A couple of Lottery stories.
A couple of Lottery stories.
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Re: A couple of Lottery stories.
hondated wrote:He asked him what he had brought and jokingly asked when he said a Range Rover whether he had haggled on the price and was surprised to learn that he hadn't and when he received his invoice he had been given a discount anyway.
As they say - "You don't get rich by giving money away!".
My mam recently stopped doing the lottery - when she started, she picked family birthdays, so now spends most of her time trying to avoid seeing the numbers on the TV. My opinion is that since she chose to stop, we're in a different strand of the multiverse, so everything is different and it doesn't matter whether her numbers come up or not.
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Re: A couple of Lottery stories.
I made a few hundred pounds from the lottery just after it started up. And without ever buying a ticket.
I wrote a simple program for the Psion PDA which analysed the statistics of previous draws in several different ways. It showed which numbers had come up the most, and which ones the least. Of course, statistics like that are completely meaningless, and the odds of any ball being drawn is the same regardless of whatever happened last week or in any previous weeks. It was really just harmless fun but that didn't stop several hundred people paying a couple of pounds a time for the program
(For anyone under 20 reading this, a program is what an App used to be called)
I wrote a simple program for the Psion PDA which analysed the statistics of previous draws in several different ways. It showed which numbers had come up the most, and which ones the least. Of course, statistics like that are completely meaningless, and the odds of any ball being drawn is the same regardless of whatever happened last week or in any previous weeks. It was really just harmless fun but that didn't stop several hundred people paying a couple of pounds a time for the program
(For anyone under 20 reading this, a program is what an App used to be called)
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