
Posted by Nik Barker on April 12, 2001.
Dear Ion
First may I thank you for clearly being so devoted to your site and for spending so much time in offering ,to whoever happens to turn up here, your knowledge and experience.
I have spent a good deal of time studying your site and find it very interesting. I certainly wouldn't agree with all your philosophies (but then if we all agreed with them, that, in itself, would render them worthless!), but it is interesting to read them.
I noticed on the message board that last year you spoke about Free lotteries and said this...
"It appears that the numbers are genuinely RANDOM. We could assume that the drawings are conducted fairly, without “fixing”"
I assume you think this because the player does not have to gamble as such - and therefore, that there would be no motive for the provider to make it unfair or fixed.
However, I would make this point. Often with these lotteries you HAVE to click on a banner to register your numbers for the draw. This is what generates the revenue (from the sponsors) for the jackpot. I am certain we can all rest assured that if someone is offering a $1Million prize money for 'free' then THEY WILL HAVE DONE THEIR SUMS and will have worked out that they don't want the player to win the jackpot as many times as TRUE RANDOMNESS would allow, because this in itself would probably bankrupt them - let alone have to pay out MORE than TR would allow because of well thought out software like yours.
The other thing to consider is that any random number generated by a computer is never a TRUE random number but is part of a (usually huge) sequence.
I look forward to downloading and trying some of your freeware soon.
All the best and good luck
NB

PS
Kulai:
Ce caine esti, mai, barbarule!
Parakelsus, huh? Lotwin, huh?
Those who are puzzled, should read the conclusion to this sleazy spy story -
Read also another message in this forum: • Posting Currently Disabled; No Software For Sale – Always Check The What's New Page First.

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