The game can’t be truly random. Instead, it has to generate [U]the illusion of randomness[/U]
while actually being carefully determined.
Maybe TERB play group will crack the code to 649 one day..LOLhttp://www.google.ca/#hl=en&biw=1600&bih=775&q=4200*4*12=&aq=f&aqi=&aql=&oq=&fp=c1c387573bd023e1
He did say that he makes more money from his consultancy job than cracking the scratches. While there are technical difficulties of applying the principle of randomness to scratch tickets due to the need to control the number of winners, it probably does not apply to big game lotteries. You should invite people like this Toronto man to crack 'big game lotto codes'. LOL!!!
It's a good living, but then you're spending your life hunched over lottery kiosk after lottery kiosk, analyzing numbers before you buy your tickets. I know people who live this lifestyle, and profit in a more miniscule scale, but as long as they come out ahead they can't stop. They consider it a miserable existence. Someone like Srivastava could make more profitable and stimulating use of his time.
Even the best algorithm - assuming it exists - would not work all the time. When people are talking about Lotto systems
