How About this, PB & Keno...

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DownandDirty — Sun, 13 Feb 2011 06:24:09 GMT

Ok. I applied Pumpis observations to tonights NY Pick 10 selection methods (a once a day ball dropped game) and I got....

a (6 of 10) AND a (7 of 10). I have not had a 7 of 10 for several months now with my consistent efforts. A total win of $50. I normally play between $7 to $10 on this game. I consider it my primary NY Lottery game.

This has bumped me up a notch.

So far, this indicates that researching/analyzing the crap out of things (I spend countless hours on this) can improve res... [ More ]

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DownandDirty — Sat, 12 Feb 2011 22:28:19 GMT

I find there is a big difference in drawn numbers depending on whether it is RNG (computer drawn) vs. balls. I play both versions extensivelly here in NY.

In short, I am trying very hard to develop a system for RNG. It is much easier to predict computer drawn vs. ball drop. I can elaborate on that if you want.

With ball drop.....I have to tell you Pumpi; your observation is semi correct. I tried it last night and it helped. On the ball drawn NY Pick 10, I had some 5 of 10's last night. I w... [ More ]

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guesser — Sat, 12 Feb 2011 19:13:33 GMT

Pumpi, I've been down this road with Keno, and just like with PB, there is no 'system'.

Yes, about 2 years ago I won a TON on Keno playing pick-5's, but since then, it is break even at best with pick-5's.

A person may THINK they have a system, but I promise you there is no CONSISTENT system.

The best 'system' I have found with Keno is to play Pick-4's, you play several games at once, you pick two numbers on all the games, but for your third and fourth numbers you basically dart-board a... [ More ]

Reply #1

pumpi76 — Fri, 11 Feb 2011 03:12:59 GMT

But in Powerball 2 ending digits normally repeat into the next drawing...

How About this, PB & Keno...

pumpi76 — Thu, 10 Feb 2011 20:06:09 GMT

let me first start with Keno...Now that i see it, keno is, VERY EASY TO WIN...hOWW???? LOOKING AT THE ENDING DIGITS...YOU CAN EVEN WIN more than 10 numbers...

how: in a Pick20/80 you look at the ending digits....Like 6 to 12 of them should repeat...

all you go to do for example, if, 22, 33, 45 plays with different numbers yesterday and today what play was:

32, 43, 65 along with different numbers what you do is

6 to 12 ending digits will repeat into the following drawing so you do