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Odd Even Numbers
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Learn About Number Combination Types |
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Anatomy Of A Drawing
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A Look Inside The Ball Machine As The Drawing Takes
Place |
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mock drawing below will show you how the odds are played out in
the ball machine as the drawing takes place. You will see, first
hand, why the odds are so much against
an all odd or all
even type of number combination being drawn.
For
demonstration purposes, we will be using a 6 of 49 game. A 6
of 49 game has 25 odd
numbered balls and 24 even
numbered balls in the ball machine. |
| A LOOK INSIDE THE BALL MACHINE |
Before the first ball is drawn:
There are:
25 Odd and 24
Even Balls |
There are
two groups of balls. The ODD group and the EVEN group. Which
group has the best chance of having a ball drawn? Though
it appears insignificant, the odds favor the ODD group because
there is one extra odd ball. However,
we'll go against the odds and draw an even number. |
After the first ball is drawn:
There are now:
25 Odd and 23
Even Balls |
Now, odd
numbers are favored by not one, but two. We'll it's early
yet. We'll play against the odds again
and draw another even number. We don't usually get
this much time to analyze things during a drawing. |
After the second ball is drawn:
There are now:
25 Odd and 22
Even Balls |
Now, there
are three more odd numbers than even numbers. We won't get
too excited. The drawing's not over yet. However, the odds
are starting to mount up against even numbers. Even
though, we'll still allow another even number to be drawn. |
After the third ball is drawn:
There are now:
25 Odd and 21
Even Balls |
Now, there
are four more odd numbers than even numbers. Now, we can
get just a little concerned. Lo and
behold, another even number was drawn! |
After the fourth ball is drawn:
There are now:
25 Odd and 20
Even Balls |
We've been
playing against the odds from the beginning, and now there
are five more odd numbers than even numbers. At this point,
the very best we can do is a 2 odd / 4 even number combination.
Even that won't happen because up
comes another even number. |
After the fifth ball is drawn:
There are now:
25 Odd and 19
Even Balls |
This is
looking kind of close to fishy! There are now SIX
more odd numbered balls in the ball machine and we can't
seem to get ONE! And now, the almost
impossible happens. Yet another even numbered ball is drawn! |
After the sixth ball is drawn:
There are now:
25 Odd and 18
Even Balls |
What happened?
Were the odd numbered balls stuck to the side of the ball
machine? Did somebody put some weights in them? Were there
any odd numbered balls in there? Fix! Fix! These are the
type of questions we'd be asking if this happened very often.
Well, relax. It doesn't happen too often. As a matter of
fact, in Florida's 6 out of 49 game, it only happened twice
in 275 drawings. Indeed, it had only been calculated to
happen twice! |
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Does
an all odd number combination (01-05-13-17-21-35)
and a 3odd/3even type of number combination
(03-08-12-19-24-33) have an equal
chance of being drawn? No!
The calculations prove it doesn't!
The odds, as played out in the
ball machine, prove it does not!
Actual drawing results prove
it does not!
Do
you still want to rest on the idea that "every
number combination has an equal chance of being drawn on any given
night"? If you want to have more opportunities
of winning, you won't. And, if you play
the odds, you will have more
opportunities of winning!
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