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: Lotto Odds 6/49 Lottery Filter Probability. : My lotto software (including the freeware) uses built-in filters that eliminate some of the patterns you mention. For example, the software does not generate all-even or all-odd combinations. The sum-totals of the combinations fall within a range based on the standard deviation. : Is there a way to create a formula, to calculate the odds for a lotto combination of the following possibilities; without running all the different possibilities, through each lottery combination? It's easy to figure out the odds for each possibility, per lottery filter; but to figure out the lotto odds, for a combination of the filters, is driving me crazy. To run all the possibilites through each lottery combination, would be very time consuming; and I'de doubt that you could have a text file that big. A formula, if possible, would be the only solution. Analysis of Lotto Lottery Filter Probability Odds Formulae. LotWon lottery mathematics software implemented lotto and lottery filters; imitated by many, especially the expensive Lotwin, Lotwin32. What makes it hard to calculate the odds; is that changing one filter affects the other filters. It's hard to figure out, how many combinations are left in the remaining filters; and then to filter from the remaining. What makes it hard to calculate the odds; is that changing one filter affects the other filters. It's hard to figure out, how many combinations are left in the remaining filters; and then to filter from the remaining. I receive emails similar to this recent post: "Is there a way to create a formula, to calculate the odds for a combination of the following possibilities; without running all the different possibilities, through each lottery combination? It's easy to figure out the odds for each possibility, per filter; but to figure out the odds, for a combination of the filters, is driving me crazy. To run all the possibilites through each lottery combination, would be very time consuming; and I'de doubt that you could have a text file that big. A formula, if possible, would be the only solution. I didn't patent the concept and I have no problem with other developers using "filters" in their lottery software. After all, the cigarette makers used filters long before the lottery software was born! Now, should I be taken to court by the tobacco business for copyright infringement? Or, worse, taken to court by government lawyers for using a dangerous device? I was somehow upset a while back when I saw a lottery program using filters and using a name very similar to my lotto software: LotWin. Shouldn't the trade names have more than just one letter different? Forget about it! The thing is, I suspect the emails similar to the aforementioned post come from the LotWin zone "51". Maybe they want to clone me altogether! They may even want to name their sons JAQK Fowuru. (That is my sacred and secret name. As you can see, the J, Q, K combine multilaterally with the A leading to the natural blackjack – the sacred symbol of eternal winning.) I checked a demo copy of LotWin software. As cumbersome as the lotto program may be, I figured out it considered filters just like the ones presented in the post. I don't think the lottery software developers know what the effect of their filters is. I can only tell you this: the filters leave an infinitely impractical number of combinations to play. Worse, the player has no clue when the program hits, what the streaks are. Now, does anybody think I would be that crazy and sweat-up such a dirty lottery lotto programming job for free? In fact, I heard LotWin charges in the neighborhood of $500...a pop!