How To Win Using Advanced Lotto Tool

If you haven't already read How To Win Using Lotwin
Lottery Line Builder, please go back and read it. 

At first inspection, Advanced Lotto Tool would appear
to have a lot of features in common with Lotwin Lottery 
Line Builder.  

The difference is, Lotwin went on to add additional 
filters, until it became possible to filter all the 
numbers down to a line or a handful of lines. 

When we try to drill down to the same Florida 6/53
draw for July 25, 2008 - 07-09-21-22-44-47 using
only the same Lotwin filters available on Advanced 
Lotto Tool we get 1,738 lines. 

Understand, in the greater scheme of things, reducing
23 million combinations down to 1,738 and still having
the jackpot winning combination in there,  is  pretty 
amazing. See line 277 in the image below.



To deal with this, Advanced Lotto Tool offers reduction
to a lower prize tier.  To get close to our desired  handful
of lines, we'll try a reduction to 3if6 using all 53 numbers 
leaving our filter selection in place. To do this we can either 
click [Reduce] in which case we'll be asked what prize we 
want to reduce the 1,738 lines to, or we can change the prize 
tier on the left under the numbers grid and [Build] the lines fresh. 

Well, we ended with 28 lines, none of which have all 
the winning numbers, so we reduced away our jackpot.

On the positive side, we do have a 5# win! (line 9)



Another option is to make random lines using the same
numbers and filters.  In this example I'm going with 
100 random lines using all numbers and same filters.

Not bad, a 5# prize and multiple 4# and 3# prizes. 



Considerations

Advanced Lotto Tool does have one additional filter we
didn't use not found on Lotwin, First Digit. This is a
considerably harder filter to predict accurately which
may account for it's lack on Lotwin, but would reduce
the total number of lines.

Advanced Lotto Tool also offers some Logical Functions
filters, only due to a lack of any help files with this
software are only going to be used by players who already
understand them.

What does make Advanced Lotto Tool well worth it's price
is its ability to make pair, positional, group and triple
wheels. 

In the next image I've selected From the Filter drop down
tool bar "Number Groups" which opens a box showing the
numbers selected for play.  I'm going to make 3 groups,
one for two decades each.  I can make these in blocks
01-19, 20-39, 40-53 (or if applying a different strategy I 
could jump around) any of the numbers I select for my first 
group will occupy [2] positions in the resulting combinations. 

See the silver or bluish box on the upper left corner to the
left of the red "X"?  That's the box that advances us to the 
next group we're going to select numbers for. The [OK] on the 
bottom is only to be clicked on when we've finished the last 
group. We can move back and forth through the groups, but 
if we make mistakes once we've clicked [OK] all the filters 
must be [Removed] and redone.



Now that we've created three groups for our numbers, click
[Build] and in seconds we have passed all 23 million lines
through our filter reducing them down to 40 lines. 

And what do we find among our 40 lines?  Wow a Jackpot and
4 - 5# prizes, cool huh?  Of course we're boot strapping, we
knew in advance to make 3 groups.  We'd have gotten the same
result if we'd used the First Digit filter which is really a
"decades" filter and gone with the relatively rare 2-2-2-0-0-0
choice. Remember my telling you every draw will have at least
one long shot, this was it at 5.7% odds of occurrence.



The point is, the Advanced Lotto Tool proved it was able to 
put a jackpot in 40 lines if you the user can make around a 
dozen correct decisions. 

While it's hard to find a valid reason to select one number
over another, it is somewhat easier to select filters. The
software does all the work if you know what you're doing. 

If you're not impressed, try  this.  Take any lottery system
or software you happen to own, delete the last draw and try
to make the software predict the jackpot winning combination
by every means possible the software offers. Cheat, trick it,
yell at it, can it give you the winning combination or not?  

Can your software put all 6 winning numbers for 6/49 among 
any 24 numbers it selects by any method any more often then 
the 1 in 104 tries probability says is expected? If not you
do not have a chance to win in 103 draws out of 104. Ouch! 

Remember EOL (Entertainment On Line's) Power Player Lottery
Tracker and Wheeler with Cumastat which is now abandonware? 
Thousands of people bought it over the years including me. 

Cumastat would show various methods, numeric temperature,
numeric aging, normal followers, weighted followers, delta
sigma analysis, double entendre analysis, hit sequencing
analysis, numeric occurrence, skip and hit analysis, etc. 
contributing up to 90% to the previous win. I'd delete the 
last draw and test run only those high contribution methods 
and never found 4 or 5 numbers right among the high picks. 
Drove me crazy the software couldn't do what it was claiming 
its methodology had just done the draw before.

Lottery software can be useful in many ways. For research, 
storage of draw history, wheeling, checking for winners. 
However, when lottery software is used to predict "cough" 
forecast "cough" suggest winning numbers, we need to know
whether it does so better, the same as or worse then 
probability tells us we'd do by pulling numbered slips out 
of a coffee can. 

This is why it is so important to back test lottery systems
and software to know what they can do before putting money 
on it.      

Advanced Lotto Tool is arguably the best buy for the money
out there at this time considering what it can do and what
it costs (cheap) to buy. It is well worth learning to use.