If you knew some of the numbers for sure how would you play

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savagegoose — Tue, 04 Sep 2012 06:40:10 GMT

it would depnd if there was a rule say i will keep giving you the numbers, untill you play ; then you will never get any numbers from me ever again.

if after a few draws i saw he always hit the 6 out of 15 i would beg borrow and steal for a systems 15 about $7k to enter. or i would wait for the biggest jackpot i could handle holding out for , while saving for my systems 15.

its 7.7k for an expensive game and $2.2k to cover 15 for a cheaper game. as the cheap game only ever pays

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Scientistman — Tue, 04 Sep 2012 05:56:36 GMT

I think what your saying is that all the winning numbers are usually within the past 10 to 15 draws. Most time I have found this to be true but there are occasional rare late numbers that are not within the past 10 to 15 draws, but I do agree with you, because most times they are. Yet the 4 sets of numbers I choose from are more reliable than the past 10 to 15 draws, just wondering a way to get all 6 on the same line? I have tried wheeling and even though I have all 6 correct in the wheel I can

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RJOh — Tue, 04 Sep 2012 05:12:52 GMT

Depending on how big the number pool is for your game, you could probably just take the numbers that have hit in the last 10-15 drawings and make up a list only using each number once and have a list that contain all the winning numbers in the next drawing.

Having a stranger give you that list or one like it doesn't give you an advantage.

If you knew some of the numbers for sure how would you play

Scientistman — Tue, 04 Sep 2012 05:00:48 GMT

Please bare with me and dont think Im too crazy but go along with my story so I can make my point.

Lets say a mysterious stranger each and every week of the year walks up to you on the street and hands you a slip of paper and says that the 6 winning jackpot numbers for your 6/49 lotto game tonight are somewhere on this piece of paper he hands you.

You look down at the slip of paper and look up and he's suddenly gone as quickly as he appeared. And your left holding this piece of paper with... [ More ]