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WNH scenario Tests

PostPosted: Wed Jan 14, 2009 5:26 pm
by Ophiuchus
Gentleman ...
I have been testing the WNH example in the documentation by using my lottery for the test. It works. Most of the time, I am left with about 200 tickets. In some cases, I have about 1500. I still think this is great from a set of 3 million.

I have tried a new test that used the predictions for the WNH summary table for the SUM filter. I noticed something interesting. I thought that I would see more tickets getting generated. However, I did not find any matches. Keep in mind, I have only done one test so far.

I do realize that you are given a range to use for the SUMS +-10. What I was really wondering is what is the expected 2nd and 3rd prize distribution likely to be like if you are not within your margin of error on a few different SUMS.

Also when I added secondary filters to my perfect set of 300 to 1500, I was able to reduce my set down to a reasonable play size. BUT getting those 11 Sum values are critical.

Any thoughts ... :cool:

PostPosted: Sat Jan 17, 2009 10:00 pm
by stan
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I do realize that you are given a range to use for the SUMS +-10. What I was really wondering is what is the expected 2nd and 3rd prize distribution likely to be like if you are not within your margin of error on a few different SUMS.
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usually quite poor (at least from our experience). that's a big disadvantage of this filter.
the workaround is guessing which numbers might come up in the next draw using wnh features instead of filtering with wnh sum filter only.