Title: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: Porfirii on February 15, 2025, 11:53:35 AM I'm opening this thread because I am curious about what the general trend is among the forum members regarding this topic: if you have to choose, do you prefer to pick some random numbers, even using a random number generator, or you prefer to select your "lucky" ones?
I'm not superstitious most of the times, and I frequently select the automatic filling option with random numbers so as not to waste time, instead of selecting them by hand. In the end, the chances are always the same no matter the numbers you choose. But I'm asking this question because there are times when I prefer to follow my inspiration and select "special" numbers, or avoid "ugly" ones. It's funny, we all know "random number generators", but I've done a search and there are also "lucky number generators" based on numerology :D So the question is: you don't care about the numbers and fill them automatically, as they all have the same chances to win, or you tend to pick your preferred ones (birthdays, favourite numbers,...) manually? Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: bittraffic on February 15, 2025, 12:21:10 PM I tend to pick my preferred numbers. It looks like the normal way of doing it even the password we use are not so random as well. I think there is something on those birth dates that I want to prove my kid's birth date is a lucky day or my wife's birthday is a lucky day. :D There was a time that I won which is kind of true. Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: kotajikikox on February 15, 2025, 12:24:22 PM So the question is: you don't care about the numbers and fill them automatically, as they all have the same chances to win, or you tend to pick your preferred ones (birthdays, favourite numbers,...) manually? I go by birthdays or any important numbers but sometimes I include as well just some random numbers depending on the day. I think they all have the same chances so I don’t really care much but I still want to think about which numbers I would put lol. I guess it’s a bit ironic that I don’t think there’s any difference but I still take the time to choose the important ones,Sometimes I even think that picking important numbers is easier than random ones because you already know the numbers you will put. Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: summonerrk on February 15, 2025, 12:28:21 PM I'm opening this thread because I am curious about what the general trend is among the forum members regarding this topic: if you have to choose, do you prefer to pick some random numbers, even using a random number generator, or you prefer to select your "lucky" ones? I'm not superstitious most of the times, and I frequently select the automatic filling option with random numbers so as not to waste time, instead of selecting them by hand. In the end, the chances are always the same no matter the numbers you choose. But I'm asking this question because there are times when I prefer to follow my inspiration and select "special" numbers, or avoid "ugly" ones. It's funny, we all know "random number generators", but I've done a search and there are also "lucky number generators" based on numerology :D So the question is: you don't care about the numbers and fill them automatically, as they all have the same chances to win, or you tend to pick your preferred ones (birthdays, favourite numbers,...) manually? I have recently been thinking about this issue and have come to the conclusion that we need to bet on the numbers that we choose ourselves, because if we choose random numbers, then it will be a shame if they lose. And I think that then any gambler will say "damn it, it was not me who chose this number, but chance. It would have been better if I had bet on the number that I wanted myself." And it will be especially offensive if such a gambler gets the number that he really wanted to bet himself. In this way, he will think that fortune laughed at him, because he betrayed himself by not betting the number he wanted. Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: ultrloa on February 15, 2025, 12:31:10 PM I'm opening this thread because I am curious about what the general trend is among the forum members regarding this topic: if you have to choose, do you prefer to pick some random numbers, even using a random number generator, or you prefer to select your "lucky" ones? I'm not superstitious most of the times, and I frequently select the automatic filling option with random numbers so as not to waste time, instead of selecting them by hand. In the end, the chances are always the same no matter the numbers you choose. But I'm asking this question because there are times when I prefer to follow my inspiration and select "special" numbers, or avoid "ugly" ones. It's funny, we all know "random number generators", but I've done a search and there are also "lucky number generators" based on numerology :D So the question is: you don't care about the numbers and fill them automatically, as they all have the same chances to win, or you tend to pick your preferred ones (birthdays, favourite numbers,...) manually? Always preferred to choose my lucky numbers since I feel like we are bound to lose more money if we frequently choosing to bet on random numbers. Also I don't feel any thrilling factor by doing that since for me always feel my luck nearly comes especially if I'm consistent betting on those special numbers I keep. But usually I place my bet on national lottery and let see what's going to happen if there's really a huge luck will came with that option I choose. This is somehow good topic since we can see it here on what people prefer related on this matter. Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: Wexnident on February 15, 2025, 12:33:40 PM ~ I usually go with lucky numbers. Number 4 is my favorite so I usually pick that and if it's not possible, a variant of it. Now the variant depends but I think I can live with doing a random generator and multiplying/adding it to 4 instead if need be, not that it has happened before though. I don't generally believe in superstition though so even though I do choose number 4 at times, it's not because I believe it's my lucky number. Just my favorite, so I just chose it lol. Can't be bothered to think of another when it's going to be random anyway. Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: rodskee on February 15, 2025, 12:48:42 PM well i have never been lucky with any number my birthday or my family members’ birthdays bear the same fate: losing so it really doesn’t matter to me and i just would choose random numbers i could even close my eyes and choose for true randomness at least i would not overthink it as well
Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: Maslate on February 15, 2025, 12:58:32 PM In the lottery, the chances are very slim, so any number you choose will only win if you're lucky. But most of us prefer to bet on a number that's easy to remember. For me, I'll pick a specific number combination and bet on it regularly until the day I finally become the lucky winner. At least when that day comes, I'll instantly recognize I'm a winner because I've been sticking with that number for such a long time.
Hopefully, that scenario will come! Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: Charles-Tim on February 15, 2025, 01:10:58 PM I'm opening this thread because I am curious about what the general trend is among the forum members regarding this topic: if you have to choose, do you prefer to pick some random numbers, even using a random number generator, or you prefer to select your "lucky" ones? I have some favorite numbers. There are times that I will select one of them and I will be wrong. Also there are times that I will not select any among them and I wioild have been right if I selected the favorite number that came my mind. But I have noticed all is based on luck and nothing more. Just know that if you win, it is not about how you selected the number but just that you are lucky.Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: Nwada001 on February 15, 2025, 01:17:31 PM At the end of the day, the result is just the same; our luck will have to decide what the outcome will be, just as you have said above. I allow the system to choose numbers for me in most cases because I know that there are no techniques to use in selecting the right ones, but then again, there are times when you can just choose to make exceptions when you see some numbers that you consider to always bring luck to you. I will always have to handpick them with the hope of having a better chance.
Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: Agbamoni on February 15, 2025, 01:22:18 PM ~ edited out. It depends on how you feel about the amount for me. Sometimes i feel like going with a random number expecting I will be lucky. While other times i go with my lucky numbers, 7, 14, and 21 which are my favorite number. Ultimately it's all about luck so fate might be on our side that we get lucky to win. It's not always about how good we are in picking numbers. There is nothing like certainty when pick a number so we should follow our instincts. Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: Sanitough on February 15, 2025, 02:00:23 PM We are playing this game of luck, so we should choose our own lucky numbers. Talking about numbers, although the game is not specified in the post, it's easy to assume that it's a lottery game, and just like the actual state-sponsored lottery in our country where the jackpot is life-changing, I will always ensure that I stick to my lucky combination numbers because I feel more inspired and lucky when betting on them.
Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: Patikno on February 15, 2025, 02:37:47 PM I also agree and do not believe in superstition, but regarding lucky numbers, it is about the luck factor. I prefer to choose numbers manually according to what I am thinking at that time and feel that it will be lucky if I choose it. Regarding random number generators, I have never used them at all to try my luck, but that does not mean I have never used them but not for the context mentioned. And I think it is easier to use or choose numbers manually than automatically with a generator, but it all depends on the needs, if I have to use a lot of numbers to try, then I will probably use it.
Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: Findingnemo on February 15, 2025, 02:59:17 PM Let's take a dice for an example, it has chance of landing on from 1-6 for every roll. And now if you have 3 as your lucky spin and you will choose 3 all the time then you has more chances of hitting it correctly than predicting on very random basis (theoretically) so we can prove that lucky numbers (constant value) has more chance thereby we found the reason why lucky number wins. ;)
FYI, theoretical is completely different from reality. Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: justdimin on February 15, 2025, 03:02:45 PM I'm not superstitious most of the times, and I frequently select the automatic filling option with random numbers so as not to waste time, instead of selecting them by hand. I am always superstitious, even for my coding as well I do go with my lucky number or with the numbers, I was taught as auspicious. In my culture, odd numbers are being considered more sacred than even numbers. This is why I always prefer to use odd numbers than going with even numbers wherever I need to. I know I am doing stupid things by wasting time on this still I could not resist myself going with random ones. Wherever I need to deal with numbers, I always go manually with my preferred numbers.It looks like the normal way of doing it even the password we use are not so random as well. I have same habits but unveiling these may result in unwanted consequences, I really worry. Random numbers exist for this reason but our superstitious perspective leads us go compromising security over being auspicious or lucky.Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: Pandu Geddon on February 15, 2025, 03:09:15 PM So the question is: you don't care about the numbers and fill them automatically, as they all have the same chances to win, or you tend to pick your preferred ones (birthdays, favourite numbers,...) manually? I tend to choose numbers manually but don't think about choosing lucky numbers. The chances will remain the same actually, how we use a random number generator or choose random numbers that are in our minds at that time. Some people who have lucky numbers will continue to use those numbers and continue to be lucky. I don't think so. but there is a happy belief that the lucky number chosen is finally right. Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: Hatchy on February 15, 2025, 03:13:50 PM The probability of either the random number or lucky number winning may be same, that's because with random number generator, are selected using a probability grouping machine and there's still no guarantee that the numbers may eventually be lucky to win. Same as you picking some special numbers you know. If you still don't get lucky, you may not stand a chance to win. For me I'll just select a number that comes to my mind, regardless of it being a lucky number. If I'm lucky at that point I make some wins...
Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: YOSHIE on February 15, 2025, 03:15:22 PM So the question is: you don't care about the numbers and fill them automatically, as they all have the same chances to win, or you tend to pick your preferred ones (birthdays, favourite numbers,...) manually? Are you talking about random numbers or luck on lottery gambling or other types of games ....!If you talk about lottery, of course I often use random numbers but as you said, The bad is not used, the problem when placing a random lottery betting often gives me good luck rather than a special number/luck, it's common and often I do. What basically many gamblers do not know the numbers that can bring victory for them, but random numbers often bring in one victory for me, it also happens I do on sports betting For example football guess scores 2-1, 1-1, 4-2, 1-3, and so do basketball 98-101, 102-99, lottery too, 38, 83, 33, 88 and so on, so that's how it random numbers that can bring kindness to me in gambling. Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: Kemarit on February 15, 2025, 03:26:21 PM And if we read those lottery winners, they said that they pick their lucky numbers, or numbers that have meaning in their lives, like birthdays and so most likely this might be better instead of just picking random numbers in a lottery.
Could be the same as well in games like Roulette wherein you pick numbers between 0 to 36 and I also noticed too that those big bettors stick to numbers like their age or their birthdays. It's possible though that you can win with random numbers, but it makes more fun to see your favorite number getting pick up as in lottery or ball falling on it in a roulette machine. Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: Solosanz on February 15, 2025, 04:02:44 PM Obviously I will pick my favorite numbers, even I want to fill random numbers, I will fill it by myself instead of using random number generators.
For me, using random number generators is likely getting trash numbers aka numbers that will not win, hence I type it by myself. However, using beautiful numbers is also not good, AFAIK lottery winners are mostly random numbers. If there are six characters, if you pick 123456 888888 or something like that, I'm sure you will lose. Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: Mahanton on February 15, 2025, 04:39:23 PM So the question is: you don't care about the numbers and fill them automatically, as they all have the same chances to win, or you tend to pick your preferred ones (birthdays, favourite numbers,...) manually?
-At the time or moment that i have tested out on betting on national lottery here in our country then i dont really may myself having that kind of these kind of picking on which i do really that picking birthdates, anniversaries, or special numbers on which you can really that make use of your combinations. Yes, this is really that totally laughable but this do really adds up that kind of interest or having this kind of picking up your numbers. On the time that you will be that picking up numbers then there will really be those times or situations on which you will be that having those hopes that those numbers you have picked up are really that lucky ones. On the time that you had that tons of loses then this is where you would really be making up some realizations that it was never been that a solid belief that it could make up some influence about winning rate or condition. It is really just that there were people who are really that become that delusional that they can hit up jackpot with their lucky numbers. ;D Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: crwth on February 15, 2025, 04:41:42 PM Ideally, I would love to bet on random numbers, but somehow, when I am on the spot in selecting one, I almost always select the preferred numbers that I have, and that’s just how it ends up. It’s like a mix of both things. I think there’s nothing wrong with doing either of them, but the chances are so low that it’s so hard to win, and that’s just the reality of it. Make sure that you budget buying and betting on this.
Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: robelneo on February 15, 2025, 04:51:51 PM if you have to choose, do you prefer to pick some random numbers, even using a random number generator, or you prefer to select your "lucky" ones? In my case, it depends on my feelings. There were times I picked my favorite numbers, and there were times that I chose random numbers. I ended up believing that it was not how you chose the numbers; things depended on the luck, but the worse thing is you chose random and your favorite numbers came up, and the next bet you picked your favorite numbers and random numbers showed up.So the question is: you don't care about the numbers and fill them automatically, as they all have the same chances to win, or you tend to pick your preferred ones (birthdays, favourite numbers,...) manually? Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: alani123 on February 15, 2025, 04:52:57 PM I don't go for lucky numbers when playing any game where I can pick. For example in lottery tickets, the combination in the results is supposed to be random. So in my view anything you pick shouldn't matter lucky or not. The chances are the same for each combination. 1 in a few tens of millions etc.
It doesn't harm or increase your chances to bet with a nice looking combination or even one that has been picked before. To think the opposite is gambler's fallacy. Just consider that the lottery has independent chances each roll. This is the only truth that matters. What you COULD consider however, is if you know for a fact that some number arrays have been played on a lottery, you can try to avoid these because if you hit anything you're gonna have to share rewards. Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: Oluwa-btc on February 15, 2025, 05:22:33 PM ~ I usually go with lucky numbers. Number 4 is my favorite so I usually pick that and if it's not possible, a variant of it. Now the variant depends but I think I can live with doing a random generator and multiplying/adding it to 4 instead if need be, not that it has happened before though. I don't generally believe in superstition though so even though I do choose number 4 at times, it's not because I believe it's my lucky number. Just my favorite, so I just chose it lol. Can't be bothered to think of another when it's going to be random anyway. I don't think This concept has ever worked for me over the years.Wether random numbers or lucky numbers they seem to align with circumstances the way we don't always expect it to be.Random number could be chosen and used based on probability hence,lucky numbers are used because of personal significance and special attachment or beliefs.Wether lucky or random numbers they don't always Influence the outcome of one's life story or events. Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: Zigabel on February 15, 2025, 05:25:37 PM Randomly I will select lucky numbers, that way I get to relate better with them than I will with some random picks because at the end I will feel it's something I didn't connect with and as a just random pick it's an influenced pick, more like I'm very comfortable with luck numbers picks than I will with random numbers.
Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: Kelward on February 15, 2025, 05:44:44 PM I guess this is the reason why lotto outlets in my country have boards with sets of lucky combinations that have won in the past. It's to help players who have indecision about choosing numbers to bet, they can randomly choose from the list of lucky numbers that have won in the past. I don't think that any gambler should be rigid about their decision to choose from random or lucky numbers because they don't know the one that will give them win. Go with what comes to mind at any point when you want to bet, it takes the fun out if you're stressing yourself about what strategy that you must abide by.
Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: coin-investor on February 15, 2025, 05:46:35 PM So the question is: you don't care about the numbers and fill them automatically, as they all have the same chances to win, or you tend to pick your preferred ones (birthdays, favourite numbers,...) manually? I don't have attachment to numbers when it comes to gambling, if you're going to win you are going to win regardless if its random or your favorite numbers. I always choose random numbers whenever I bet in a lottery, I read stories about betting the same favorite numbers for many years and the numbers came out on a day he failed to bet on it, so I prefer to go for random to not experience that. Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: hahay on February 15, 2025, 05:54:56 PM If betting is related to numbers, then whatever the choice or whatever the number is bet and if you are not lucky, then you will never be able to win. No matter, about favorite numbers, random numbers and or any numbers according to personal instinct or any numbers, because in gambling like this really needs luck. Because if you don't have luck, the result will still be a loss and vice versa, when we have luck then using any number still gives profit. So yes, the point is about luck, don't care and
Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: danherbias07 on February 15, 2025, 06:07:45 PM And the game is? Lottery? Keno?
I prefer the lucky numbers. I always switch the numbers when I play Keno because I also use the history. Somehow it's giving me good returns rather than sticking with my favorite numbers. You will notice it. There are certain numbers that will keep on coming out and most of them are honestly not your numbers. Now, I use them as my basis for what I will use next because there might be a chance that you will hit a good multiplier thanks to it. I played Keno for a long time and I can say there's an algorithm that says it will only show numbers that had been written in the system so whenever I win 5 numbers, I check the other 5 and see to it that I will also use them next to maybe receive the jackpot the next draw. Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: Davidvictorson on February 15, 2025, 06:18:33 PM So the question is: you don't care about the numbers and fill them automatically, as they all have the same chances to win, or you tend to pick your preferred ones (birthdays, favourite numbers,...) manually? I usually pick the numbers that is most sentimental to me and I tend to think that they are my lucky numbers. Some of which have already been listed out by you. We believe that the lucky numbers are somehow going to be lucky for us because they hold some personal meeting to us. If it were in the lottery, I would pick some very random numbers if my lucky number has already been picked by someone else. I am trying to remember a time where both the lucky number and random number worked for me but, I seem to have forgotten a specific scenario.Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: Ojima-ojo on February 15, 2025, 06:24:37 PM Random number picker still depends on luck to pick the winning number, so is also me picking my number myself so the whole thing still balls down to luck at the end, if that is the case why then should I waste my time using a number picker when I want to pick a number to bet on.
Just do my thing and let luck have to rest of the deal to do, if I get lucky I celebrate and if I lose I move on to another number to try my next luck. Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: stompix on February 15, 2025, 06:30:10 PM There is this feeling when looking at the results, and there can be two possibilities that would annoy you:
- you don't win with your random numbers, but you see your family's birthday numbers could have made you a millionaire - you don't win with your preferred numbers but you have no way of knowing the random numbers you would have picked would be a winner So, there won't be any disappointment if just keep playing your favorites as you would never know what random numbers you would have picked but not playing your favorites ones and them coming up will haunt you forever. That's why people keep playing those, to avoid regrets if the miracle happens. Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: Mia Chloe on February 15, 2025, 06:37:57 PM So, there won't be any disappointment if just keep playing your favorites as you would never know what random numbers you would have picked but not playing your favorites ones and them coming up will haunt you forever. That's why people keep playing those, to avoid regrets if the miracle happens. Winning with any of the options which includes either the random set of numbers mentioned by the OP or your preferred set of Lucky numbers both require you to be lucky. Sometimes you actually find out that those particular numbers you pick as your set of lucky numbers may not end up being the jack pot number for more than 2- e consecutive games. No matter how much it's put there is actually no strategy for each case since they are both solely dependent on luck. Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: Miles2006 on February 15, 2025, 06:44:10 PM Preferred numbers sound special and we all have just that number either it’s associated with an event or something unforgettable. No doubt when things like this comes up we have no option rather choosing such numbers first although numbers like such are always my lucky number so it becomes more easier when choosing. The most important fact simple state the uncertainty and zero garauntee winning, maybe it has caused a lot of discouragement between luck and it’s obvious few save the stress by going for a random figure.
Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: Ambatman on February 15, 2025, 06:49:59 PM Random number, I have a special number
Tried it couple of times but barely any luck Or maybe it isn't my special number. In all I will still pick random numbers because it isn't limited by my bias and most lottery are generated that way. In the end, what matter is how lucky you are. Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: Baofeng on February 15, 2025, 06:51:54 PM I voted for "I usually choose my lucky numbers"
For gamblers this is the most logical choice I believed. Specially if the numbers that we bet has some meaning to us like what the OP say, our birthday or our wife or our kids. At least it has deep meaning to us and when we got lucky and won by this numbers like in the lottery then we can all attributed that to those numbers that are close to our hearts as compare to a random numbers and we might select some that we might deem as a unlucky number like 13. Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: GxSTxV on February 15, 2025, 07:05:32 PM Well, for me Im all about the random picks rather than being filled with hope for lucky numbers. I just let fate or the alghorithm decide. I figure if the universe wants me to win for what I have picked, it’ll make those numbers pop up no matter how they were chosen. Plus, I like the thrill of seeing completely unexpected combinations, like 3, 17, 42, 56, and 99 just pure chaos and randomness.
I get why people pick birthdays or favorite numbers, but that just seems like adding unnecessary emotions into a game of pure chance. Besides, if I ever win big, I can’t have anyone claiming it was our special date that did it And to be more honest, I feel more win with random combination of numbers than when I pick special numbers of dates or events. Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: ajiz138 on February 15, 2025, 07:25:13 PM Choosing with a favorite number and it being true like others say the last number of my birthday or other family can bring good luck, although in the end relying on luck.
Random numbers have been tried. Generator numbers have been tried. Have you ever picked betting numbers with random.org's generator? Sometimes pick numbers there. Lol Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: justinlamode on February 15, 2025, 07:30:24 PM So the question is: you don't care about the numbers and fill them automatically, as they all have the same chances to win, or you tend to pick your preferred ones (birthdays, favourite numbers,...) manually? I'll go with random numbers because I don't actually attach any importance to special numbers like my date of birth or anything. Anything that involves game of chance is treated as such and nothing more, if it works, fine and if it doesn't I simply accept the outcome and move on. Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: swogerino on February 15, 2025, 07:34:13 PM I'm opening this thread because I am curious about what the general trend is among the forum members regarding this topic: if you have to choose, do you prefer to pick some random numbers, even using a random number generator, or you prefer to select your "lucky" ones? I'm not superstitious most of the times, and I frequently select the automatic filling option with random numbers so as not to waste time, instead of selecting them by hand. In the end, the chances are always the same no matter the numbers you choose. But I'm asking this question because there are times when I prefer to follow my inspiration and select "special" numbers, or avoid "ugly" ones. It's funny, we all know "random number generators", but I've done a search and there are also "lucky number generators" based on numerology :D So the question is: you don't care about the numbers and fill them automatically, as they all have the same chances to win, or you tend to pick your preferred ones (birthdays, favourite numbers,...) manually? I tend to play a lot whenever I have times and don't miss the weekly lottery of national TV which is 15 from 90, very difficult to win and a ticket costs 2.5 Eur each, I usually choose random numbers as randomness most of the time can gift you a win, of course I have never won the first prize which is usually to 100.000 EUR or a bit lower or a bit higher and I just play for fun, in the end 2.5 Eur is nothing for a ticket which can bring you a fortune. Long before this lottery we had 6 from 49 and I have played heavily in that game and have won several times the last prize which was usually a ticket free for next week, now unfortunately it is not available anymore and I truly miss that though this 15 from 90 is better in term of prizes. For me though always I go for the randomness in choosing the numbers as I am not superstitious plus I have seen the winners in TV and the host asks them if they filled birthday or other related numbers 99% of winners answer no. Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: Saint-loup on February 15, 2025, 07:46:09 PM To be honest I like to play numbers or letters/words according to my inspiration. If one special number, letter or word come to my mind, I try. But I didn't get higher winning percentage up to now from I've seen unfortunately. It's the same as when I'm using random numbers or letters, or when I just use the default ones actually. So I don't think it changes anything for most games actually.
Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: Orpichukwu on February 15, 2025, 08:19:48 PM To be honest I like to play numbers or letters/words according to my inspiration. If one special number, letter or word come to my mind, I try. But I didn't get higher winning percentage up to now from I've seen unfortunately. According to your inspiration, it is actually hard to even resist playing from a number based on your insistence or inspiration, whichever way we want to refer to it, since it's already a luck game. Following up your inspiration will be like your mind telling you what will likely be off luck to you; even if it's not accurate, we still keep on repeating it over and over again. It's not just you; I also like following up numbers based on what my mind tells me or the ones that catch my eye.Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: milewilda on February 15, 2025, 08:25:07 PM So the question is: you don't care about the numbers and fill them automatically, as they all have the same chances to win, or you tend to pick your preferred ones (birthdays, favourite numbers,...) manually? I'll go with random numbers because I don't actually attach any importance to special numbers like my date of birth or anything. Anything that involves game of chance is treated as such and nothing more, if it works, fine and if it doesn't I simply accept the outcome and move on. Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: tvplus006 on February 15, 2025, 08:26:37 PM Choosing with a favorite number and it being true like others say the last number of my birthday or other family can bring good luck, although in the end relying on luck. Random numbers have been tried. Generator numbers have been tried. Have you ever picked betting numbers with random.org's generator? Sometimes pick numbers there. Lol I know some players who keep statistics of winning numbers themselves and make their predictions based on this. But in any case, from time to time, without even noticing it, we choose our lucky numbers, which are associated with our best memories. Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: 348Judah on February 15, 2025, 08:35:19 PM I'm opening this thread because I am curious about what the general trend is among the forum members regarding this topic: if you have to choose, do you prefer to pick some random numbers, even using a random number generator, or you prefer to select your "lucky" ones? As being applicable to me, I will personally prefer picking random numbers because I believe that there lies my luck in most cases and I could have more higher opportunities and better chances for winning big, this may be from how I viewed it from my own end and may not applied the same way on others, some will have to say they had prefer the randomized numbers instead of creating their own lucky numbers by themselves. Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: skarais on February 15, 2025, 08:44:46 PM There are no lucky numbers for me, they are all random numbers. I use a random number generator when it comes to lotteries, but if I had to choose one from several, I would probably choose the one I like best.
OP, I didn't know there were generators for finding lucky numbers, but they're actually random numbers too. Not sure we will win the same numbers more than 3 times in a year, if ever, so the chances are really low. I don't have a favorite number, everything is taken based on existing possibilities. Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: Hispo on February 15, 2025, 10:38:36 PM Here in my country people do not have the option to play with their preferred numbers when comes to lotteries, we only have the option to buy pre-printed tickets and choose whatever we want.
It would seem to be that having the option to play with preferred numbers is something which is mostly common from countries within the European Union and the United States, in Latin America we don't have such privilege. Even if we had it, I believe I would rather to go with random numbers instead of preferred number of those who evoke superstition. Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: Weawant on February 15, 2025, 11:08:30 PM As being applicable to me, I will personally prefer picking random numbers because I believe that there lies my luck in most cases and I could have more higher opportunities and better chances for winning big, this may be from how I viewed it from my own end and may not applied the same way on others, some will have to say they had prefer the randomized numbers instead of creating their own lucky numbers by themselves. With random numbers you have got a broad spectrum of choice and a higher probability trying, and so I will also go for random numbers as ther lays in my possible and probable chances if I'm hoping to get lucky. I feel for number picks as this, making random choices is preferable because even while using a number generator, you get to understand that they do more of random numbers except where specified the range or number typ from which the number should be picked but away from any of the conditions, I will still choose random numbers. Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: dimonstration on February 15, 2025, 11:16:53 PM So the question is: you don't care about the numbers and fill them automatically, as they all have the same chances to win, or you tend to pick your preferred ones (birthdays, favourite numbers,...) manually? I usually don’t care about the number when betting on lottery based game since the result is completely random but betting with my lucky number makes it fun and proves that I’m lucky if my number win. I typically choose important date such as my birthday, wife birthday days, anniversary date and so on to choose number. This kind of lucky pick number is traditional way on playing lottery based in my country to make this kind of game exciting instead of randomly picking any number. Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: AmoreJaz on February 15, 2025, 11:29:33 PM I usually don’t care about the number when betting on lottery based game since the result is completely random but betting with my lucky number makes it fun and proves that I’m lucky if my number win. I typically choose important date such as my birthday, wife birthday days, anniversary date and so on to choose number. This kind of lucky pick number is traditional way on playing lottery based in my country to make this kind of game exciting instead of randomly picking any number. A lot of people who are betting in the lottery usually bet numbers that have meaning to their life, just what you mentioned. You can see people betting those numbers for years and years hoping that one day, they will hit the jackpot. We've read a lot of stories who won lotteries that they were really taking care of those numbers and place their bets over and over again. Choosing with a favorite number and it being true like others say the last number of my birthday or other family can bring good luck, although in the end relying on luck. Random numbers have been tried. Generator numbers have been tried. Have you ever picked betting numbers with random.org's generator? Sometimes pick numbers there. Lol Luck will always play a role winning in the lottery. I don't think it has something to do with your "numbers" that you've been taking care for years in betting. But hey, everyone is free to use their numbers to bet. Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: Hirose UK on February 16, 2025, 05:33:36 AM Here in my country people do not have the option to play with their preferred numbers when comes to lotteries, we only have the option to buy pre-printed tickets and choose whatever we want. Each country seems to have its own differences and characteristics in lottery bet, in the country I live there are types of lottery with the Asian market and everyone can place or bet on numbers as they wish without any numbers that have been made and just pay the coupon.It would seem to be that having the option to play with preferred numbers is something which is mostly common from countries within the European Union and the United States, in Latin America we don't have such privilege. Even if we had it, I believe I would rather to go with random numbers instead of preferred number of those who evoke superstition. Most of the people in my country just determine the numbers based on mathematical calculations and also some of them believe in superstition and even believe in certain numbers that are bet every time until they really come out and give winning. Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: Julien_Olynpic on February 16, 2025, 06:18:19 AM Thanks to the author of this thread for the opportunity to discuss numerology and numbers in gambling. I love discussing numbers. Numbers permeate our lives and they are found in sports, trading, gambling and basically everywhere. This is important.
But here it is not clear what kind of gambling we are talking about: slots, lottery or dice or something like that. But personally, I would never use random numbers unless it is part of your gaming system. I have favorite numbers and they are different for different games. Also, it is worth mentioning that there are quite scientific theories that can be used in numerology. This is the Ncombe-Benford theory, for example. Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: acroman08 on February 16, 2025, 06:27:38 AM So the question is: you don't care about the numbers and fill them automatically, as they all have the same chances to win, or you tend to pick your preferred ones (birthdays, favourite numbers,...) manually? I tend to pick numbers that have a significant meaning for me, even though I know all numbers have the same chance of being picked as the winning numbers. I wouldn't say that the numbers I pick are my "lucky numbers" it's just that for me it feels right to pick those numbers when betting, especially on lotteries. Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: viljy on February 16, 2025, 08:05:56 AM I prefer to choose the numbers that I like at the moment, that is, we can say that intuition tells these numbers. Of course, this does not give any increased chance, but emotionally it is pleasant. But sometimes I just pick numbers at random. If in the first case I most often choose "beautiful" and even numbers, then in the second case I often get "clumsy" primes.
Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: Don Pedro Dinero on February 16, 2025, 09:05:34 AM So the question is: you don't care about the numbers and fill them automatically, as they all have the same chances to win, or you tend to pick your preferred ones (birthdays, favourite numbers,...) manually? As you say, from a mathematical point of view all numbers have exactly the same chance of coming up, so I'd rather have them come up randomly by an algorithm than tie them to something in my life. I also know of some people who repeated the same numbers in the lottery every week and the week they didn't play the lottery, those numbers came up. The probability is tiny anyway but that's another reason why I prefer to have the numbers generated and change them every bet. Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: TheUltraElite on February 16, 2025, 10:15:27 AM Whether you chose a single random number or a single specific number, the chance of rolling that number is same for all that numbers. Also why would you even give away your special dates to casino when playing in public? Someone could guess your passwords if they are made from those numbers, listening carefully.
I would allow any random number generator to apply itself in such cases. Or just choose a single number and keep betting on that. When you are talking about games like Roulette things vary are bit though. Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: EarnOnVictor on February 16, 2025, 10:57:44 AM I'm opening this thread because I am curious about what the general trend is among the forum members regarding this topic: if you have to choose, do you prefer to pick some random numbers, even using a random number generator, or you prefer to select your "lucky" ones? We all know that this is a game of luck, so no matter how you do it, it's still valid, just pray that luck visits you. However, for principle and pride, I like to choose my number by myself, this is more honourable to me than for a machine or some set of superstitious means to choose it for me. I can just think of an outcome one after the other until I am done. At times too, I might use the numbers I see close to me for the "mission impossible" prediction.Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: Porfirii on February 16, 2025, 11:36:26 AM There are no lucky numbers for me, they are all random numbers. I use a random number generator when it comes to lotteries, but if I had to choose one from several, I would probably choose the one I like best. So you are one of those who would vote for the third option in the poll. I feel tempted sometimes to change the randomly generated numbers because they seem ugly, but then I remember the many times I've seen people winning with "apparently highly improbable numbers" and I usually control my first impulse of discarding them. OP, I didn't know there were generators for finding lucky numbers, but they're actually random numbers too. Not sure we will win the same numbers more than 3 times in a year, if ever, so the chances are really low. I don't have a favorite number, everything is taken based on existing possibilities. I didn't know them either until I did a search yesterday. I've seen that apart from just random number calculators, some of them are just landing pages to get your personal data, watch out. Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: Smartprofit on February 16, 2025, 12:05:21 PM I am not superstitious and I do not have magical thinking. I believe in science and in the mathematical theory of probability, however, I do not believe that one number is lucky and another is unlucky.
For me, all numbers are the same. At the same time, I know that some people believe that some numbers are lucky and others are not. And this circumstance can be used when playing gambling games that are based not only on luck but also on your skills and abilities (for example, poker). The same situation is with sports betting. Some people will make such bets based on the theory that some numbers are lucky and others are not. This circumstance can be used to your advantage. Your superstition cannot bring you winnings in gambling. However, the superstitions of other people can contribute to your winnings. Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: Porfirii on February 16, 2025, 12:38:26 PM I am not superstitious and I do not have magical thinking. -snip- Some people will make such bets based on the theory that some numbers are lucky and others are not. This circumstance can be used to your advantage. Your superstition cannot bring you winnings in gambling. However, the superstitions of other people can contribute to your winnings. That raises another interesting question: to what extent can a gambler prone to magical thinking believe, after a mere coincidence leading to a big win, that some mystical powers are real, due to confirmation bias? I can imagine cases where someone earns a lot of money and gets his life ruined because of that flawed mindset. It would be similar to those who got into Bitcoin early and believed that they had great trading skills, just to end losing most of the money because of hunches about promising alts that went nowhere. Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: tabas on February 16, 2025, 04:16:29 PM I have my preferred lucky numbers but I mostly do both when I think that they're not lucky. But, I don't use random number generators or if I do use, I guess whatever random is on my mind then that's my RNG without having the need to use any tools or software. It's just on my head then and I'll just choose whatever will come out after that.
Your superstition cannot bring you winnings in gambling. However, the superstitions of other people can contribute to your winnings. While this is true that it cannot bring winnings in gambling but you'll never know what luck means to these superstitious beliefs and sometimes, there is no explanation on how it goes for those that rely on it whenever they win.Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: peter0425 on February 16, 2025, 04:32:41 PM I am not superstitious and I do not have magical thinking. -snip- Some people will make such bets based on the theory that some numbers are lucky and others are not. This circumstance can be used to your advantage. Your superstition cannot bring you winnings in gambling. However, the superstitions of other people can contribute to your winnings. That raises another interesting question: to what extent can a gambler prone to magical thinking believe, after a mere coincidence leading to a big win, that some mystical powers are real, due to confirmation bias? Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: ajiz138 on February 16, 2025, 04:42:53 PM Choosing with a favorite number and it being true like others say the last number of my birthday or other family can bring good luck, although in the end relying on luck. Random numbers have been tried. Generator numbers have been tried. Have you ever picked betting numbers with random.org's generator? Sometimes pick numbers there. Lol I know some players who keep statistics of winning numbers themselves and make their predictions based on this. But in any case, from time to time, without even noticing it, we choose our lucky numbers, which are associated with our best memories. Because random numbers are difficult to guess, they play the sacred numbers again. Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: eisen33 on February 16, 2025, 04:47:39 PM I'm opening this thread because I am curious about what the general trend is among the forum members regarding this topic: if you have to choose, do you prefer to pick some random numbers, even using a random number generator, or you prefer to select your "lucky" ones? I'm not superstitious most of the times, and I frequently select the automatic filling option with random numbers so as not to waste time, instead of selecting them by hand. In the end, the chances are always the same no matter the numbers you choose. But I'm asking this question because there are times when I prefer to follow my inspiration and select "special" numbers, or avoid "ugly" ones. It's funny, we all know "random number generators", but I've done a search and there are also "lucky number generators" based on numerology :D So the question is: you don't care about the numbers and fill them automatically, as they all have the same chances to win, or you tend to pick your preferred ones (birthdays, favourite numbers,...) manually? I think it is impossible to answer this question unequivocally, but I prefer to choose my lucky numbers, so at least it seems that I am able to influence something in this way. If we choose random numbers, then we rely only on luck, and if we choose our numbers, then we hope for our lucky number, or our numbers. In fact, I understand that maybe it does not matter at all, but I want to believe that my number is able to bring me luck. Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: jstyler on February 16, 2025, 04:49:55 PM I'm with you Porfirii, I prefer to use my lucky numbers too! It's more fun and engaging than just relying on random number generators. And who knows, maybe our "lucky" numbers will indeed bring us good fortune.
Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: yahoo62278 on February 16, 2025, 04:51:52 PM Are we talking picking numbers for keno or something? Lottery? If you are talking about keno, it doesn't matter what numbers you pick. The numbers and the keno board are just animations for show, the result is going to be the same no matter what numbers you chose.
As far as the lottery goes, I like to use birthdays of family members if I decide to play something like powerball or whatever. Your odds are terrible no matter what numbers you choose but somebody has to win. Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: Julien_Olynpic on February 17, 2025, 02:03:51 AM I like to read books on numerology sometimes. I understand that most of them are unscientific and often not even worth wasting time on. But they are very interestingly written and read like fiction. In addition, I do not abandon the hope of taking something useful from these books for gambling. After all, numerology can be used in trading as an auxiliary theory, so why can't it be done in gambling? At the same time, I, of course, do not mean casino games, because there are no strategies there and those who play, for example, roulette are pure ludomans, in my opinion. As for sports betting, the situation is a little different. There you can really get income in the long term, but it is one of the hardest incomes in the world.
Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: michellee on February 17, 2025, 02:13:34 AM I will choose random numbers than my lucky ones because I don't have it ;D
If that is about roll the numbers, we could only rely on our luck and by choose any numbers could give us the chance to be the winners. But I don't deny if some people will choose their lucky numbers because they feel better by choosing that numbers. Yes I don't care about the numbers and fill them automatically. I can wait for what numbers will come out but I don't regret it if my numbers will not be the winner. Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: cryptoaddictchie on February 17, 2025, 04:22:11 AM I always choose random numbers even I joined lottery I keep choosing random to pick my bets. Whats the difference of that with the lucky number and how does one define lucky number anyway. Does it always come out on any competition for example lottery? Or someone just pick it as lucky number as bias for his choice.
Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: mirakal on February 17, 2025, 11:53:18 AM In the lottery, the chances are very slim, so any number you choose will only win if you're lucky. But most of us prefer to bet on a number that's easy to remember. For me, I'll pick a specific number combination and bet on it regularly until the day I finally become the lucky winner. At least when that day comes, I'll instantly recognize I'm a winner because I've been sticking with that number for such a long time. However, the problem is, you’ll never know when will your lucky numbers come out in lottery, until you get tired of it waiting for that day since you’ve lose a lot already. It’s only rare to witness bettors who have been betting their specific numbers patiently from day 1 until it finally hits the jackpot prize. Most have quit already and just accepted the fact that they’ll never get lucky with lottery.Hopefully, that scenario will come! Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: moneystery on February 17, 2025, 12:22:57 PM i usually just pick a number based on random. whatever number comes up, i'll just pick it and go with it. because i'm not the type of person who thinks too much when picking a number, and i don't really have any lucky numbers in my life. so whatever number is there, i'll just pick it and leave it to my luck.
Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: Mahanton on February 17, 2025, 12:28:24 PM In the lottery, the chances are very slim, so any number you choose will only win if you're lucky. But most of us prefer to bet on a number that's easy to remember. For me, I'll pick a specific number combination and bet on it regularly until the day I finally become the lucky winner. At least when that day comes, I'll instantly recognize I'm a winner because I've been sticking with that number for such a long time. However, the problem is, you’ll never know when will your lucky numbers come out in lottery, until you get tired of it waiting for that day since you’ve lose a lot already. It’s only rare to witness bettors who have been betting their specific numbers patiently from day 1 until it finally hits the jackpot prize. Most have quit already and just accepted the fact that they’ll never get lucky with lottery.Hopefully, that scenario will come! Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: sompitonov on February 17, 2025, 12:32:01 PM i usually just pick a number based on random. whatever number comes up, i'll just pick it and go with it. because i'm not the type of person who thinks too much when picking a number, and i don't really have any lucky numbers in my life. so whatever number is there, i'll just pick it and leave it to my luck. Previously, I was interested in coming up with the numbers myself, which I would like to bet on, it created the illusion that something really depended on me in the game, although in fact, luck itself decides everything completely. Now my opinion has changed and I also do not want to waste time on these numbers, because it is practically meaningless, and if I am destined to win, it will happen without me choosing these numbers. I think this is more typical for beginners who sincerely believe, calculate, pray for different numbers, perhaps only with time their eyes will open, but most likely never.Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: ovcijisir on February 17, 2025, 12:43:35 PM I have my set of numbers that I use regularly, I don't know if they are lucky numbers, I might have more chance by using random number generator.
Filling in those numbers is habit not to waste time by thinking which numbers to fill in. Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: lovesmayfamilis on February 17, 2025, 12:59:57 PM I have numbers that relate to some pretty good moments in my life, and yes, I will choose them first. But I am not constant in this; I can put on the date of the day or the date of the month, combining them at my discretion, subconsciously wishing luck to myself. It is difficult to call it magic, but if we talk about luck, then its principles of sympathy for the lucky ones can also be attributed to certain superstitions, so why not have fun with choosing your favorite numbers?
Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: AbuBhakar on February 17, 2025, 01:02:22 PM I have my set of numbers that I use regularly, I don't know if they are lucky numbers, I might have more chance by using random number generator. Filling in those numbers is habit not to waste time by thinking which numbers to fill in. Having lucky number/favorite number is just the same winning chance if you use random generated numbers since the result is completely random. The only difference is the minimal time save by filling the numbers but they are almost in terms winning probability. However, it’s more enjoyable to play using your lucky numbers because it turns the game to proving the point that they are indeed lucky. I do enjoy lottery if I pick my favorite number rather than random number. Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: ovcijisir on February 17, 2025, 01:13:54 PM I have my set of numbers that I use regularly, I don't know if they are lucky numbers, I might have more chance by using random number generator. Filling in those numbers is habit not to waste time by thinking which numbers to fill in. Having lucky number/favorite number is just the same winning chance if you use random generated numbers since the result is completely random. The only difference is the minimal time save by filling the numbers but they are almost in terms winning probability. However, it’s more enjoyable to play using your lucky numbers because it turns the game to proving the point that they are indeed lucky. I do enjoy lottery if I pick my favorite number rather than random number. There is one more upside when using favourite numbers - when I use them it is easier to check lottery, because I don't have to double check winning lottery numbers as I have my lucky numbers memorized. Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: Questat on February 17, 2025, 01:53:58 PM Sometimes I choose numbers related to my age, birth date, and some memorable dates. But I'd never think it was a lucky number because I don't have a single win from them. That is why until now I pick random numbers, and even if I win from these numbers, I still choose different numbers for the next bet.
Lucky numbers are just lucky when we win after picking random numbers. That is why I really don't think it exists unless every time we join lotteries, it always wins. Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: Mpamaegbu on February 17, 2025, 02:12:29 PM if you have to choose, do you prefer to pick some random numbers, even using a random number generator, or you prefer to select your "lucky" ones? Aren't lucky numbers and random numbers the same thing?Anyway, I haven't used a number selector for anything just like I haven't ever used a password or username generator once too. I like to do my stuff manually and that has to a great extent kept me safe in the online space. Whenever, I've to choose a single number I always go with number 7 as that is the number of characters of my name but if it's more than a number I just choose whatever that comes to mind with 7 in the mix. So far, even the 7 I've been choosing hasn't brought me any luck 🙈 Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: Akbarkoe on February 17, 2025, 02:25:50 PM I'm opening this thread because I am curious about what the general trend is among the forum members regarding this topic: if you have to choose, do you prefer to pick some random numbers, even using a random number generator, or you prefer to select your "lucky" ones? I think I prefer to be curious about the numbers that suddenly appear, actually we are not inspiring about the date of birth or favorite numbers in our lives but we are looking for answers to whether it will be a lucky number or not and we try it to be at the far far? Doing this because the doubling includes the case of random generators that occasionally use it, I do not believe the superstition even though I have tried the numbers that I got in my dream. LOLI'm not superstitious most of the times, and I frequently select the automatic filling option with random numbers so as not to waste time, instead of selecting them by hand. In the end, the chances are always the same no matter the numbers you choose. But I'm asking this question because there are times when I prefer to follow my inspiration and select "special" numbers, or avoid "ugly" ones. It's funny, we all know "random number generators", but I've done a search and there are also "lucky number generators" based on numerology :D So the question is: you don't care about the numbers and fill them automatically, as they all have the same chances to win, or you tend to pick your preferred ones (birthdays, favourite numbers,...) manually? Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: Hispo on February 17, 2025, 04:45:46 PM Here in my country people do not have the option to play with their preferred numbers when comes to lotteries, we only have the option to buy pre-printed tickets and choose whatever we want. Each country seems to have its own differences and characteristics in lottery bet, in the country I live there are types of lottery with the Asian market and everyone can place or bet on numbers as they wish without any numbers that have been made and just pay the coupon.It would seem to be that having the option to play with preferred numbers is something which is mostly common from countries within the European Union and the United States, in Latin America we don't have such privilege. Even if we had it, I believe I would rather to go with random numbers instead of preferred number of those who evoke superstition. Most of the people in my country just determine the numbers based on mathematical calculations and also some of them believe in superstition and even believe in certain numbers that are bet every time until they really come out and give winning. Superstition is also strong here in my country. I have been told of people who are numbers in their dreams and when they wake up, they write them down, so they can buy the lottery ticket the see with those numbers which they pictured in their dreams. If you are from Asia, then it is not surprising there is also a lot of superstition and customs regarding good luck and bad luck, after all people from Asia represent and important percentage of gambling volume from all around the world and it has created some stereotype about Asian and gambling, as if all asian were into gambling, when in reality that is not true. :P If it was possible to choose numbers in the most popular lotteries here in my country, I think I would rather to choose my own preferred numbers instead of going for random ones, just in case I happen to see something in my dreams ;) Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: AmoreJaz on February 17, 2025, 05:45:13 PM if you have to choose, do you prefer to pick some random numbers, even using a random number generator, or you prefer to select your "lucky" ones? Aren't lucky numbers and random numbers the same thing?Anyway, I haven't used a number selector for anything just like I haven't ever used a password or username generator once too. I like to do my stuff manually and that has to a great extent kept me safe in the online space. Whenever, I've to choose a single number I always go with number 7 as that is the number of characters of my name but if it's more than a number I just choose whatever that comes to mind with 7 in the mix. So far, even the 7 I've been choosing hasn't brought me any luck 🙈 Well, the truth is - one can only say those are lucky numbers once they won something from those numbers. So yeah, for me, they are all the same. Random or lucky numbers. Because if you haven't won yet from those numbers, how can you say those are lucky, right? So don't think too much about your lucky numbers because there's no such thing. You may have won in several bets using those numbers but more than likely, it was just coincidence. And now, just because you believe you have such luck in those numbers, you will surely use it whenever you want to bet on something. Guess - you won't just hit the jackpot using those "lucky" numbers. Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: mcdouglasx on February 17, 2025, 05:47:25 PM I'm not superstitious most of the times, and I frequently select the automatic filling option with random numbers so as not to waste time, instead of selecting them by hand. In the end, the chances are always the same no matter the numbers you choose. But I'm asking this question because there are times when I prefer to follow my inspiration and select "special" numbers, or avoid "ugly" ones. Following your gut feeling is real and generally refers more to cultural or psychological factors than probabilities. So, even though the game itself is random and equally likely, our choices are far from random. Our brain believes that those choices are the most probable, using previous experiences or familiar numbers as guides, unconsciously. There are studies where people are asked to choose a number between 1 and 100, and the highest percentage of selections goes to the number '37'. Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: PX-Z on February 17, 2025, 06:19:45 PM So the question is: you don't care about the numbers and fill them automatically, as they all have the same chances to win, or you tend to pick your preferred ones (birthdays, favourite numbers,...) manually? TBH, as for the availability of the numbers, it's easy to pick numbers you usually use, preferred, familiar, or whatever you called it, just like birthdays, anniversaries, etc. Thus, it's more difficult to choose if these numbers were already picked by others and you need to choose from the remaining, if random is okay, then it might be my last option always. Actually this is what I'm doing in the Games & Rounds' contest or giveways.Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: Porfirii on February 17, 2025, 07:08:47 PM <...> Following your gut feeling is real and generally refers more to cultural or psychological factors than probabilities. So, even though the game itself is random and equally likely, our choices are far from random. Our brain believes that those choices are the most probable, using previous experiences or familiar numbers as guides, unconsciously. There are studies where people are asked to choose a number between 1 and 100, and the highest percentage of selections goes to the number '37'. Hey mcdouglasx! that's interesting. I heard not long ago that when people are asked to choose a number between 0 and 9, number 7 is the most frequently chosen by far, which makes total sense with what you just said (37 ends in 7, the "lucky number" in many cultures). This can be also linked to what Smartprofit said before (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5530999.msg65069280#msg65069280), and add not only that "the superstitions of other people can contribute to your winnings" but also their unconscious. Good to take into account when choosing your numbers and minimize the chances of having to share the prize among multiple winners in games that work like this. Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: Zoomic on February 17, 2025, 07:32:08 PM I believe in luck, and I know that if it’s my lucky day, I will win no matter what pattern I follow. So, I don’t stick to a regular pattern; I simply follow my instincts. Sometimes I choose random numbers, while other times I go for my special numbers. If it’s not my day, there’s absolutely nothing I can do about it. This is just what gambling is all about, I just wish all gamblers will understand this and stop stressing themselves over wins or losses when they already know there are only two outcomes in gambling.
Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: I_Anime on February 17, 2025, 08:44:22 PM I believe in luck, and I know that if it’s my lucky day, I will win no matter what pattern I follow. So, I don’t stick to a regular pattern; I simply follow my instincts. Sometimes I choose random numbers, while other times I go for my special numbers. If it’s not my day, there’s absolutely nothing I can do about it. This is just what gambling is all about, I just wish all gamblers will understand this and stop stressing themselves over wins or losses when they already know there are only two outcomes in gambling. Yeah is mainly about luck either you choose random numbers or lucky numbers it won’t change a thing it all boils down to luck being on your side or not that moment, most usually assume there’s a skills to keep winning in gambling, while to me the only skill I know is the one that will help reduce losses and also reduce the winning which is following the right principle of gambling . Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: Lanatsa on February 17, 2025, 09:44:04 PM I believe in luck, and I know that if it’s my lucky day, I will win no matter what pattern I follow. So, I don’t stick to a regular pattern; I simply follow my instincts. Sometimes I choose random numbers, while other times I go for my special numbers. If it’s not my day, there’s absolutely nothing I can do about it. This is just what gambling is all about, I just wish all gamblers will understand this and stop stressing themselves over wins or losses when they already know there are only two outcomes in gambling. Yeah is mainly about luck either you choose random numbers or lucky numbers it won’t change a thing it all boils down to luck being on your side or not that moment, most usually assume there’s a skills to keep winning in gambling, while to me the only skill I know is the one that will help reduce losses and also reduce the winning which is following the right principle of gambling . Dealing up with lotteries doesnt really give out that kind of assurance and you would really be needing all luck in the world for you to be able to have that kind of jackpot hit. There's no way to tell whether these numbers are really having some influence or not. The thing here is that you do really know on what you are really that dealing on. Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: Woodie on February 17, 2025, 09:54:26 PM I don't believe in random outcomes !
Btw, you know how it's like when you follow the lotto draws and notice a pattern in the numbers that get picked...well that's the kind of information that gives you an edge and I will always prefer picking my own numbers as I leverage my information for a step closer to winning something! For those that play roulette should know that should black ⚫️ come, the next colour to come is likely to be black though probability here is 50/50 :P Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: taufik123 on February 19, 2025, 08:37:54 AM I don't believe in random outcomes ! Picking randomly seems to give you more chances because the numbers that come up won't always be your favourite numbers, Btw, you know how it's like when you follow the lotto draws and notice a pattern in the numbers that get picked...well that's the kind of information that gives you an edge and I will always prefer picking my own numbers as I leverage my information for a step closer to winning something! but of course, this will be adjusted to the research and the type of information you get as you say. But if you are only fixated on your favourite numbers, the chances of winning may be smaller, Random number selection with information that gives you an edge may give you a bigger chance. Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: harapan on February 19, 2025, 09:12:34 AM So the question is: you don't care about the numbers and fill them automatically, as they all have the same chances to win, or you tend to pick your preferred ones (birthdays, favourite numbers,...) manually? I think this is pure tactics and I'll say you go for what works best for you, because your lucky numbers are always a win and the random numbers too can actually be a win.soin this context I always prefer to go for random numbers usually it falls on my favourite numbers and I mix it up with some other numbers and guess what it's give me results,so have been following up this pattern in most cases and also I don't think I have lucky numbers but definitely my win can always fall in different category of numbers that have picked randomly.this is why I always go for random numbers than the lucky numbers. Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: sompitonov on February 19, 2025, 09:27:26 AM I don't believe in random outcomes ! Picking randomly seems to give you more chances because the numbers that come up won't always be your favourite numbers, Btw, you know how it's like when you follow the lotto draws and notice a pattern in the numbers that get picked...well that's the kind of information that gives you an edge and I will always prefer picking my own numbers as I leverage my information for a step closer to winning something! but of course, this will be adjusted to the research and the type of information you get as you say. But if you are only fixated on your favourite numbers, the chances of winning may be smaller, Random number selection with information that gives you an edge may give you a bigger chance. Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: ethereumhunter on February 19, 2025, 09:47:52 AM I believe in luck, and I know that if it’s my lucky day, I will win no matter what pattern I follow. So, I don’t stick to a regular pattern; I simply follow my instincts. Sometimes I choose random numbers, while other times I go for my special numbers. If it’s not my day, there’s absolutely nothing I can do about it. This is just what gambling is all about, I just wish all gamblers will understand this and stop stressing themselves over wins or losses when they already know there are only two outcomes in gambling. Yeah is mainly about luck either you choose random numbers or lucky numbers it won’t change a thing it all boils down to luck being on your side or not that moment, most usually assume there’s a skills to keep winning in gambling, while to me the only skill I know is the one that will help reduce losses and also reduce the winning which is following the right principle of gambling .People will choose whatever they feel comfortable in their feeling so they will select random or lucky numbers based on what they feel. We have different method that we will use so that will not be a problem if we use different way than the other people. Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: Yaunfitda on February 19, 2025, 09:55:26 AM I believe in luck, and I know that if it’s my lucky day, I will win no matter what pattern I follow. So, I don’t stick to a regular pattern; I simply follow my instincts. Sometimes I choose random numbers, while other times I go for my special numbers. If it’s not my day, there’s absolutely nothing I can do about it. This is just what gambling is all about, I just wish all gamblers will understand this and stop stressing themselves over wins or losses when they already know there are only two outcomes in gambling. Yeah is mainly about luck either you choose random numbers or lucky numbers it won’t change a thing it all boils down to luck being on your side or not that moment, most usually assume there’s a skills to keep winning in gambling, while to me the only skill I know is the one that will help reduce losses and also reduce the winning which is following the right principle of gambling .People will choose whatever they feel comfortable in their feeling so they will select random or lucky numbers based on what they feel. We have different method that we will use so that will not be a problem if we use different way than the other people. This is just me but I would not choose random numbers in a lottery. I have done it before and I will say that I even don't hit any numbers not just one. So I stop and when I bet I just pick my own numbers. Although I don't bet on lottery as much as I can, as I do just go on sports betting or slot games.Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: jaberwock on February 19, 2025, 06:59:03 PM Are we talking picking numbers for keno or something? Lottery? He didn't mentioned any games on his first post but I think yeah they are counted and they are among those popular games that requires number picking.If you are talking about keno, it doesn't matter what numbers you pick. The numbers and the keno board are just animations for show, the result is going to be the same no matter what numbers you chose. Really? All the time, I thought they are random but maybe they are truly random. It is just that maybe the results are already generated even before the numbers appear in our screen, just like before the balls drop at the bottom of a Plinko board.As far as the lottery goes, I like to use birthdays of family members if I decide to play something like powerball or whatever. Your odds are terrible no matter what numbers you choose but somebody has to win. This is also called as lucky number or lucky pick, if I'm not mistaken. A lot of people are doing this, including me. Even though the game is random as we know it, we still think that it makes more sense playing the game this way. I think the only way to pump the odds is by buying more tickets.Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: Porfirii on February 19, 2025, 07:14:32 PM I don't believe in random outcomes ! Btw, you know how it's like when you follow the lotto draws and notice a pattern in the numbers that get picked...well that's the kind of information that gives you an edge and I will always prefer picking my own numbers as I leverage my information for a step closer to winning something! If the lotto is well designed, patterns shouldn't give any valuable information as they would be mere coincidences. Even the most unlikely can happen, like the same winning numbers coming out twice -we've discussed about these events before in a few different threads, as improbable is not the same as impossible. I agree that, in the past, one could detect flaws in the design of some games by keeping an eye out for patterns, but I don't think this is the case anymore. Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: mcdouglasx on February 19, 2025, 07:55:24 PM Good to take into account when choosing your numbers and minimize the chances of having to share the prize among multiple winners in games that work like this. I hadn't thought of it that way. In games where there could be multiple winners, it's better to use a random number generator to avoid the probability of sharing our winnings by not choosing numbers that are frequently used. In fact, it would be a better strategy than choosing our "lucky numbers" or based on the "randomness" of our thoughts. Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: Lanatsa on February 19, 2025, 08:57:04 PM Good to take into account when choosing your numbers and minimize the chances of having to share the prize among multiple winners in games that work like this. I hadn't thought of it that way. In games where there could be multiple winners, it's better to use a random number generator to avoid the probability of sharing our winnings by not choosing numbers that are frequently used. In fact, it would be a better strategy than choosing our "lucky numbers" or based on the "randomness" of our thoughts. For me then i would really be that just picking up some random numbers yet the odds on winning up a lottery is really that indeed small or close to impossible. Even if you do make that kind of maintaining your lucky numbers and betting for the rest of your life then you will be still that not able to assure that you can be able to hit up. Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: Fortify on February 19, 2025, 09:27:11 PM I'm opening this thread because I am curious about what the general trend is among the forum members regarding this topic: if you have to choose, do you prefer to pick some random numbers, even using a random number generator, or you prefer to select your "lucky" ones? I'm not superstitious most of the times, and I frequently select the automatic filling option with random numbers so as not to waste time, instead of selecting them by hand. In the end, the chances are always the same no matter the numbers you choose. But I'm asking this question because there are times when I prefer to follow my inspiration and select "special" numbers, or avoid "ugly" ones. It's funny, we all know "random number generators", but I've done a search and there are also "lucky number generators" based on numerology :D So the question is: you don't care about the numbers and fill them automatically, as they all have the same chances to win, or you tend to pick your preferred ones (birthdays, favourite numbers,...) manually? While I don't believe in superstition or anything like lucky numbers, if that is what someone wants to pick then it's just as good. What I did find curious when looking into things like the lottery, is how much of a disparity certain numbers will have in the amount of times they are draw over years. While you might expect them all to be fairly close to an average number, there are actually quite large differences where some balls might be picked 30 times out of a thousand (for example) and others might be 75 times out of a thousand. It made me wonder if there is something else at play here, like the slight extra weight or aerodynamics of lottery balls which might effect how frequently they get selected. Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: Crypto Library on February 19, 2025, 09:38:13 PM So the question is: you don't care about the numbers and fill them automatically, as they all have the same chances to win, or you tend to pick your preferred ones (birthdays, favourite numbers,...) manually? I am also not superstitious while doing these things, and also think their is nothing like that is lucky numbers what if we choose we will be the winner because if that then every time those lucky number selectors will only won.Anyway, in my cases because of the human being it's changes few time to selecting random number to my favourite number. But most of the like I like to choose some exceptional number or what I saw is free to select. Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: ChiBitCTy on February 19, 2025, 09:58:59 PM When I was living down in St Petersburg Florida for quite a few years, we often held a work office pool deal where we all threw in 5-10 bucks or whatever to play for the local lottery. Of course we never won, surprise surprise , but one thing that we did do was follow up on whom won. It sure seemed that the vast majority of winners had chosen their own numbers, not just played random numbers. It seems to me that more people win that way..but perhaps I'm making that up??
Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: ethereumhunter on February 20, 2025, 01:05:33 AM If we talk about luck, then most likely we would choose the numbers that has some meaning to us, just like what others say like birthdays. And we for sure will have the mindset that it's going to be lucky for us as it has some connection to our lives. That is usually happen to those who believe with the lucky numbers so they will stick to the choice numbers. They believe that will give them the chance to win although there is no guarantee they can win from the prediction or lucky numbers or random number. That is why we must follow our analysis so we will not make a wrong decision. Many people prefer to select the number that has meaning to them. We can not just deny the idea before we see what impact to them.This is just me but I would not choose random numbers in a lottery. I have done it before and I will say that I even don't hit any numbers not just one. So I stop and when I bet I just pick my own numbers. Although I don't bet on lottery as much as I can, as I do just go on sports betting or slot games. It is normal to see you do like that because he can accept what will happen later. It is understandable if an adult people will choose his own numbers. We don't have to interfere too deep because I guess that person will come out with his new power. So it is better we stay with other people before you do crazy things here in the forum. I don't have a problem if that is random numbers for lottery.Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: EarnOnVictor on February 20, 2025, 01:16:00 AM So the question is: you don't care about the numbers and fill them automatically, as they all have the same chances to win, or you tend to pick your preferred ones (birthdays, favourite numbers,...) manually? I am also not superstitious while doing these things, and also think their is nothing like that is lucky numbers what if we choose we will be the winner because if that then every time those lucky number selectors will only won.Either way, you have provided numbers and none has that special reason to be called lucky number unless they are indeed lucky to have won the lottery. Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: Porfirii on February 20, 2025, 08:30:23 AM Many members voted already, and although after the firsts votes it seemed that most members would prefer to choose their preferred numbers, in the end it seems that a vast majority prefers either choosing random numbers, with or without discarding the ugliest ones.
I think that many members still didn't vote, let's see if "lucky numbers" manage to come back. Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: xenomorfo on February 20, 2025, 08:47:04 AM Many members voted already, and although after the firsts votes it seemed that most members would prefer to choose their preferred numbers, in the end it seems that a vast majority prefers either choosing random numbers, with or without discarding the ugliest ones. I think that many members still didn't vote, let's see if "lucky numbers" manage to come back. In my opinion it depends on the psychological point of view on what reason play. If you games for fun and to spend time in my opinion you will prefer to use your number, because you are fond of it and therefore you like to play them. If you want to win maybe you have to use the numbers that have more likely to go out at that moment. In the lotto they are called late numbers.. Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: Dailyscript on February 20, 2025, 09:19:42 AM So the question is: you don't care about the numbers and fill them automatically, as they all have the same chances to win, or you tend to pick your preferred ones (birthdays, favourite numbers,...) manually? I am also not superstitious while doing these things, and also think their is nothing like that is lucky numbers what if we choose we will be the winner because if that then every time those lucky number selectors will only won.Anyway, in my cases because of the human being it's changes few time to selecting random number to my favourite number. But most of the like I like to choose some exceptional number or what I saw is free to select. Human decisions are dynamic. You may change a favorite number because the previous one you chose did not work well for you. This shows that we humans cant change what we like at any giving time . Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: Dave1 on February 20, 2025, 09:23:39 AM Many members voted already, and although after the firsts votes it seemed that most members would prefer to choose their preferred numbers, in the end it seems that a vast majority prefers either choosing random numbers, with or without discarding the ugliest ones. I think that many members still didn't vote, let's see if "lucky numbers" manage to come back. In my opinion it depends on the psychological point of view on what reason play. If you games for fun and to spend time in my opinion you will prefer to use your number, because you are fond of it and therefore you like to play them. If you want to win maybe you have to use the numbers that have more likely to go out at that moment. In the lotto they are called late numbers.. It's just the same though, even if you play for fun, you aim to win so it's better to bet on numbers that you like, instead of the computers picking up numbers for you. Just the same with sports betting, I mean you are going to pick the games and the handicap or ML bet base on you preferences. So specially in lotto? As you can see here, https://blog.jackpocket.com/how-big-lottery-winners-pick-winning-numbers/ Quote 1. Birthdays & Anniversaries 2. Lucky Numbers 3. Going Random Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: Porfirii on February 20, 2025, 09:34:13 AM <...> In my opinion it depends on the psychological point of view on what reason play. If you games for fun and to spend time in my opinion you will prefer to use your number, because you are fond of it and therefore you like to play them. If you want to win maybe you have to use the numbers that have more likely to go out at that moment. In the lotto they are called late numbers.. It's just the same though, even if you play for fun, you aim to win so it's better to bet on numbers that you like, instead of the computers picking up numbers for you. Just the same with sports betting, I mean you are going to pick the games and the handicap or ML bet base on you preferences. -snip- I agree with Dave1. I think that I mainly bet or gamble for fun, but that doesn't mean that I don't want to win too. As I stated in the OP, I usually prefer random numbers, but in special occasions I prefer picking more symbolic numbers. But, in the end, although I mainly play for fun, I almost always pock random numbers, so one thing does not prevent the other. Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: bakasabo on February 20, 2025, 10:50:18 AM What I think that it is impossible to prove that there are statistics or probability, that one persons lucky number is more likely to bring success than a random pick. Nevertheless, I have noticed that I often prefer to use or pick number 6. I cant explain why. I dont believe in theory of magical numbers, in symbolism if we talk about numbers (number 4 often is considered as unlucky number in Japan, as it sounds similar to death). If 6 is not available, I will pick random number.
Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: Dr.Bitcoin_Strange on February 21, 2025, 09:11:35 AM <...> In my opinion it depends on the psychological point of view on what reason play. If you games for fun and to spend time in my opinion you will prefer to use your number, because you are fond of it and therefore you like to play them. If you want to win maybe you have to use the numbers that have more likely to go out at that moment. In the lotto they are called late numbers.. It's just the same though, even if you play for fun, you aim to win so it's better to bet on numbers that you like, instead of the computers picking up numbers for you. Just the same with sports betting, I mean you are going to pick the games and the handicap or ML bet base on you preferences. -snip- I agree with Dave1. I think that I mainly bet or gamble for fun, but that doesn't mean that I don't want to win too. As I stated in the OP, I usually prefer random numbers, but in special occasions I prefer picking more symbolic numbers. But, in the end, although I mainly play for fun, I almost always pock random numbers, so one thing does not prevent the other. @Porfirii, just like you have said, I also believe that irrespective of what ever purpose that anyone is gambling for, even those that say they are absolutely gambling for fun but yet, every gambling would definitely feel happy for that winning they are getting. There's no body that doesn't feel happy when ever they experience winning in what ever situation and that's also how they will feel happy when they win in gambling too. Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: Strongkored on February 21, 2025, 03:10:54 PM If I have the chance to choose, I will choose my lucky number or I can say my favorite number even though the number does not always give good results.
For example, when participating in guessing the first goal minute in a football match, if my favorite number has not been chosen, I will choose that, but actually, sometimes choosing randomly is what gives me the win, so lucky numbers don't always bring luck. Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: o48o on February 21, 2025, 09:12:22 PM I'm opening this thread because I am curious about what the general trend is among the forum members regarding this topic: if you have to choose, do you prefer to pick some random numbers, even using a random number generator, or you prefer to select your "lucky" ones? Random, because you get stuck with lucky number mentality. Different games need different amount of those numbers, so you feel need to bet on more games so you might use all your number combinations, or reduce the numbers that you prioritize less. I'm not superstitious most of the times, and I frequently select the automatic filling option with random numbers so as not to waste time, instead of selecting them by hand. In the end, the chances are always the same no matter the numbers you choose. But I'm asking this question because there are times when I prefer to follow my inspiration and select "special" numbers, or avoid "ugly" ones. It's funny, we all know "random number generators", but I've done a search and there are also "lucky number generators" based on numerology :D So the question is: you don't care about the numbers and fill them automatically, as they all have the same chances to win, or you tend to pick your preferred ones (birthdays, favourite numbers,...) manually? Numerology doesn't make any sense to me either. I can pretty much talk meaning and find connections with all the winning number combinations later on. That's because you can just invent those links as you go. It might seem reasonable for anyone who is superstitious. But with lucky numbers are just more pressure to get the system right all the time, if you believe such a thing. I know people who are stuck on playing lottery with theirs for their whole life, as they couldn't risk of losing jackpot with those numbers on the week they would have skipped. And if we are talking about lottery, many of those lucky numbers are going to be common lucky numbers and you would have probably share the main prize if you ever won it. Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: satscraper on February 22, 2025, 04:17:28 AM ~ So the question is: you don't care about the numbers and fill them automatically, as they all have the same chances to win, or you tend to pick your preferred ones (birthdays, favourite numbers,...) manually? I think that people always prefer to pick up their "lucky" numbers (like birthdays for instance) because they believe that those numbers are very significant for them though all numbers are statistically equivalent. . I will give you an insider look at one of numerous cases from my practice when the patient flatly refused to be placed into any ward numbered differently with his birthday. This illustrates how deeply personal beliefs and emotional connections to numbers can influence the decision-making. I also prefer to pick up my lucky numbers at any circumstances gambling including Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: Tmoonz on February 22, 2025, 05:43:42 AM To be honest I like to play numbers or letters/words according to my inspiration. If one special number, letter or word come to my mind, I try. But I didn't get higher winning percentage up to now from I've seen unfortunately. According to your inspiration, it is actually hard to even resist playing from a number based on your insistence or inspiration, whichever way we want to refer to it, since it's already a luck game. Following up your inspiration will be like your mind telling you what will likely be off luck to you; even if it's not accurate, we still keep on repeating it over and over again. It's not just you; I also like following up numbers based on what my mind tells me or the ones that catch my eye.Some times is very wrong to doubt what our minds tells us though so many has tried several times and felt discouraged of even not trying any further, I have an uncle back then when I was a boy, I never realized it not until now that my uncle was in to pool fixtures of draw games after making his predictions he always believes that children has much of luck around them compared to an adult he will always call us together to choose number and any that falls between his predictions is what he uses although it doesn't works for him all the time. Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: Porfirii on February 22, 2025, 10:45:46 AM ~ So the question is: you don't care about the numbers and fill them automatically, as they all have the same chances to win, or you tend to pick your preferred ones (birthdays, favourite numbers,...) manually? I think that people always prefer to pick up their "lucky" numbers (like birthdays for instance) because they believe that those numbers are very significant for them though all numbers are statistically equivalent. . I will give you an insider look at one of numerous cases from my practice when the patient flatly refused to be placed into any ward numbered differently with his birthday. This illustrates how deeply personal beliefs and emotional connections to numbers can influence the decision-making. I also prefer to pick up my lucky numbers at any circumstances gambling including Thank you for bringing a different case that has nothing to do with gambling but is very illustrative for our topic. In the case you mentioned it seems that picking up these numbers contributes to the patient's peace of mind (their health is at stake, so it is an important "bet" for them somehow). I was thinking in another theory, and it's the one about the gambler imagining himself in the future telling his relatives, for example, that he won thanks to their birthdays. Choosing these special numbers would be like taking the necessary steps not only to win, but to create a beautiful story to remember and tell to others. Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: Gozie51 on February 22, 2025, 12:24:18 PM So the question is: you don't care about the numbers and fill them automatically, as they all have the same chances to win, or you tend to pick your preferred ones (birthdays, favourite numbers,...) manually? If I have to choose numbers, it has to be numbers with significance. The important thing about significant numbers is that it is easier to remember in case you need to do that without going to search for where you have recorded it. Also, you are at home with such numbers that has to do with your dates so that even when you lose out, you don't feel it was unlucky numbers for you. Most people prefer their birthday dates for the numbers that they want to choose from, they believe it to be a lucky date or number and when they don't win from it, they are convinced that the winning isn't meant for them but when they don't choose from such dates and they lose, they will keep regretting not picking from their personal dates. So, there is always an attachment on dates we choose. Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: Peanutswar on February 22, 2025, 03:13:16 PM I do prefer with the lucky numbers like the others even on the lotto they have the numbers they are still keeping through out their encoding of their ticket and hopefully someday it will show up. In my country base on my experience and their beliefs once you doubt your favorite or lucky number it will shows up to your game but of course because you didn't pick it at all you didn't win the game. So this becomes part of your regrets reason why they are still keeping their numbers every time. Also if you already experience the winning numbers you have got a potential wins by through your experience why not stick on it.
Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: dunfida on February 22, 2025, 04:08:10 PM I do prefer with the lucky numbers like the others even on the lotto they have the numbers they are still keeping through out their encoding of their ticket and hopefully someday it will show up. In my country base on my experience and their beliefs once you doubt your favorite or lucky number it will shows up to your game but of course because you didn't pick it at all you didn't win the game. So this becomes part of your regrets reason why they are still keeping their numbers every time. Also if you already experience the winning numbers you have got a potential wins by through your experience why not stick on it. Me too, on which this do really adds up on the spice if we do speak about picking up our favorite numbers. ;D Usually it will really be picked into those numbers like birthdays, anniversaries or any other dates on which its been tagged up with special occasions on which this is really that typical and i would be sure that even into those lotteries in 1st tier countries too on which its bettors will really be having that kind of consideration when picking up with their numbers on which there's nothing bad with that as long you do really know at least on what you are doing and its really that giving out that kind of entertaintment of course.The wrong thing on here is that on the moment that you do get desperate because of that tons of losing tickets then this is where you will be starting to think off on trying to changed up your combination of numbers and this behavior will be continuing and this kind of mindset will really be pushing you to play even further. Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: shasan on February 24, 2025, 04:59:55 PM My luck never allows me to win (usually it happens :P) and I think there is nothing new that may happen if I choose any number that is selected in various ways including the Lucy number or something else. I usually take the number which is available and I can see which is free for me at that time. And I have seen the result is out of my side :D
Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: shield132 on February 24, 2025, 06:01:30 PM I'm opening this thread because I am curious about what the general trend is among the forum members regarding this topic: if you have to choose, do you prefer to pick some random numbers, even using a random number generator, or you prefer to select your "lucky" ones? I don't have lucky numbers but I have a favourite number. My favourite number is 7 because I like its shape and the way we spell it. I didn't have luck with this number but I have changed my strategy. I believe that you can only beat the casino with luck. I use a random number generator that shows numbers on the whole screen, and then I close my eyes and very randomly choose a number on the screen. This approach works better than choosing a reward according to my lucky number.I'm not superstitious most of the times, and I frequently select the automatic filling option with random numbers so as not to waste time, instead of selecting them by hand. In the end, the chances are always the same no matter the numbers you choose. But I'm asking this question because there are times when I prefer to follow my inspiration and select "special" numbers, or avoid "ugly" ones. It's funny, we all know "random number generators", but I've done a search and there are also "lucky number generators" based on numerology :D So the question is: you don't care about the numbers and fill them automatically, as they all have the same chances to win, or you tend to pick your preferred ones (birthdays, favourite numbers,...) manually? Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: Porfirii on February 24, 2025, 06:40:06 PM <...> I don't have lucky numbers but I have a favourite number. My favourite number is 7 because I like its shape and the way we spell it. I didn't have luck with this number but I have changed my strategy. I believe that you can only beat the casino with luck. I use a random number generator that shows numbers on the whole screen, and then I close my eyes and very randomly choose a number on the screen. This approach works better than choosing a reward according to my lucky number.You are not alone, shield132. As I pointed before in this thread, number 7 seems to be the most frequently mentioned favourite number: <...> -snip- There are studies where people are asked to choose a number between 1 and 100, and the highest percentage of selections goes to the number '37'. Hey mcdouglasx! that's interesting. I heard not long ago that when people are asked to choose a number between 0 and 9, number 7 is the most frequently chosen by far, which makes total sense with what you just said (37 ends in 7, the "lucky number" in many cultures). -snip- So it was clever from you to change your strategy because, if you competed in the same game or had to share the prize with other people (for example with lotteries, or choosing yourself your numbers in plinko, etc.) choosing the same number(s) most people choose is not the best option. Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: Zadicar on March 08, 2025, 03:45:29 PM I'm opening this thread because I am curious about what the general trend is among the forum members regarding this topic: if you have to choose, do you prefer to pick some random numbers, even using a random number generator, or you prefer to select your "lucky" ones? I don't have lucky numbers but I have a favourite number. My favourite number is 7 because I like its shape and the way we spell it. I didn't have luck with this number but I have changed my strategy. I believe that you can only beat the casino with luck. I use a random number generator that shows numbers on the whole screen, and then I close my eyes and very randomly choose a number on the screen. This approach works better than choosing a reward according to my lucky number.I'm not superstitious most of the times, and I frequently select the automatic filling option with random numbers so as not to waste time, instead of selecting them by hand. In the end, the chances are always the same no matter the numbers you choose. But I'm asking this question because there are times when I prefer to follow my inspiration and select "special" numbers, or avoid "ugly" ones. It's funny, we all know "random number generators", but I've done a search and there are also "lucky number generators" based on numerology :D So the question is: you don't care about the numbers and fill them automatically, as they all have the same chances to win, or you tend to pick your preferred ones (birthdays, favourite numbers,...) manually? Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: TheUltraElite on March 23, 2025, 07:52:21 AM We all have our own version of superstitions and methods to keep anxiety at bay, in gambling this becomes evident because we all want to win but we forget that the system is created in a way that we will lose more in the long term, so we try to bring in stuff that we think brings in luck.
I dont believe any number to be lucky, the odds of rolling a specific number is the same for any other number. Numerology itself is a pseudoscience and created just to make people believe that nothing is wrong. In the world where knowledge is so easy to access, proper knowledge needs to be imparted otherwise superstitions will be there. Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: rachael9385 on March 23, 2025, 10:39:34 AM I tend to pick my preferred numbers. It looks like the normal way of doing it even the password we use are not so random as well. I think there is something on those birth dates that I want to prove my kid's birth date is a lucky day or my wife's birthday is a lucky day. :D There was a time that I won which is kind of true. Honestly, I don't think all these things actually work, it's just a matter of luck, it doesn't matter if you pick the dates of your birthday or perhaps even gamble on your birthday if it wants to go wrong it would. When I was playing magic numbers actively, sometimes I normally try my ATM withdrawal pin, birthday and stuff like that, but the results were still the same, funny enough the times I won more I actually picked random numbers. It's mentally exhausting when you do these things and they don't work, that's why I prefer to play for fun. Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: summonerrk on March 23, 2025, 01:08:07 PM We all have our own version of superstitions and methods to keep anxiety at bay, in gambling this becomes evident because we all want to win but we forget that the system is created in a way that we will lose more in the long term, so we try to bring in stuff that we think brings in luck. I dont believe any number to be lucky, the odds of rolling a specific number is the same for any other number. Numerology itself is a pseudoscience and created just to make people believe that nothing is wrong. In the world where knowledge is so easy to access, proper knowledge needs to be imparted otherwise superstitions will be there. You described everything correctly, but it's all about superstition. I can explain to you the logic of those who would immediately argue with you that favorite and lucky numbers are very important, and that they have real significance. So, if a superstitious guy bets not on his favorite number but on a random one and loses, then he will immediately start saying that he made a mistake. He will not listen to your arguments that the chances for all numbers are the same. This gambler will blame everyone around him and say that luck did not turn to him because he did not make his own choice. And if at that moment the number that comes up is also one of his favorite numbers. Then he will definitely fall into a strong rage. Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: bubilas on March 23, 2025, 01:33:52 PM For example, I don’t consider myself a superstitious person and I don’t believe in omens, but I want to say that when I played lotto I never put Random numbers without allowing the randomizer to do it for me.
I think that if I paid money for a ticket, then I should definitely assign numbers to it because there is a certain responsibility in this, and I want to do it myself, putting my favorite numbers in the cells or those that I count. Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: Dr.Bitcoin_Strange on March 24, 2025, 11:47:03 AM I tend to pick my preferred numbers. It looks like the normal way of doing it even the password we use are not so random as well. I think there is something on those birth dates that I want to prove my kid's birth date is a lucky day or my wife's birthday is a lucky day. :D There was a time that I won which is kind of true. Honestly, I don't think all these things actually work, it's just a matter of luck, it doesn't matter if you pick the dates of your birthday or perhaps even gamble on your birthday if it wants to go wrong it would. When I was playing magic numbers actively, sometimes I normally try my ATM withdrawal pin, birthday and stuff like that, but the results were still the same, funny enough the times I won more I actually picked random numbers. It's mentally exhausting when you do these things and they don't work, that's why I prefer to play for fun. Exactly, perhaps things can happen coincidentally most of the time and if in a situation where by one says that they have a lucky number that they picked, it could be successful (they would win) but that's just a coincidence and luck played out in their favour but someone somewhere is also picking the random number and still win it, luck is what winning relys on, mostly in gambling activities. Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: Koadharber on March 24, 2025, 11:57:14 AM For example, I don’t consider myself a superstitious person and I don’t believe in omens, but I want to say that when I played lotto I never put Random numbers without allowing the randomizer to do it for me. This is something typical that we do on which there would really be those lucky numbers or favorite digits on which we do tend to choose up. Me myself wont really be going totally on randomI think that if I paid money for a ticket, then I should definitely assign numbers to it because there is a certain responsibility in this, and I want to do it myself, putting my favorite numbers in the cells or those that I count. on which there are those times or moments that i do place those numbers on which at the moment that im doing it then i do always that give out some priority into those favorites on which it will really be that getting attached to birthdates and some other special occasion dates on choosing up on this one. Choosing up randomly will really be that easing out that kind of hassle or time on which at the moment that you do made out some choice then it will really be that in a snap but if you are already that trying out to spend up some time then you will definitely be choosing up these special digits on which you do really believe that it does have that relevance on hitting up the jackpot. Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: o48o on March 24, 2025, 12:38:15 PM For example, I don’t consider myself a superstitious person and I don’t believe in omens, but I want to say that when I played lotto I never put Random numbers without allowing the randomizer to do it for me. That's actually fair point. I do that too sometimes (not with same numbers every time though), but works because i am only buying ticket or two. If there would be 10+ tickets, work of marking those numbers would soon out weight the fun of it.I think that if I paid money for a ticket, then I should definitely assign numbers to it because there is a certain responsibility in this, and I want to do it myself, putting my favorite numbers in the cells or those that I count. Some games like bingo have normalized selling filled cards from the start for some reason. I've never encountered a bingo game where you could pick your letters and numbers beforehand. Then again, weirdly bingo isn't considered to be "real" gambling either. Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: Negotiation on March 25, 2025, 04:00:33 AM Depending on the type of bingo game it can sometimes be a completely random game and sometimes it can be somewhat customized or controlled bingo is often not considered real gambling because it is widely known as a recreational and social game where the risk is low and entertainment and fun are the main things. In bingo games since you can use pre-selected letters and numbers it becomes a slightly different type of game which is very attractive to many. Usually you do not choose anything and the prizes are completely and incredibly random.
Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: shogun47 on March 25, 2025, 05:07:47 AM I'm opening this thread because I am curious about what the general trend is among the forum members regarding this topic: if you have to choose, do you prefer to pick some random numbers, even using a random number generator, or you prefer to select your "lucky" ones? I'm not superstitious most of the times, and I frequently select the automatic filling option with random numbers so as not to waste time, instead of selecting them by hand. In the end, the chances are always the same no matter the numbers you choose. But I'm asking this question because there are times when I prefer to follow my inspiration and select "special" numbers, or avoid "ugly" ones. It's funny, we all know "random number generators", but I've done a search and there are also "lucky number generators" based on numerology :D So the question is: you don't care about the numbers and fill them automatically, as they all have the same chances to win, or you tend to pick your preferred ones (birthdays, favourite numbers,...) manually? This requires some more information because it does make a difference depending on the game you are playing. If you like to play the lottery, choosing birth dates or well known lucky numbers that others are likely to share with you, winnings in case of being lucky are statistically lower as more people with the same "lucky numbers" share the prize pool. That is why it is not the smartest method to choose numbers that others are likely to choose too, whether they are your lucky ones or not. I think as soon as a known prize pool has to be shared with other participants, picking birth date numbers or patterns of numbers usually lowers your share in a prize pool. In all other games where your stake gets multiplied regardless of what others choose, lucky numbers are fine. Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: gunhell16 on March 25, 2025, 08:03:32 AM I'm opening this thread because I am curious about what the general trend is among the forum members regarding this topic: if you have to choose, do you prefer to pick some random numbers, even using a random number generator, or you prefer to select your "lucky" ones? I'm not superstitious most of the times, and I frequently select the automatic filling option with random numbers so as not to waste time, instead of selecting them by hand. In the end, the chances are always the same no matter the numbers you choose. But I'm asking this question because there are times when I prefer to follow my inspiration and select "special" numbers, or avoid "ugly" ones. It's funny, we all know "random number generators", but I've done a search and there are also "lucky number generators" based on numerology :D So the question is: you don't care about the numbers and fill them automatically, as they all have the same chances to win, or you tend to pick your preferred ones (birthdays, favourite numbers,...) manually? In my case, when I bet sometimes at the physical lotto outlet here in our area, the numbers I bet on most of the time are my birthday number, my child's and my wife's. And many of those who bet here at the lotto outlet have this as their basis. Because of course these lottery outlet bettors in their minds and feelings think that their birthday numbers are lucky with their loved ones or family. I don't like random numbers, because if I bet on that, for sure you're really just relying on luck, that's what I see there. Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: DaNNy001 on March 25, 2025, 08:34:06 AM When we talk about luck first of all it happens randomly, having lucky numbers that works for you occasionally happens as a result of luck as well, but personally, I don't think has any special thing to do with making use of your date of birth, age, phone password, and so on..you didn't win because you used them that's not really the case, that's just a coincidental luck, the numbers you picked just turned out to be the outcome of the bet..if you continue to do this it would give you a sense of confidence that would be very dangerous, don't believe too much in these things, just play randomly and hope to get lucky.
Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: satscraper on March 25, 2025, 08:50:08 AM ~ One days, for the sake of experiment, I have used both random and my lucky numbers for three months each. After six months I saw that neither of them guaranteed to be even a couple of dollars ahead. After this I have decided to be based entirely on my lucky numbers. At least through them I was plumped into the pretty connections with my parents, my wife , my children lastly. There are a few more numbers that turned to be lucky for me but they are too personal to be revealed here. Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: EluguHcman on March 25, 2025, 09:29:37 AM So the question is: you don't care about the numbers and fill them automatically, as they all have the same chances to win, or you tend to pick your preferred ones (birthdays, favourite numbers,...) manually? It is like a raffle draw which if your number is among the shuffling box, the process of the system to select a required number would be based on lucks, this actually has nothing to do with the participants strategies of how they picked their numbers individually from the peak of the show.Although to me , I have always love odd numbers rather than even numbers as my favorite because I feel since they can not be divided by other numbers, they will always stand not to easily accept defeats so easily. This is just about personal psycho dilution to where I feel it is complicated. I am also aware that this does not mean that my number is guaranteed to become a winning number. It is all just based on luck in which ever way you pick your number. Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: banana33 on March 25, 2025, 11:27:26 AM I have played a lot in my life, and I must say that I have always relied on luck and the causality of numbers, I don't think that carrying on a combination is the right thing, the fact of always entrusting luck to the same numbers is crazy in my opinion, instead with random numbers you always have the possibility of winning something with different probabilities
Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: Lanatsa on March 25, 2025, 12:46:02 PM I'm opening this thread because I am curious about what the general trend is among the forum members regarding this topic: if you have to choose, do you prefer to pick some random numbers, even using a random number generator, or you prefer to select your "lucky" ones? I'm not superstitious most of the times, and I frequently select the automatic filling option with random numbers so as not to waste time, instead of selecting them by hand. In the end, the chances are always the same no matter the numbers you choose. But I'm asking this question because there are times when I prefer to follow my inspiration and select "special" numbers, or avoid "ugly" ones. It's funny, we all know "random number generators", but I've done a search and there are also "lucky number generators" based on numerology :D So the question is: you don't care about the numbers and fill them automatically, as they all have the same chances to win, or you tend to pick your preferred ones (birthdays, favourite numbers,...) manually? This requires some more information because it does make a difference depending on the game you are playing. If you like to play the lottery, choosing birth dates or well known lucky numbers that others are likely to share with you, winnings in case of being lucky are statistically lower as more people with the same "lucky numbers" share the prize pool. That is why it is not the smartest method to choose numbers that others are likely to choose too, whether they are your lucky ones or not. I think as soon as a known prize pool has to be shared with other participants, picking birth date numbers or patterns of numbers usually lowers your share in a prize pool. In all other games where your stake gets multiplied regardless of what others choose, lucky numbers are fine. People do become that impulsive or being disappointed at the time that they lose up their ticket by giving those losing numbers. You would be having that kind of impulsive thinking and emotion on which it will really be that resulting into further on buying up more tickets. Usually people will be that become impatient and really have that huge expectation when it comes on winning up the jackpot. Knowing about the odds on hitting up the lottery or sweepstakes then it will really be that close to impossible and this is why its really just that bad if you do have these kind of approach towards it. Bet or buy up tickets for fun but dont make yourself that being that too optimistic because it will really be just making yourself that being disappointed on which it causes up even more mistakes or actions on which arent supposed to do. Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: madnessteat on March 25, 2025, 01:14:25 PM I have played a lot in my life, and I must say that I have always relied on luck and the causality of numbers, I don't think that carrying on a combination is the right thing, the fact of always entrusting luck to the same numbers is crazy in my opinion, instead with random numbers you always have the possibility of winning something with different probabilities I too am of a similar opinion and prefer to use completely random combinations of numbers but there are quite a few people who use the same combinations throughout their lives. Some of them have even managed to win big bucks. But as for me this strategy does not have any advantage over other strategies because in most gambling games the result is very much dependent on chance. Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: Porfirii on March 25, 2025, 07:24:37 PM I'm opening this thread because I am curious about what the general trend is among the forum members regarding this topic: if you have to choose, do you prefer to pick some random numbers, even using a random number generator, or you prefer to select your "lucky" ones? I'm not superstitious most of the times, and I frequently select the automatic filling option with random numbers so as not to waste time, instead of selecting them by hand. In the end, the chances are always the same no matter the numbers you choose. But I'm asking this question because there are times when I prefer to follow my inspiration and select "special" numbers, or avoid "ugly" ones. It's funny, we all know "random number generators", but I've done a search and there are also "lucky number generators" based on numerology :D So the question is: you don't care about the numbers and fill them automatically, as they all have the same chances to win, or you tend to pick your preferred ones (birthdays, favourite numbers,...) manually? This requires some more information because it does make a difference depending on the game you are playing. If you like to play the lottery, choosing birth dates or well known lucky numbers that others are likely to share with you, winnings in case of being lucky are statistically lower as more people with the same "lucky numbers" share the prize pool. That is why it is not the smartest method to choose numbers that others are likely to choose too, whether they are your lucky ones or not. I think as soon as a known prize pool has to be shared with other participants, picking birth date numbers or patterns of numbers usually lowers your share in a prize pool. In all other games where your stake gets multiplied regardless of what others choose, lucky numbers are fine. Exactly, but yet many will still prefer to stick to their lucky numbers no matter the statistics. I'm not sure whether this is mainly because they think that these numbers will make them win because of some mystical peculiarity, or because they look for the possibility of creating a beautiful story to tell in the case in which these dates of loved ones are the reason why they won the prize. Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: shogun47 on March 26, 2025, 08:30:18 AM This requires some more information because it does make a difference depending on the game you are playing. If you like to play the lottery, choosing birth dates or well known lucky numbers that others are likely to share with you, winnings in case of being lucky are statistically lower as more people with the same "lucky numbers" share the prize pool. That is why it is not the smartest method to choose numbers that others are likely to choose too, whether they are your lucky ones or not. I think as soon as a known prize pool has to be shared with other participants, picking birth date numbers or patterns of numbers usually lowers your share in a prize pool. In all other games where your stake gets multiplied regardless of what others choose, lucky numbers are fine. Exactly, but yet many will still prefer to stick to their lucky numbers no matter the statistics. I'm not sure whether this is mainly because they think that these numbers will make them win because of some mystical peculiarity, or because they look for the possibility of creating a beautiful story to tell in the case in which these dates of loved ones are the reason why they won the prize. It's actually both of what you said. People believe in all kinds of things and numbers are a great way to connect things that in fact have no connection at all. Storytelling is important to people, it gives them the feeling of being relevant and to justify certain conditions and circumstances in life in front om themselves. "Exactly, but yet many will still prefer to stick to their lucky numbers no matter the statistics." One of the issues here is that some people have no clue how statistics work. If last week the number 10 was picked in a lottery, it can't be picked again this week... I have had these conversations and sometimes it is so stupid that it hurts. There are many laws about numbers and all of them taken together essentially explain every so called coincidence or "mystical peculiarity", which is a nice expression by the way. :) It would be interesting to have some reliable polls regarding the social category of people who tend to believe in these mystical peculiarities or not. I think everyone who went through some basic statistics as part of their education is less likely to believe in that, but I could be wrong. To some people it doesn't matter if you explain it to them. If there is a lottery with 100 numbers and the number 10 was picked last week, what was the probability for that number to be picked last week? What is the probability for this number to be picked this week? You'll be surprised how many will tell you that it is less likely although they won't deny the basic underlying explanation. When I read the thread title, it got me hooked because I was curious what you have to say, but here we are, it makes sense what you put up for discussion while others think you are confusing one and the same. Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: TheUltraElite on April 13, 2025, 07:23:56 AM You described everything correctly, but it's all about superstition. I can explain to you the logic of those who would immediately argue with you that favorite and lucky numbers are very important, and that they have real significance. So, if a superstitious guy bets not on his favorite number but on a random one and loses, then he will immediately start saying that he made a mistake. It is because humans have the habit of blaming either themselves or someone else for things that they cannot control. They fail to understand that the universe is like that only, things happen without always having an explanation.The simple answer is that no number is lucky enough, all are same - but accepting this truth is hard for the player - hence they make up a lie to cover it up, that they made a mistake or the casino is unlucky for them. Similarly when the lucky number wins - the belief they had works out and only reaffirms their false belief. Faith has such power in human mind. Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: Free Market Capitalist on April 13, 2025, 08:05:01 AM I understand that the question refers to lottery and the like. In my case I let them generate random, because the probability is the same, and the ones called “lucky” have nothing of it because I know people who have used them for a long time without winning anything. If one day something happens, it is by chance, as it would happen with those that are generated automatically.
Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: Cryptmuster on April 13, 2025, 08:34:44 AM I understand that the question refers to lottery and the like. In my case I let them generate random, because the probability is the same, and the ones called “lucky” have nothing of it because I know people who have used them for a long time without winning anything. If one day something happens, it is by chance, as it would happen with those that are generated automatically. Winning in the lottery is generally a rare occurrence, especially when we want to win the jackpot. I don't know how I would behave if I played the lottery, I admit that it would be new random numbers every time, but the thing is that I don't play the lottery because the odds of winning are too low, and I won't play many draws in a row, losing every time, to wait for the day when I can win, for me it's a boring activity, I'd rather bet and know that I will win less, but it will happen much more often. Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: bettercrypto on April 13, 2025, 10:00:29 AM I'm opening this thread because I am curious about what the general trend is among the forum members regarding this topic: if you have to choose, do you prefer to pick some random numbers, even using a random number generator, or you prefer to select your "lucky" ones? I'm not superstitious most of the times, and I frequently select the automatic filling option with random numbers so as not to waste time, instead of selecting them by hand. In the end, the chances are always the same no matter the numbers you choose. But I'm asking this question because there are times when I prefer to follow my inspiration and select "special" numbers, or avoid "ugly" ones. It's funny, we all know "random number generators", but I've done a search and there are also "lucky number generators" based on numerology :D So the question is: you don't care about the numbers and fill them automatically, as they all have the same chances to win, or you tend to pick your preferred ones (birthdays, favourite numbers,...) manually? When it comes to lottery, I prefer the lucky numbers that most of the time bettors use are the birthday numbers of people who are important to us. Because random numbers are really 100% dependent on luck. Unlike the lucky numbers that we care about, which are the birthday numbers of our loved ones like our spouse, children, and parents, these are the ones that bettors usually use in the lottery, I don't know if other people are like this too. Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: Kristiyana on April 13, 2025, 10:12:46 AM I'm opening this thread because I am curious about what the general trend is among the forum members regarding this topic: if you have to choose, do you prefer to pick some random numbers, even using a random number generator, or you prefer to select your "lucky" ones? I have some favorite numbers. There are times that I will select one of them and I will be wrong. Also there are times that I will not select any among them and I wioild have been right if I selected the favorite number that came my mind. But I have noticed all is based on luck and nothing more. Just know that if you win, it is not about how you selected the number but just that you are lucky.You're right, is just like when you're gambling first of all you will have to make analysis before making a selection and those analysis can even fail us if we are not lucky. But when you talk about favorite number, this are the numbers you choose to be your favorite and of which it will not be the same with other people's favorite number, and if you apply the number and it works it means that you're just so lucky to win. Because sometimes you might decide to try it some other time and it works the other way round. Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: tvplus006 on April 13, 2025, 12:04:17 PM I understand that the question refers to lottery and the like. In my case I let them generate random, because the probability is the same, and the ones called “lucky” have nothing of it because I know people who have used them for a long time without winning anything. If one day something happens, it is by chance, as it would happen with those that are generated automatically. Regardless of whether it was a random number or a lucky number, the probability of winning it is theoretically the same. But if we analyze which numbers fall out more often, we will see that all the numbers fall out a different number of times. And those numbers that fell out the most and should be lucky for the player, which he should use in the next draws. Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: summonerrk on April 13, 2025, 01:09:55 PM You described everything correctly, but it's all about superstition. I can explain to you the logic of those who would immediately argue with you that favorite and lucky numbers are very important, and that they have real significance. So, if a superstitious guy bets not on his favorite number but on a random one and loses, then he will immediately start saying that he made a mistake. It is because humans have the habit of blaming either themselves or someone else for things that they cannot control. They fail to understand that the universe is like that only, things happen without always having an explanation.The simple answer is that no number is lucky enough, all are same - but accepting this truth is hard for the player - hence they make up a lie to cover it up, that they made a mistake or the casino is unlucky for them. Similarly when the lucky number wins - the belief they had works out and only reaffirms their false belief. Faith has such power in human mind. Absolutely right, and I know many smart people who, despite their intelligence, have a completely distorted view of things. They seem to live in a cocoon of positive information, and categorically do not accept criticism or other people's opinions. And this is absolutely stupid. You need to see the world clearly and honestly, even if it is not easy and difficult. After all, addictions have a chance to arise in the person who thinks that he is the smartest and no one can gain control over him. Therefore, I have long preferred to accept reality as it is, even if everything seems a little gray, but the world has become visible as it is. And I do not blame others for my troubles and weaknesses. Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: Koadharber on April 13, 2025, 02:08:23 PM I understand that the question refers to lottery and the like. In my case I let them generate random, because the probability is the same, and the ones called “lucky” have nothing of it because I know people who have used them for a long time without winning anything. If one day something happens, it is by chance, as it would happen with those that are generated automatically. Regardless of whether it was a random number or a lucky number, the probability of winning it is theoretically the same. But if we analyze which numbers fall out more often, we will see that all the numbers fall out a different number of times. And those numbers that fell out the most and should be lucky for the player, which he should use in the next draws. Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: Porfirii on April 14, 2025, 06:05:05 PM I understand that the question refers to lottery and the like. In my case I let them generate random, because the probability is the same, and the ones called “lucky” have nothing of it because I know people who have used them for a long time without winning anything. If one day something happens, it is by chance, as it would happen with those that are generated automatically. Regardless of whether it was a random number or a lucky number, the probability of winning it is theoretically the same. But if we analyze which numbers fall out more often, we will see that all the numbers fall out a different number of times. And those numbers that fell out the most and should be lucky for the player, which he should use in the next draws. Thank you Koadharber: While I was reading the last posts, I was thinking that, even if I rely mainly on random numbers, because logic says that they have the same odds as my favourite ones, picking some special numbers could add more excitement to the game. For the same probabilities, maybe people who choose "lucky numbers" find more enjoyment in their bets. But, as you said, the other side of the coin has to do with the disappointment that some people can feel when they see that their magical numbers fail them time after time. It has to be stressful, for the most believers, to see that the cosmos turns his back on them despite their illusion. Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: Victorybit1 on April 14, 2025, 06:40:50 PM Some people believe that if they play casino game at a specific hour of the day they will win, some believe that if they do something like maybe wearing a particular watch or counting figures in their head they would win, lol, gambling is all about coincidental luck, it's not a matter of using the numbers of date of birth or something if you are going to get lucky you will. It's not something that can be forced, just let it happen whenever it does and keep enjoying the game. Doing all these would only make you obsessed.
Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: alastantiger on April 14, 2025, 08:26:30 PM Some people believe that if they play casino game at a specific hour of the day they will win, some believe that if they do something like maybe wearing a particular watch or counting figures in their head they would win, lol, gambling is all about coincidental luck, it's not a matter of using the numbers of date of birth or something if you are going to get lucky you will. It's not something that can be forced, just let it happen whenever it does and keep enjoying the game. Doing all these would only make you obsessed. Being obsessed as a gambler isn't good and in the questions being asked here, some people will believe that when they choose their lucky number that they're going to win while others that don't have a lucky number will prefer to choose some numbers randomly but despite what we do we'll get different outcomes and not the same outcome. I don't have a luck number but if I was in this situation and I had to choose, I'll prefer to have the machine assign me random number and when I'm lucky, I'll win. Choosing a number yourself doesn't guaranteed that you're going to win as nothing is guaranteed in gambling hence anything that wants to happen should happen and if I'm favoured that day then I'll be lucky to win. Choosing a number will put some hope in you that'll end in disappointment. Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: lienfaye on April 14, 2025, 09:12:19 PM I prefer the lucky numbers specifically the birthdays. We know the chance is one in a million but these numbers have a special part in our lives so it can also bring luck (that's what I want to believe in). Aside from that, I also buy ticket everytime I have numbers in mind like I dream about it. Just recently, my husband bough a 2d lottery ticket since he has a numbers from dream (it might sound weird), he bought tickets 3 times until he finally won. The ticket cost less than $1 and he won $200. It's not much but the joy is priceless. Well, it's just an example compared to choosing random numbers. Nevertheless, luck has still a great part especially in lottery.
Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: Makus on April 14, 2025, 09:16:29 PM Some people believe that if they play casino game at a specific hour of the day they will win, some believe that if they do something like maybe wearing a particular watch or counting figures in their head they would win, lol, gambling is all about coincidental luck, it's not a matter of using the numbers of date of birth or something if you are going to get lucky you will. It's not something that can be forced, just let it happen whenever it does and keep enjoying the game. Doing all these would only make you obsessed. It's funny how some persons make up their beliefs all in the name tuning themselves to a particular style to attract gambling wins. The truth will always remain the truth, gamble will always revolve around the factor of luck as the major determinants of the bet status and the craziest part is, luck don't last forever. No matter how skillful we are in making sport analysis or how much of knowledge we have concerning sport, we should alway understand that aside their physical strength and previous performance there are other factors that could alter the result of the game, eg referee's decisions, the team spirit... Title: Re: Random vs Lucky numbers Post by: stomachgrowls on April 15, 2025, 06:58:55 PM Some people believe that if they play casino game at a specific hour of the day they will win, some believe that if they do something like maybe wearing a particular watch or counting figures in their head they would win, lol, gambling is all about coincidental luck, it's not a matter of using the numbers of date of birth or something if you are going to get lucky you will. It's not something that can be forced, just let it happen whenever it does and keep enjoying the game. Doing all these would only make you obsessed. It's funny how some persons make up their beliefs all in the name tuning themselves to a particular style to attract gambling wins. The truth will always remain the truth, gamble will always revolve around the factor of luck as the major determinants of the bet status and the craziest part is, luck don't last forever. No matter how skillful we are in making sport analysis or how much of knowledge we have concerning sport, we should alway understand that aside their physical strength and previous performance there are other factors that could alter the result of the game, eg referee's decisions, the team spirit... |