Pairs, Triplets, Quadruplets etc

[doug_w]

(04-12-2017 11:21 PM)Len Wrote:  

(04-11-2017 12:47 PM)doug_w Wrote:  Does anyone have any thoughts on whether it is worth the effort to do analysis how many times a ball has been twice in a row, three times in a row etc.

Does anyone use this analysis a part of determining the next draws numbers.

Hi Doug
What you want to look for is follow on numbers
in the UK Lotto's new 6/59
if number 6 is drawn you can be sure number 23
will follow within a few draws
on the old Lotto 6/49 it was the other way around
23 then 6 followed

another is if number 7 is drawn pick number 13
as a follow on number or the other way around 13 then look out for number 7


Doing it that way you can get a list together with possible follow on numbers.

I hope that helps?

Thanks Len I will have be looking closely at all the Australia Lotto Draws to see if that behaviour happens.

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(04-12-2017 11:56 PM)Frank Wrote:  You may recall Doug, I did a tutorial on designing an Excel spreadsheet to do my version of Markov chains ( follow on numbers) back in Jan 2015 for the 649 lotto as it was then. ( in the USA lotto forum). I believe you got involved and was going to convert it to Visual Basic? Not exactly the same as a number directly repeating, know, which was about one in twelve for 649 as I recall.

Hi Frank yes I got involved with you Markov Chains and thank you for all the hard work you put into it and sharing it with everyone.

But what I am talking about here is if says the number 7 get regularly drawn say 2 draws in a row, then every so often gets drawn three times in a row. Is this a reliable filter to us to help reduce the number of balls to select from

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(04-12-2017 11:56 PM)Frank Wrote:  You may recall Doug, I did a tutorial on designing an Excel spreadsheet to do my version of Markov chains ( follow on numbers) back in Jan 2015 for the 649 lotto as it was then. ( in the USA lotto forum). I believe you got involved and was going to convert it to Visual Basic? Not exactly the same as a number directly repeating, know, which was about one in twelve for 649 as I recall.

I have also applied the follows principle to Linewidths drawn, Odd / Even / Low and High Numbers Drawn and it is quite interesting how well it performs.