Lottery System - A Debate.

Reply #9

justxploring — Mon, 03 Apr 2006 08:05:15 GMT

Two, folks who pick their own numbers, such as birthdays, special dates, various designs on the play slip, etc. No attempt is made to know if the combinations to be played have ever come up in a prior drawing. These folks don't care about the past. Bobby623

I must then fall into another category (like 2-1/2) because the first part of this paragraph is true, I do use birthdays and ages, but I am sure my special dates definitely have never come up in a prior drawing. I wish I had played a r... [ More ]

Reply #8

Coin Toss — Mon, 03 Apr 2006 06:14:02 GMT

For those of you who can remember record albums (vinyl) the cover of Kenny Roger's album The Gambler showed a Faro game - looke something like an abacus that tracked a deck of cards (which was exactly what it was). There were virutally no odds in that game, except for the last three cards (which were called soda ). Up until soda , everything was an even money bet. Because it was an even money bet the casinos took the game of Faro out.

My point is any system that beat the lotto would kill t... [ More ]

Reply #7

pacattack05 — Mon, 03 Apr 2006 04:53:51 GMT

Quote: Originally posted by Suja on April 2, 2006 The point is why would someone sell you a lottery system for a small price, ANY price for that matter. And the most obvious question, why do they need to sell the system for money if their system works so well. They try to make you believe that there is a minor flaw in the lottery that they found and you can use that to increase your chances. Bull! The lottery is probably the most flawless system in the world. Think about it, they have $1 milli... [ More ]

Reply #6

BobP — Mon, 03 Apr 2006 03:54:46 GMT

The lottery is a random number negative expectation game that can not be predicted by a system you buy for $29.99 off the internet.

On the other hand, there is nothing that guarantees that same $29.99 system won't win the jackpot with the numbers you play whether you work the system correctly or not because the outcome of the game is RANDOM anything can happen within the game's perimeters.

Any system that causes you to play more tickets then usual automatically improves your odds of wi... [ More ]

Reply #5

Coin Toss — Mon, 03 Apr 2006 00:47:14 GMT

Here's some interesting info along these lines, in the world of mail order, people who order gambling systems are the most likely to send a bad check. In other words, they just don't want to beat the house, they want to beat the person selling the information out of the money for the info, too.

I'm thinking this might also be the same with sellers of lottery systems, a lot of people who sell gambling information are they themselves players, just trying to raise more money to go play with, or... [ More ]

Reply #4

RJOh — Sun, 02 Apr 2006 21:19:35 GMT

There is a difference between a lottery program and a lottery system. A lottery program is for storing and analyzing data from previous drawings. A lottery system is a strategy to pick, cover or match the winning numbers. Most lottery program will include some simple system like playing hot/cold numbers but most of their systems are just random numbers because two people using the same program will come up different combinations to play. If a program have some good analyzing tools then it's w... [ More ]

Reply #3

bobby623 — Sun, 02 Apr 2006 20:40:20 GMT

Had you checked prior posts at this forum, you would have discovered that you are one of hundreds who believe lottery systems are worthless, a waste of time, etc.

Much of what you say is true; however, there is more than a little evidence, also posted at this forum, indicating that analysis of prior drawings can help a lottery gambler come up with winning combinations.

Here is a challenge for you to consider.

Get yourself a pad of graph paper and some pencils. Go to the official website... [ More ]

Reply #2

Raven62 — Sun, 02 Apr 2006 17:21:12 GMT

You're Absolutely Right:

End Of Debate

Reply #1

sfilippo — Sun, 02 Apr 2006 17:20:59 GMT

I totally agree with everything you said.

But, I am working on a system program and will give it away for free here at Lottery Post to anyone who wants to try it out. I love to write programs.

I give away my systems because I agree with you 100%.

Lottery System - A Debate.

Suja — Sun, 02 Apr 2006 17:08:12 GMT

The point is why would someone sell you a lottery system for a small price, ANY price for that matter. And the most obvious question, why do they need to sell the system for money if their system works so well. They try to make you believe that there is a minor flaw in the lottery that they found and you can use that to increase your chances. Bull! The lottery is probably the most flawless system in the world. Think about it, they have $1 million to $100 million on the line.

And they'll ha... [ More ]