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Conclusion:
Number Combinations Exhibit
Different Probabilities
Our analyses above will show you that the lottery, in fact, has biases towards
certain combinations.
Your combination should put you closer to matching all the winning
numbers.
In this case, you would rather choose a combination that will likely occur 33
times in 100 draws rather than a combination that can only occur once.
As a lottery player who aims at the jackpot, you don’t want to bet on a
combination with very poor probability. After all, you want the best shot
possible. Don’t you?
But playing the lottery is more than just odd/eve or low/high.
Deep within the finite number structure of the lottery are layers of advanced
and discrete number patterns that will give you the key solution to winning.
So I highly suggest you visit the free lottery guide section of the
Lotterycodex.com as soon as possible.
If you want a short introduction to the mathematical method of winning, I
highly recommend to you this article: How to Win the Lottery According to