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What's mathematically fallacious with Edvin Hiltner's Lotterycodex patterns, to maximize your chance of winning lotteries? [closed]
Closed as unclear by Mithical on Apr 4, 2023 at 10:16
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I distrust Edvin Hiltner's guidance, but for skepticism unrelated to math. 1. This website is asking for payment in USD for its "patterns". Buyer beware! A fool and his money are soon parted.
If this alleged gambit worked, then
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many more lottery players would tout it. Lotteries would foil it.
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why would the author publicize it, and abandon his/her own secret advantage? Analogously, most hedge funds are "black-box operations" and keep their details "proprietary".
But my skepticism isn't mathematical, because I'm too unskilled at probability. Kindly debunk this flimflam mathematically?
I ask this to protect and inform the public against this swindle. I am not affiliated with, or backed by, this possible website.
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