Lottery Analysis in the Spirit of Ramanujan – The Great Indian Mathematician

Posted by Ramanujan on March 25, 2001.
In Reply to: Most powerful lottery strategy? Pairs, pairings, frequency, lotto 'Wonder-grid' posted by Ion Saliu on March 24, 2001.
Hi Ion,
My name real name is George but for the purposes
of the Message Board and the excellent
discussions on your message board I've mused
over the past year, I thought your readers would
like a little playful thought from the
modern day incarnation of Ramanujan. This I
would like to be my messageboard name.If
there is anybody out there who knows about the
great Ramanujan (Indian Mathematician) of the
turn of the century I would be delighted to hear
their views. In the spirit of Ramanujan, I hope
all your many followers will induldge in as much genial Lotto research as you do so hopefully we
can all benefit?.
So here is a thought which I'm sure you already
considered.
(1) Take 20 past draws as you have derived by
Gambling Formulae et al.
[Establish all the following pairs belonging
to same line] (There are 15 pairs per line)
Therefore 15 x 20 = 300 pairs total.
(2) Rank the frequencies of each from the
least-6 file or equal. Take only the
pairs that have hit with a frequency
of 1 only. Eliminate the pairs with
hit frequencies of 2+ or 0.


Resources in Lotto, Lottery Software, Wheeling.
See a comprehensive directory of the pages and materials on the subject of lottery, lotto, software, systems, and wheels. The link is displayed in a new window. If the page content is of interest to you, copy-and-paste to that lottery page of yours: SaliuLottery.txt or something similar. Copy as much as you can in that text file. By editing that page in your own words will result in a very effective lottery manual.
Remember to check the free software downloads site:
Follow Ups:

