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ethanl

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Jun 28, 2024, 4:47 pm

If someone on this site discovered a way to reliably get 12 numbers from 45 that include the winning 6 numbers it would be a significant breakthrough in probability and lottery prediction. but sharing such information would involve ethical and practical considerations:

Ethical Concerns:

any working method would disrupt the fairness of the lottery system which relies on randomness. Sharing it widely could undermine the integrity of the game.

Legal Implications:

Using or distributing any working method could potentially lead to legal consequences. Lotteries are heavily regulated and manipulating or gaming the system could be illegal.

Financial Strategy:

From a financial standpoint it might be wise to keep any method that works confidential initially to maximize personal gain. Writing books and monetizing the discovery could be a strategic approach but this also risks exposure and potential legal scrutiny.

Thats why when people said on this site i found away , you dont here from them again , strange, right?

your thoughts ?
Stack47

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Jun 28, 2024, 6:01 pm

Quote: Originally posted by ethanl on Jun 28, 2024
If someone on this site discovered a way to reliably get 12 numbers from 45 that include the winning 6 numbers it would be a significant breakthrough in probability and lottery prediction. but sharing such information would involve ethical and practical considerations:

Ethical Concerns:

any working method would disrupt the fairness of the lottery system which relies on randomness. Sharing it widely could undermine the integrity of the game.

Legal Implications:

Using or distributing any working method could potentially lead to legal consequences. Lotteries are heavily regulated and manipulating or gaming the system could be illegal.

Financial Strategy:

From a financial standpoint it might be wise to keep any method that works confidential initially to maximize personal gain. Writing books and monetizing the discovery could be a strategic approach but this also risks exposure and potential legal scrutiny.

Thats why when people said on this site i found away , you dont here from them again , strange, right?

your thoughts ?

"Ethical Concerns:"

To my knowledge Eddie Tipton and Nick Perry never posted predictions on this site and neither did any of the state lottery officials that did visit this site. I'm pretty sure at least one person predicts winning pick 3 numbers daily and never read where state lotteries changed their because of it.

"Legal Implications: "

The last time I looked, state lotteries encourage people to play "their favorite numbers" with no rules or regulations on how they got their favorite numbers. How could players buying millions of lottery tickets every day manipulate any state run lottery drawing?

"Financial Strategy: "

All U.S. lotteries have "stop loss" rules in place so you'll never read when multiple tickets each won $1 billion or more on one drawing. Gail Howard's methods and strategies won millions over the years, but I'm pretty sure Howard's profits come from the book sales.

Don't see where predicting or selling playing strategies creates any of the problems you mentioned.

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BobP

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Jun 29, 2024, 3:01 am

When one looks at what a 12 number wheel does to the odds, it would qualify as a "working method" yet the only thing lotteries do about wheels is ignore them.

IMHO the people who claim to have found something were either booted for trying to sell it, or realized they were wrong.

BobP

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Jun 29, 2024, 3:30 am

Quote: Originally posted by ethanl on Jun 28, 2024
If someone on this site discovered a way to reliably get 12 numbers from 45 that include the winning 6 numbers it would be a significant breakthrough in probability and lottery prediction. but sharing such information would involve ethical and practical considerations:

Ethical Concerns:

any working method would disrupt the fairness of the lottery system which relies on randomness. Sharing it widely could undermine the integrity of the game.

Legal Implications:

Using or distributing any working method could potentially lead to legal consequences. Lotteries are heavily regulated and manipulating or gaming the system could be illegal.

Financial Strategy:

From a financial standpoint it might be wise to keep any method that works confidential initially to maximize personal gain. Writing books and monetizing the discovery could be a strategic approach but this also risks exposure and potential legal scrutiny.

Thats why when people said on this site i found away , you dont here from them again , strange, right?

your thoughts ?

wow those are serious ethical and legal considerations. it's a good thing you don't have reliable system that would cause such serious legal and ethical issues. thank you ethanl for having a system that makes you spend more money than you ever win. you have saved humanity.
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Jun 29, 2024, 8:17 am

Quote: Originally posted by BobP on Jun 29, 2024
When one looks at what a 12 number wheel does to the odds, it would qualify as a "working method" yet the only thing lotteries do about wheels is ignore them.

IMHO the people who claim to have found something were either booted for trying to sell it, or realized they were wrong.

BobP

If you want to save people from zombies, take the 45. If you're going to put it in your mouth the 9mm is more then enough. zombiesplague.com

"what a 12 number wheel does to the odds, it would qualify as a "working method" yet the only thing lotteries do about wheels is ignore them."

Soooo True

Az in ..Dodge yo numberz in the wheel,.. Like they do mine..
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Jun 29, 2024, 4:35 pm

Ethical and legal considerations? As long as you are not breaking into lottery HQ and manipulating the ball machine and/or hacking into their random computer generated number system, you are free to use whatever number prediction system you create. You do not have a legal or ethical obligation to the lottery for any number prediction system. Nor would there be any legal implications sharing such a system.

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Jun 29, 2024, 4:40 pm

I like this response 👌
Brock Lee

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Jun 29, 2024, 4:40 pm

Quote: Originally posted by Artist77 on Jun 29, 2024
Ethical and legal considerations? As long as you are not breaking into lottery HQ and manipulating the ball machine and/or hacking into their random computer generated number system, you are free to use whatever number prediction system you create. You do not have a legal or ethical obligation to the lottery for any number prediction system. Nor would there be any legal implications sharing such a system.

the only ethical consideration is whether posters should be allowed to start threads claiming they have a winning system.
Artist77

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Jun 29, 2024, 4:44 pm

Quote: Originally posted by Brock Lee on Jun 29, 2024
the only ethical consideration is whether posters should be allowed to start threads claiming they have a winning system.

That rule would have booted several members years ago.

And saved me from some ridiculously harassing pms demanding to know my system and how they could work it into a "winning system." Fortunately, we can block those members.

Do not raise your daughter to look for a knight. Raise her to use the sword herself.

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