Picking Lottery Numbers and Hurricanes - Cone of Uncertainty
As hurricane Ike is approaching the Texas coast, you’re probably wondering how I managed to link weather forecasting to Picking Lottery Numbers. Easy; the Cone of Uncertainty.
You’ve all seen the hurricane track models that show the most probable path (right down the middle). The Cone of Uncertainty spreads out from there showing the less likely paths that Ike might follow. That’s the best that weather forecasters can do; they’re playing the odds.
Serious lottery players do exactly the same thing. Based upon the history of the lottery, they create a Play List that they believe represents the most probable outcome.
Weather predictions and playing the lottery are very similar activities. Back in the day, everybody laughed and joked about the weatherman, but today, with the help of computers, everyone is glued to the TV for the next report. Playing the lottery is the same way. Serious lottery players couldn’t do what they do without the modern computer and some serious Lottery Software, like LONA™.
How do you use your computer to Improve Your Chances of Winning the Lottery?
Before LONA, I had stacks and stacks of papers everywhere and trying to find information was nearly impossible. The computer has organized my thoughts, predictions, histories and trends so that I can find anything with a key stroke. I now feel that I’m in control of my choices.
Thanks,
Wensail
Thanks Wensail. Good to hear from you. I’m glad you’re enjoying LONA™.