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LottoMining.com; the place for data tables and filters to play repeating patterns in five draw lotto games.  LottoMining is also the published site for many metrics and database lookups to gain insights for when the draws do not appear entirely random. 

The Daily draws page has updated draws info for California's Fantasy 5 and is the starting point for more info.

Newest: The Conditional Group Wheel has a theoretical guarantee of 4/5 in 64 records if certain conditions are met.   Also new with more to be added:  Generate Combos of 2 and 3  for the last draws.

View the database primer that has a brief intro to the rules and tables of a database; more data mining pieces to be added.

The Generate Combos of 3 has new code to output all possible combinations of 3 for Daily 3, 3 draw lotto games. An early version Generate Combos of 5 is being added to. And more to be published...

Data tables will soon be added for multi-states (Florida, Texas, Washington state, Tenn, NY, Georgia)

One of the lead developer's favorites: The Daily Dashboard shows a pivot table overview of numbers repeating from X (1 - 10) draws back.

Newly added: the Daily Blog that has prior commentary relevant to the daily draws.  Code is near completion that can generate all possible combinations of 5 from 15 numbers, the code will be extended to also deal with 16 - 27 numbers.  More database development to be added 10/22/07. 

The Member's content section lists the more specific numbers and trends for when the draw of numbers does not appear to be random.  The free to all sections has auto-generated tables on a variety of common sense metrics such as the Dimensional Groups, which breaks the range of 1 - 39 numbers into separate buckets (eg. 1- 8, 9 - 16, ..., 33 - 39).   Also, there are a few tables that slice and dice the last 7 draws a number of ways.  History has a way of repeating itself when you look at the data correctly.  The Company Home page lists details on the predictive models used and data tables published for those days where the draws need a second look.

There is a lot more to be built right here in the next few days with ASP.NET and SQL Server 2005 database development.  Please keep checking back from time to time -- updates daily.

Do the Math an Economist's view on the expected value of a lottery ticket.

LottoMining is also the future home of the MDX/OLAP or "cubing" engine, where the "Dimension" tables will be rolled into a multidimensional, "Rubic's cube" query, and several database and spreadsheet tables will feed into a number of SQL Server 2005's Data Mining algorithms.

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