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Originally Posted by ElDiabloJoe
Welllllllll? C'mon, give 'em up E.F. Hutton, What are the highest probability winning lottery numbers?
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55 % of all lottery numbers drawn have adjacent numbers, like 5 and 6, or 44 and 45.
Randomness is clumpy, just like the randomness in the universe, millions of light years of empty space between solar systems, galaxies, etc. Its why people park cars next to yours in a parking lot with 15 open parking spaces nearby. Also to dent and scratch your car because of their lack of courtesy, but not relevant at the moment.
Within the last several years, I was playing a pair which hadn't been picked for awhile, 31/32 . . and it hit, and someone else won, but the trick is getting the other 4 numbers on the same line / picked (i have yet to master that trick!). . . and I didn't count on 33 to be picked as well, also adjacent for a triple . . .
