new system - works ok

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jerry80 — Thu, 17 Feb 2011 16:03:38 GMT

fair point. what i'm looking for is public opinion about wheels and wheeling systems. i can and have read plenty of marketing hype about wheels. i'm just trying to figure out which ones are actually worth using. the system i'm mentioned only reduces the choices some. it still leaves lots of numbers to try to cover. any advice is appreciated.

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Todd — Wed, 16 Feb 2011 14:09:31 GMT

When I see a general question like what are the best wheeling systems I always wonder why you didn't move your mouse an inch to the left and click Lottery Wheels in the left-hand column.

I must admit that it kinda makes me wonder if such a general question was posted only to try and promote the sas system that your friend created

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Coin Toss — Wed, 16 Feb 2011 05:58:28 GMT

On the example for the Arizona 5/39 game they are showing 15 numbers to avoid (38.46% of the matrix) and 24 numbers to pick from (61.54% of the matrix.)

No big deal or anything sensational there.

new system - works ok

jerry80 — Wed, 16 Feb 2011 03:10:58 GMT

some friends of mine developed a new lottery number selection system using SAS to eliminate some numbers for pick 5 games. they call it nopicks. i tried it and it works ok. i did win a few 3 of 5 prizes by wheeling on a few days.

my question: what are best wheeling systems? i want to use the nopicks system with some optimized wheels rather than full wheels.