LOTTERY WIN. WHAT IS IT?
Hello I'm Mark Kewley, creator of the Lottery Win (also known as Lotto Win) prediction software.
I started building lottery statistics software back in 1997 before I had the internet, and requested previous results of the National Lottery from the Camelot Group via snail mail, which surprised me when they promptly arrived by post meaning I could run my Lotto Win program using real data.
This is lottery analysing software only. No bets can be made via this site. There are various sites around where you can place a bet, odds roughly around 375/1 for a '3 ball' win and 4500/1 for a '4 ball' win. Shop around for the best odds and like any gamble, only place bets you can afford.
HOW DOES THE LOTTERY WINNER WORK?
Ball prediction and bet forecast is generated by utilising the law of large numbers (LLN). This is how Wikipedia describes the LLN: "In probability theory, the law of large numbers (LLN) is a theorem that describes the result of performing the same experiment a large number of times. According to the law, the average of the results obtained from a large number of trials should be close to the expected value, and will tend to become closer as more trials are performed. The LLN is important because it "guarantees" stable long-term results for the averages of some random events. O.K. There are no guarantees as such, but in my opinion it does help us refine the choices we use to improve our chances of success."
The Lottery Winner uses the LLN theory in the following way:
- The large number in this case is the amount of draws from the lottery being analysed. Taking the Irish Lottery 7 Ball lottery as an example this number is which is all the draws from the date to the present day.
- The next step is to analyse the 'large number' and collate the amount of draws a 'Single or Double Ball' goes through before being drawn. This is called the 'Longest Ball Record'.
- The 'Longest Ball Record' then sets the '100% Heat Factor' default by which any other 'Single or Double Ball' uses for comparison. Using this method we can see which balls are nearing the 'Longest Ball Record' thus giving us the best bet ball statistics that you see for each 'Single or Double Ball' below.
- Finally, for certain reasons I won't go into as I'm aiming to keep this site as easy to understand as possible, there's an algorithm at play that calculates a percentage trade-off deducted from the 'Longest Ball Record' heat factor.
This lottery win website has become very popular over the many years it's been running and to keep working with it, without being out of pocket, I run online banner advertising, so companies, or affilliates can advertise with us. I'm aiming to keep this as simple as possible, so only one banner per lottery page. This will allow me to grow and add more lotteries moving forward.
