Can you Win the Lotto with Math?

Can you increase your chances of winning the lotto using math? Let's test it out.

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[ronniel]

I'll give a like just for the work you put in to make this vid. lol

[tenacious]

Lol their lottery tagline "Wouldn't it be nice" that's so gleefully depressing. "Wouldn't it be nice if you didn't have to struggle through life anymore?" 😂

[healthbeauty]

It's not about picking the oldest numbers, it's about picking a mix of frequently drawn and least drawn numbers
Frequent numbers=1-5
Least drawn =6-12
You may get numbers which have skipped for 20 or 30 draws and hit but this is only for a small percentage of draws, and could only be a technical correction .

[iniquity]

The real question is, would u still have made this video if u won?

Plot twist: HE WORKS FOR THE LOTTO SYSTEM

[lj-entertainment....]

Yes, speaking from experience one can win the lottery through math

[yirehmiyahmagsayo]

we just make lottery complicated, supposed to be easy, if you use your mind like mark haughton

[patrice]

I'm glad there's a sure way introduced as the Lottery Pyramid Equation. This works and am happy with the results I've been getting. It's some kind of simple mathmatic equation using previous winning draws as a baseline. I've just started playing around with it. It seem mystical how you get the future winning numbers right down the middle. Thanks to Everett, I would still be struggling with the other lotto gimmicks that just don't work. All you have to know is number interpretation, mirror numberd and conversion. I've only been matching 5 out of 6 for PowerBall and Mega Millions. I will stick with what works til I finally got all 6 out of 6. Then I'll retire.

[glitterginger]

It does work. My son and I did this same technique amd found a few numbers which had not been called in many months at all, and had not won in over 5 years either. We picked those numbers and watched for just a few weeks and they actually were called on the same night! The trick is to also pick those numbers with others that have been pulled before, possibly many times in the last few months and is quite common. There is usually a mix. I believe that gravity and the way the balls are set, dropped and mixed for the same amount of time before being called is why certain numbers are frequently called.

[kenfrost]

a lottery drawing NEVER picks all weak numbers at the same time. it typically picks a hot number, a weak number, a couple numbers that were hot a month or two ago but suddenly stopped until now and a number that hasn't been hot or cold but pretty much been getting picked every so many drawings for several months now.

[jesuschristislord]

That's an honest video, thank you man.

[healthbeauty]

Maths has nothing to do with predicting the winning numbers, it all comes down to probability. The more draws a number has skipped the higher the probability, that number will be drawn. Example number 2 was out for 20 games before it hit. Some numbers get repeated from the previous draw. Sometimes the bonus ball.

[ianberry]

The chances of drawing all 6 balls being the longest overdue, simultaneously on the same draw, is the flaw here. You can look at percentages of each ball over the long run, one number may be 1.87% of all draws while another is 1.43% of all balls drawn, although the average is roughly 1.57% if they were all equally distributed across the percentile scale. Those long overdue numbers are the most likely to be low percentages of the total draw, and while it's not a hard set rule, if you go back and review recent previous draws average percentage of each individual ball percentage (A%+B%+C%+D%+E%+F%=Y÷6= average %), you will see that the average percentage of the draw's cumulative percentages is within a certain range, where if you find the average of all the longest overdue numbers, that average will be well below the usual range. The lotto I play has a normal range of roughly 1.63-1.75 of average percentage, so why would I play all 5 numbers that have an individual average below 1.55, for a total average of less than that? It's a game of odds, and while you may not be able to predict the next numbers, you can do things to marginally increase your odds by not picking numbers that are least likely to draw.

[Luchitoymario]

Cool video, your on the right path. Don't give up and within 1-3 years you will hit the jackpot. You just need a fine tuning and be pacient and trust in math.

[forecastinglottery]

you are so cool to tell how you can predict in Excel, you can compete in the prediction of lotteries with the help of artificial intelligence

[Halloween]

At least the +1 - 1 system throws a majority of the numbers into play if you buy, say 10 tickets. It doesn't really guarantee a win by any means but it bumps up the likelihood a bit. Still takes a bunch of luck.

[ccs]

If the lottery was constantly draw over and over with no breaks in between then the numbers would balance themselves out. like flipping a coin 100 times, without stopping. you should get 50 heads flips and 50 tail flips. I have won a lot of small prizes playing lotto here in Indiana, mainly daily 3 and quick draw. it's best to have some sort of strategy like playing​ same numbers over and over until you win. Everytime you don't win your odds improve. I play same numbers all the time and still win.

[kilansgames]

you have a really nice channel i hope you get more subscribers soon...

[injesusname]

it does work to an extent. put into perspective is a method I used to use, to make a decent profit on live roulette.
you wait until the dealer hits red or black, at least 7-8 times in a row. with each time the dealer hits the same color, the higher *statistical* chance that the other color will be picked. from there you pick the opposite color, and double your bet until you get your money. what are the odds the dealer will hit 20 reds or blacks in a row? the odds are 1 : 2, 000, 000
so what are the odds the number 5 will be picked even 5 times in a row, if there's 80 numbers drawn? especially if it's already been drawn 4 times in a row.
so using similar statistical knowledge, we can predict certain numbers, odd/even, group (1-10, 2-20, etc) combinations, are more likely or less likely to be picked.
ex, what are the odds the numbers, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 will be picked? theoretically lower than statistically chosen numbers.
so if you can exclude certain numbers, you can greatly increase your odds.
of course you can't get the exact numbers. but there's nothing wrong dropping your odds from 1-10 mil, to 1-2 mil.

[yirehmiyahmagsayo]

yes we can win the lotto in math anytimw, as long we know what we are doing, like human instinct

[healthbeauty]

All hot numbers or all cold numbers have never won a jackpot. Look at any lottery winning combination, and you will find that the winning combination is a mix of hot and cold numbers.