whats a good system to play 3 digit numbers?

Question

i need some luck but dont have a lot of money to try,so what is a good set of numbers to play in the michigan lottery ?i like to play a set of numbers straight and then the same number 2way for1 dollar.is there a better way to win?thank-you.

Answer 1

Here is the system I used. There are some numbers which will show up more often than others, so pick the top two, for example (9 and 0). Track the last time 9 or 0 has shown up and use the other one as the base number, for example if (945 was drawn yesterday, then use 0 as your base number). Use a deck of cards and take out 8 cards to represent the remaining numbers that can be drawn. In this example, you would take out A, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, and 8. Shuffle them face down and draw two cards at a time, so you will end up with 4 pairs. Turn the cards over and match them with the base number. This way you will end up with 4 sets of number.

Couple of things to remember:

1. If both top numbers are drawn (for example 905), then you will need to wait until either one them has been drawn before you can use this system again.

2. If three of kind has been drawn (for example 444), then you will need to wait for a week before you can use this system again.

3. If neither top numbers were drawn, then keep the same base number and repeat the whole process if you wish or you can play the same number again.

4. Use box play only.

Hope this helps. Good Luck!

Answer 2

The lottery is all luck, but if you want to bring probability into it, I'd record the winning numbers for a long period of time. Analyze the numbers and find the ones that occur the most often and the least often. I'm not one to say which of the two is most likely to come up, but the law of large numbers says that they'll all show up the same number of times in the end. With that in mind, I'd fool around with either the ones that show up a lot or the ones that rarely show up. Good Luck!

Answer 3

If it is a fair draw it is totally luck. Past analysis of numbers is useless.

The previous poster misapplies the law of large numbers. Because a number hasn't been picked in a while doesn't make it more likely to get picked.

If you flip a fair coin 10 times and they are all heads, it doesn't make tails more likely to come up. The law of large numbers means that if you do it 100,000 more times it will converge towards 50% on each side. It doesn't mean that flips 11-20 are more likely to come up tails since the first 10 were heads, but rather that once you do thousands/millions of flips your overall percentage should be around 50%.