Do you think Lottery is pure random in nature? 'NO' says one expert
Read this.....
"Most everyone is familiar with the concept of the lottery, i.e., random numbers are selected and people guess what they will be for a cash prize. But how random are the numbers? Matt Vea has conducted a pattern analysis of the MegaMillions lottery, which recently offered a sum of $370M (USD) to the winner. Matt shows that the lottery isn't as random as it may seem and that there are 'better' choices than others to be made when selecting numbers. From the article, 'A single dollar in MegaMillions purchases a 1 in 175,711,536 chance of landing the jackpot ... a player stands a mildly better chance of winning a partial prize through the selection of weighted numbers.'"
Includes some excellent charts of his analysis. - follow this
http://www.omninerd.com/articles/Pattern_Analysis_of_MegaMillions_Lottery_Numbers
So what is your take on this?
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