Your first numbers system you played

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Guest — Tue, 23 Oct 2001 18:40:45 GMT

Bummer. A system so simple and so cheap to play. Wouldn't ya know, it is too good to be true. Well, I may try it few times. Texas is a really hard state.

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Lucky — Tue, 23 Oct 2001 13:38:52 GMT

Todd saottThey didn`t have quick pick when I started! Ha! Ha! But if they did that`s probably what I would of done too!saott, I won the first week! Thats what hooked me, but then nothing after that!Lucky

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Guest — Tue, 23 Oct 2001 13:24:57 GMT

Mine was quick pick and mostly unsuccessful. Did you win much with this system? Really simple and not too costly.

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Todd — Tue, 23 Oct 2001 11:04:32 GMT

Great idea!The first system I ever used was called the Quick Pick system. ;-)Seriously though, every system I've ever used has involved both some type of logic, plus some degree of randomness . My theory is that since lottery machines are mechical, there is truly no way to make the drawings perfectly 100% random, yet they are still largely random.My theories have always looked at previous drawings, as few as 10 and as many as 200, and have been based on either hot or cold numbers during that... [ More ]

Your first numbers system you played

Lucky — Tue, 23 Oct 2001 09:40:34 GMT

What is the first system you used, when you first started playing the lottery?Here is mine( 25 yrs ago I started with this system)Take the last 3 days numbers and put them under one another.Ohio Evening:434100059Then you add them up both horizontal and vertical, you don`t carry over4+3+4 = 11+0+0 = 10+5+9 = 4434100059----583Then you add those 2 numbers too get you third number114583----697The numbers you play are:114-583-697Thought it might be fun if you had a old system you would like to share