Can You Predict a Win in Gambling
Friday, October 15th, 2010Wouldn’t it be great if you could predict a win or a loss prior to gaming? Of course one-hundred percent of the time this is not possible. If you could, then a game wouldn’t be a gamble, would it? But there now is a new tool that can help you to wager with some certainty on the outcome. Cockeyed.com is a website that allows you to use a Mega Millions Lottery simulator. According to the programmer, the simulator lets you know what your true odds are of winning a game. It also can gauge your future winnings and what the chances of your outcome are going to be. This could potentially be a breakthrough in the market. It if allows gamers to find ways of predicting what their potential out come could be. It works almost like the basic strategy chart of blackjack. It isn’t certain, but it uses probability and math to predict with a close reliability rating to it.
So far some lottery players have tried to use the Mega Millions lottery simulator and are reporting back with good reviews. They believe that it did help them to make a good decision based on quantitative elements of the game they were playing. One example of what you can do with the game is as follows. Let’s say a player wants to know what his potential iwnnings would be if he played the lottery twice a week for five years. He can enter that information into the lottery simulator and get results that tell him the probably outcome. In this instance it told him that he would have an overall payout for games of $520, but then he would be bringing in approximately $35 in earnings over that time. Despite the usefullness of the tool, there are some reservations by gaming operators. They are worried that if people are mathematically able to see their most likely results from gambling, they may curb their activities. Sure the “house always wins” but few people actually put that in the right context. If a simulator is able to give them specific numbers that prove they won’t win, are they going to continue to wager? Are they going to continue to wager as much?

