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Forum Scientiae Oeconomia Volume 4 (2016) No. 1 Figure 5.Winning combinations (patterns) in the foreign samples6 5. Discussion and hypotheses evaluation It seems that all the winning combinations reflecting geometric patterns are the outcome of conscious choice. The students filling in the winning tickets all used number combinations which reflects thinking outside of the average: con- scious avoidance of the corners, marking of the inner numbers, uncharacteristic patters (e.g. broken rows). Interestingly enough, on the majority of the winning tickets (HUN No. 3 is an exception) neighboring numbers or ones located rath- er close to each other were chosen. It can be presumed that in the case of the winning combinations the choice of the appropriate geometric pattern played a greater role than disregarding the strategy of “edge-” or “proximity-aversion”. In short, from the point of view of winning the game the way – the special ge- ometric pattern used by the player when marking the numbers is more impor- tant than avoiding the numbers on the edge of the ticket or in close proximity to each other (combinations and positions often marked by other players). In determining their strategy, the winning players apparently took into con- sideration two important factors: First, they presumed that the other players would mark random numbers (in which case the probability of the others’ num- 6 INT – international students. 66PDF Image | PATTERNS IN THE LOTTERY GAME
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