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Welcome to LottoMining!
Exactly
what does this application do?
The main predictive models used by this site are picking
pairs of numbers repeating (i.e. numbers already drawn at least
once from somewhere in the last 6 draws), multiple pairs of
numbers repeating, and three numbers repeating from 1 or 2 …10
draws back. Also,
similar to counting cards in blackjack, is choosing for certain
frequency such as 4 draws having the count = 2 in the
Dimensional Frequency 7
view.
When the indicators are signaling a draw where all 5
numbers have been picked within the last 6 or 5,... draws is going to
hit, early notice will be published here.
For this 5 draw game, the last 6 or 7 draws is where the
“trend is your friend.”
LottoMining
also auto-publishes a number of data tables that contain
well-known methods to enable users to filter the pool to a more
manageable set of numbers to pick from (i.e. looking at the
distribution of draws in equal buckets of 1-8, …, 33-39; or
looking at the distribution of the even draws versus the odd
draws, or looking at the difference between Draw 2 and Draw 1,
or Draw 5 from Draw 4 as well as the “Range” the
difference between the highest and lowest numbers in a draw. There
are more data tables and metrics listed on the site as well as
those still to be added.
Immediate Goal:
Predict when certain recurring patterns
will repeat to theoretically increase the odds of winning.
Auto generate tables to provide users a filtering system to view
the data in multiple dimensions.
Technical Goals:
This is an excuse to use a variety of technologies; and a
lot of content is already automated. There are many
database tables and queries to be fed into SQL Server 2005's
Data Mining capabilities and there are a few tables that will
lend themselves well to cubing technology (OLAP/MDX).
Data Mining:
With so many patterns that can be seen visually, just
imagine what the algorithms find.
History: The
system began with an Excel spreadsheet sometime in 1999 because
the lead developer observed certain patterns that just did not
appear to be random. One spreadsheet turned into another
with many tabs and so on. Also early in the data research
process, a database was created for its increased
functionalities or grouping and retrieving metrics; though one
of my favorite apps in the database is running the combinatorial
mathematics that generates all possible pairs, 3's, 4's or all 5
possible combinations from a given subset of numbers.
Check out the
Pairs in Last 6
table for all the possible pairs in the last 6 draws. Both
the spreadsheet also exposed
other interesting stats that I've been able to use to my
advantage and win some here or there (Disclosure: I typically
place bets of $5 or $7 unless the hunch is stronger). I
used this predictive lotto application as an excuse to learn
Excel programming as well as to learn programming a database
application and the Web world of the now classic ASP and ASP.NET
(versions 1 and 2). When I build something here, it's
daily update is auto-generated.
Preview: take a
look at a newly added and very useful view: Dimensional Frequency 7
Daily Dashboard:
Currently
being developed. Although there are many five draw lotto
metrics and properties laid out on the site, some metrics and
recurring trends are more relevant than others on certain draws
and other metrics/trends need to be grouped together to show the
magnitude. The DailyDashboard will report on all recurring
trends and properties in one place.
On-going
Development: There is still lots more to be added in
the next few months and over the next year.
Conventional Wisdom:
this site compiles numerous well known techniques for
predicting numbers
Filtering:
Privacy policy:
LottoMining
will never share anyone's email with the scum who put SPAM in
the world. I hate it as much as you.
Contact: During the migration
period email inquiries can go to
Questions and Info;..
Just Because:
An Englishman is someone
who does something because it has been done before. An
American is someone who does something because it hasn't
been done before.
--Mark Twain
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