 winners Match 4...- techcrium
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