lotto integra xp??

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BobP — Sat, 27 Aug 2005 04:53:22 GMT

6/36? You probably meant 6/42, and it was for one line only out of those 8, considering all numbers were different... If it is a Pick-6 game, the most possible lines that can contain winning numbers when playing all the numbers on 8 lines is 6, hence you're playing a 6/36 game.If one of those lines captures 2 of the winning numbers you're playing a 6/30 game and so on. Odds wise it's the most effective thing you can do if you can't predict.Of course you don't stop here, think about rotating the... [ More ]

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Fenix — Fri, 26 Aug 2005 06:59:38 GMT

6/36? You probably meant 6/42, and it was for one line only out of those 8, considering all numbers were different...

Reply #6

BobP — Fri, 26 Aug 2005 04:07:34 GMT

Well there is always a balance to search for between budget and cost to play. What I am saying is if a 4if6in18 wheel is too expensive at 42 lines then consider a 3if5of6in18 wheel in 12 lines. The hard part is the prediction not the wheel. If you have a stable prediction platform, that allows you to choose between playing at a better return and playing at a low rate of return with a chance to win bigger if you get lucky. The dollar return on a 3if6 wheel is minimal, the appeal is in having a l... [ More ]

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RJOh — Fri, 26 Aug 2005 00:10:19 GMT

You can have all the winning numbers of a 6/49 games in 9 lines but the odds are 1:14M that they will be on the same line with a 9 line wheel that guarantees you will match 1 six times if you don't do better on one the lines. If you want better odds of having 3 or more numbers in the same line, you'll need a bigger wheel which cost more money so the cost of the wheel does matter.

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BobP — Thu, 25 Aug 2005 05:05:13 GMT

You can pretty much work out by math how often a given field of numbers is expected to contain all the winning numbers, it's an odds thing so the question is whether the software beats the odds and has all the winning numbers often enough to be useful or the rare now and then. The cost of the wheel has nothing to do with it as you can always play a cheaper wheel for the same number of numbers or play an open cover like you find on Lotto-Logix. For example, if you pick 24 numbers by any means, f... [ More ]

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Rainmaker2k — Wed, 24 Aug 2005 22:23:31 GMT

Lucky Horse:I have this software, in fact I bought it as soon as it was available. The software tracks the hot numbers it is time consuming to work with. If you used it you would have to spend a huge sum of money to run the wheels but at one time all the winning numbers for the Texas lotto was in the numbers that I had used from the program. Of course I didn't play the wheel it would have cost me too much. So basically, it does what it say's it will do but it will cost you. I hope this help... [ More ]

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RJOh — Wed, 24 Aug 2005 21:48:43 GMT

luckyhorse,Didn't you once try to sell some lottery software or system? Did it ever work as well as you stated? RJOh

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stoopendaal — Wed, 24 Aug 2005 08:37:13 GMT

Hi luckyhorse, I don't know if it is a fraud but the system is listed on this site :http://www.fraudwatchinternational.com/internet/lottery_operatives.shtmlIt is important to take the following into account stated on the site mentioned above ; It is important to note that some company and individual names listed here may be geniune. This is a list of names that are used by lottery scam artists - please understand that scam artists may use genuine names in an attempt to make themselves look leg... [ More ]

lotto integra xp??

luckyhorse — Wed, 24 Aug 2005 03:51:08 GMT

has anyone tried or own this software??? does it work as well stated