https://blogs.lotterypost.com/gjabiz/ Using lottery data as a way to maximize wagering efficiency with a determisitic methodology. en-us Lottery Lottery Post RSS Generator Fri, 07 Aug 2026 01:39:41 GMT Fri, 07 Aug 2026 01:39:41 GMT https://blogs.lotterypost.com/gjabiz/2026/08/six_days_into_aug.htm As the CFR predicted, in OH Rolling Cash 5, we've seen four of the six draws without a single digit in them. I will continue those types of picks while adding NO numbers above 30, in the next 6 days. We started strong with the Pick 4 with 3211, and also 4114, also predicted by CFR for 11xx. So good for that. Still looking for 55xx, and also 66xx, with my cards having a few of 666x, like 6668, is one I'll be playing. Pick 3 slowed with double digits, as was expected due to so many last month. B... https://blogs.lotterypost.com/gjabiz/2026/08/six_days_into_aug.htm Fri, 07 Aug 2026 01:39:41 GMT https://blogs.lotterypost.com/gjabiz/2026/08/july_data_aug_predictions_with_the_cfr.htm First, due to my own lack of awareness, I missed my goal of daily posts in July, due to getting a time out and a warning also. In Aug., my goal is a twice a week post goal. Maybe I can hit that one. I am posting DATA from July draws in OH, although the group tracks almost all state lotteries (we don't bother with WY, ND, MT, NM, SD and a couple of others), you can use these OH data points to compare your own state's draws, fair enough? In July, OH Pick 3 had a WHOPPING 38% of DOUBLE DIG... https://blogs.lotterypost.com/gjabiz/2026/08/july_data_aug_predictions_with_the_cfr.htm Sat, 01 Aug 2026 16:45:31 GMT https://blogs.lotterypost.com/gjabiz/2026/07/for_older_members_my_lou_costello_voice.htm "I was a bad boy." That a catchphrase of the great Lou Costello of Abbot and Costello fame. I was put into time out, and hopefully, my bad boy shenanigans are past. Anyhow, that is why I haven't posted but instead of going back and posting those yesterday thoughts, today...just sort of a here and now. With 21 double digits (66x, etc.) in 58 draws so far in Ohio, it is a whopping 36%, well above a 27% avg, and wayyy above my 20% rule of thumb. Go back to my July 2 post whe... https://blogs.lotterypost.com/gjabiz/2026/07/for_older_members_my_lou_costello_voice.htm Wed, 29 Jul 2026 15:56:38 GMT https://blogs.lotterypost.com/gjabiz/2026/07/ai_the_jargon_spewing_sychophant.htm This is to let you all know, that the AI report is mostly pseudo scientific jargon that came up with NOTHING new, just a bunch of phrases describing things in a different, seemingly techno, sort of way...that's the truth of entering 40 years of lottery data looking for an edge in playing lottery games. Dual bounded interval filters. Huh? It was like this through 150 pages of what in my mind was obfuscation, making things confusing and hard to understand. AI is great at this. Anyone usi... https://blogs.lotterypost.com/gjabiz/2026/07/ai_the_jargon_spewing_sychophant.htm Sat, 25 Jul 2026 14:32:14 GMT https://blogs.lotterypost.com/gjabiz/2026/07/repeat_regurgitate_recapitualate_this_b.htm It has been my experience with blogs and forums since 1993, when they get more eyeballs, newer readers won't go back and read old posts. That is why so many forums peaked and went down, because members tired of seeing the same old questions that had been answered many times before. Since this is a brand new blog, gaining readers daily, there aren't too many posts one has to read to catch up. This will be an overview entry so you don't have to do that (but it is smart if you do). The b... https://blogs.lotterypost.com/gjabiz/2026/07/repeat_regurgitate_recapitualate_this_b.htm Sat, 25 Jul 2026 01:44:42 GMT https://blogs.lotterypost.com/gjabiz/2026/07/prompt_one_can_you_ai_beat_us_playing_lott.htm Early last year (2025) we asked AI a simple question; can you beat us at playing the lottery? And we chose several different AI and in defense of free AI, the paid ones gave us better answers in the beginning, but as we got deeper and deeper into it, both Chat GP and Gemini and others returned information just as useful as paid AI did. What we got back from that initial question, were better prompts, better questions to ask. Paid AI wanted to know what we were doing so as to compare, free ... https://blogs.lotterypost.com/gjabiz/2026/07/prompt_one_can_you_ai_beat_us_playing_lott.htm Thu, 23 Jul 2026 16:13:52 GMT https://blogs.lotterypost.com/gjabiz/2026/07/its_due_its_due_its_due_no_it_aint.htm One thing AI taught me about DATA is it isn't due until a tipping point, and even then, could never come up. I had my own confirmation bias, having tracked the OH lottery for over a decade, I would scour the charts looking for what I thought was an IT'S DUE number, and spent a lot of money thinking cold numbers had to come up. Over a decade, sure they do, over a month, even a year...may not. What the DATA analysis did tell us, a hot number, those picked 4 times in a month, is actually mo... https://blogs.lotterypost.com/gjabiz/2026/07/its_due_its_due_its_due_no_it_aint.htm Thu, 23 Jul 2026 01:01:48 GMT https://blogs.lotterypost.com/gjabiz/2026/07/do_numbers_have_an_affinity_or_is_it_just_wh.htm One question we asked of AI was about numbers having "partners" like 7-11 for example. Why do we see this pair so often, and other affinity numbers, like 20-25, The answer is no. But let me explain, because I almost always have a 7-11 and other numbers like 6-8. What AI told me, and they compared it to a new car you buy. Before you bought the car, you never noticed that make or color that much, but after you have it, you see it everywhere. And I learned something new, and here I ... https://blogs.lotterypost.com/gjabiz/2026/07/do_numbers_have_an_affinity_or_is_it_just_wh.htm Wed, 22 Jul 2026 02:04:37 GMT https://blogs.lotterypost.com/gjabiz/2026/07/today_is_tipping_point_day_and_my_weekend_s.htm I must have done something wrong this past weekend, my blog posts didn't show up...so here is a brief summary: Sat: My apologies for saying lotteries are front loading, that is not what my source(s) said, the % of prize money is apparently fixed, and can't be altered, so what I should have said is, look for 50 and even 100 dollar scratchers this Holiday season, it is their (lottery commissions) way to combat sports betting, which increases that time of year. So, expect to see bigge... https://blogs.lotterypost.com/gjabiz/2026/07/today_is_tipping_point_day_and_my_weekend_s.htm Mon, 20 Jul 2026 16:14:16 GMT https://blogs.lotterypost.com/gjabiz/2026/07/test_of_blog_testing_testing.htm I tried to post Sat. And Today. This is a test. https://blogs.lotterypost.com/gjabiz/2026/07/test_of_blog_testing_testing.htm Mon, 20 Jul 2026 00:58:44 GMT https://blogs.lotterypost.com/gjabiz/2026/07/more_gossip_and_why_i_will_buy_scratchers_in.htm My sources tell me this Holiday season, states are front loading scratch off tickets, and we expect to see many post here just before Thanksgiving in USA, and more MILLION dollar winners than ever. Why? Take this with a grain of salt, just more gossip. The reason which makes sense to me, but who knows?...is due to last year's Holiday sales lagging for the first time in a long time and the reason is (allegedly) is due to Sports Gambling and sites like Polymarket. Legalized sports betting ... https://blogs.lotterypost.com/gjabiz/2026/07/more_gossip_and_why_i_will_buy_scratchers_in.htm Sat, 18 Jul 2026 02:03:23 GMT https://blogs.lotterypost.com/gjabiz/2026/07/how_much_control_do_they_have_coincidence_or.htm DATA from the past 40 years show that the Holiday season, Thanksgiving through New Year's day, have historically produced some of the biggest jackpots. Coincidence? The argument is that more people play lotteries at this time of the year, so the build up to bigger jackpots is accelerated. Could be. But some conspiracy folks believe THEY control the draws to have these spending times of the year and THEY cash in big time. Well, could be. DATA does show an increase in play, and states do m... https://blogs.lotterypost.com/gjabiz/2026/07/how_much_control_do_they_have_coincidence_or.htm Thu, 16 Jul 2026 21:01:08 GMT https://blogs.lotterypost.com/gjabiz/2026/07/one_and_only_post_here_re_magic_and_mysticis.htm This is a DATA driven blog, and started this month to document our journey with the AI created Combinatorial Field Reduction theory as tested in real time and real dollars. We don't know if the CFR will be useful in our pursuit of winning MORE often than we do now, which has a 27% ROI over the past decade. So this will be my ONLY post on this blog about Magic/Mystical lottery play, fair enough? I'll get back to DATA tomorrow and any further thoughts on mysticism I have will be posted in tha... https://blogs.lotterypost.com/gjabiz/2026/07/one_and_only_post_here_re_magic_and_mysticis.htm Wed, 15 Jul 2026 18:47:02 GMT https://blogs.lotterypost.com/gjabiz/2026/07/the_half_way_through_the_month_checkpoint.htm Now our advice for low money players, those who only do 20 dollar a day or less, is to save your money until the halfway or better yet, the 20th of the month so you have DATA to work with. Even though every draw stands alone, historical tracking and decades of DATA expose potential tipping points, as I have pointed out on this blog. Bigger amount players, like 100 bux a draw, don't normally accumulate their funds til the mid month, they play every day. So, if you are a smaller dollar pla... https://blogs.lotterypost.com/gjabiz/2026/07/the_half_way_through_the_month_checkpoint.htm Tue, 14 Jul 2026 22:50:52 GMT https://blogs.lotterypost.com/gjabiz/2026/07/a_balanced_low_cost_approach_to_pick_5_of_3.htm I've mentioned the wheels by Steve Player and Gail Howard, these free wheels allow for low cost, 9 and 10 dollars respectfully, and can cover a wide group of numbers. Even better is using those wheels, along with a couple KEY number wheels here. For low cost (below 50 bux) I like the Pick 5 Wheel, key 3 if 3 of 9. These create 6 plays, a dollar in OH RC 6 game, and two dollars in other states, like PA where they get 2 bux per play, and also have higher jackpots. So, one can use ... https://blogs.lotterypost.com/gjabiz/2026/07/a_balanced_low_cost_approach_to_pick_5_of_3.htm Mon, 13 Jul 2026 15:40:52 GMT