Steve Player's "Lucky 7-plus" system? How can it cover doubles too?

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pacattack05 — Tue, 27 May 2008 06:11:31 GMT

It's basically a bait and switch. The switch being some event that works sometimes, yet enough to warrant it as proof of the reliability of the system.

I've had many years of experience in buying some of his work, and the sales spiel that came with it.

The only good one he has is the cash graphs. Period. The rest is just passifying the masses.

There is no such system. To cover doubles costs more. End of discussion. Unless someone changes the laws of physics and numbers, it'll be what it... [ More ]

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ThatScaryChick — Tue, 27 May 2008 05:05:23 GMT

I don't have or know what the Lucky 7 system is, but my guess is that you would have to play those numbers online for 25/50 cents or something.

Steve Player's "Lucky 7-plus" system? How can it cover doubles too?

Joy2 — Tue, 27 May 2008 04:49:12 GMT

I got the regular 'Lucky 7 system, and it doesn't cover the chosen digit if a doubles combo is drawn. The Lucky 7-plus system claims that even if a double digit combination is drawn, that you are still covered and you still win whether or not a nomatch combo is drawn or a doubles combo (as long as it contains your key digit). How is this possible ? wouldn't it cost more than 37 dollars a day (or 18 dollars a day) like the regular Lucky 7 system