Application to create and test Lotto systems
Windows application that builds lottery systems and back-tests them, against either historical draws or tens of thousands of generated ones, scoring the results against a prize table.
Things built for the pleasure of building them, and occasionally because nothing on sale did the job.
Windows application that builds lottery systems and back-tests them, against either historical draws or tens of thousands of generated ones, scoring the results against a prize table.
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