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Odds of matching from a pool of 21
05-12-2013, 02:26 AM (This post was last modified: 08-26-2013 11:58 PM by Frank.)
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Odds of matching from a pool of 21
For those participating in the 21 ball challenge here are the odds involved.
If you have a pool of 21 numbers for a 6/49 game and you compare them with each 7 ball lotto result, these are the odds of getting various matches:-

Odds of matching 7 = 737 to 1
Odds of matching 6= 56 to 1
Odds of matching 5= 10 to 1
Odds of matching 4 = 3.4 to 1
Odds of matching 3= 2.2 to 1
Odds of matching 2 = 3.16 to 1
Odds of matching 1 = 10 to 1
Odds of matching 0 = 72 to 1

So you are most likely to match 3, not too difficult to match 4, match 5 or better consistently and you have a system!

Number of lines for full wheel 6 from a pool of 21 = 54,264
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05-12-2013, 06:25 PM
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RE: Odds of matching from a pool of 21
thanks frank we can now see how our systems are working out
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07-15-2013, 12:56 AM (This post was last modified: 07-15-2013 01:02 AM by Frank.)
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RE: Odds of matching from a pool of 21
We have played 19 games in the pick 21 challenge and my checking sheet is made out for a block of 20 draws. I would suggest that after 20 draws we review who did best over the 20 draws and declare winner(s) for :-

A) Most match 7's ( if any) failing that, most match 6's ( if any) , failing that most match 5's ( if any) - failing that, most match 4's (not counting bonus balls). This would be the top prize , the person most likely to have won the most money, had they had them in the right order left to right..

B) Most pick N wins , in other words the total score over the 20 draws when counting only the main balls correct in the first 6 positions left to right.

C) The most consistent winner, worked out by taking the average of the players scores over the number of games they entered. To keep it simple, bonus balls count the same in the total.

Hopefully this gives different people a chance of a virtual kudos prize.

A spreadsheet modification would be required to extract this information though. As Len has all the information so far, perhaps Lens would be the one to change. Any thoughts ?

Also have you enjoyed this and are we carrying on?
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07-15-2013, 06:55 AM
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i for one have enjoyed it frank, it will be interesting to see the results at the end of a block of 20, but i would also like to continue if everybody else is in agreement.
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07-15-2013, 11:47 PM
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RE: Odds of matching from a pool of 21
(07-15-2013 12:56 AM)Frank Wrote:  We have played 19 games in the pick 21 challenge and my checking sheet is made out for a block of 20 draws. I would suggest that after 20 draws we review who did best over the 20 draws and declare winner(s) for :-

A) Most match 7's ( if any) failing that, most match 6's ( if any) , failing that most match 5's ( if any) - failing that, most match 4's (not counting bonus balls). This would be the top prize , the person most likely to have won the most money, had they had them in the right order left to right..

B) Most pick N wins , in other words the total score over the 20 draws when counting only the main balls correct in the first 6 positions left to right.

C) The most consistent winner, worked out by taking the average of the players scores over the number of games they entered. To keep it simple, bonus balls count the same in the total.

Hopefully this gives different people a chance of a virtual kudos prize.

A spreadsheet modification would be required to extract this information though. As Len has all the information so far, perhaps Lens would be the one to change. Any thoughts ?

Also have you enjoyed this and are we carrying on?

Hi Frank
I've downloaded the new sheet and have moved all
the data over to the new one.
I've sent you a P.M.

Best Regards
Len
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07-16-2013, 03:02 AM
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RE: Odds of matching from a pool of 21
Hi guys,
sorry ,I couldn't post my group last time as I was without internet connection >>>>due to the router got burned through a storm - it was really possible to happen thanLivid seems I have to learn switching off the PC in those cases Bonk
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Second me we can do another session of 20 draws ,I'm just
"discovering" an interesting way to exploit the top 10 highest 3rd
skips of the numbers and there is a kind of good long run system.
But...the banking lists must be 2 different in this case.
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07-19-2013, 05:58 AM (This post was last modified: 07-19-2013 06:03 AM by mario.)
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RE: Odds of matching from a pool of 21
I'll continue that rows of 21 numbers and it's very precise and exact what Frank said in that 3 points!
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07-26-2013, 12:01 AM (This post was last modified: 08-25-2013 07:10 PM by Frank.)
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RE: Odds of matching from a pool of 21
I did mention this in one of the challenge contest threads, but I'll repeat it here for reference :-

I the Pick 21 challenge I have an extra scoring system (under test, just for fun) that allocates 21 points for a hit in the leftmost position, 20 points for a hit in second position , etc... down to........ 1 point for a hit in the 21st position, but nothing for a bonus ball outside the first 7 positions. The maximum score available is 126 for match 7 in the first 7 places.

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In this example the positional score is 13+12+11+10+3 = 47.

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08-16-2013, 10:31 PM (This post was last modified: 08-18-2013 03:31 AM by Frank.)
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RE: Odds of matching from a pool of 21
To reply to Ido re- a spreadsheet with 400 random lotto draws in it...

Its still not clear what you want. What you asked doesn't make sense. You seem to want 400 random draws and a REAL draw result on top ? Can't you type in your own real result ?Icon_biggrin

Here is a spreadsheet to generate 400 random draws, we'll start from there ...

Can you use it? Modify it ? what's missing ? Let me know.NerdIcon_biggrin

(Attachment now removed , Ido and 7 others have downloaded)
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08-17-2013, 11:32 PM
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RE: Odds of matching from a pool of 21
(08-16-2013 10:31 PM)Frank Wrote:  To reply to Ido re- a spreadsheet with 400 random lotto draws in it...

Its still not clear what you want. What you asked doesn't make sense. You seem to want 400 random draws and a REAL draw result on top ? Can't you type in your own real result ?Icon_biggrin

Here is a spreadsheet to generate 400 random draws, we'll start from there ...

Can you use it? Modify it ? what's missing ? Let me know.NerdIcon_biggrin
Hi Frank ,thanks a lot,it's OK now and
even works just as expected.
I've simply supposed the bellow:

1/it's a twice weekly lottery data
2/line n.400 is a Wednesday one
3/line n.400 has been generated first

Thanks again,soon the test posted Ylsuper
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