Visiondude is right on the money !!

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Lottowiz34 — Wed, 26 Feb 2003 23:20:00 GMT

Hey Andrew I already answered that question about the Lottery changing the game just because someone wins a lot and people still don't get it.That's not going too happen people win Lottery games daily,and even if someone were able too win the Powerball every week he wouldn't win all the money himself there would probably be at least 1 or 2 other winners at any given time and the Powerball would still make money off the losing tickets.The only thing that would make the Lottery change a game is if... [ More ]

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Andrew — Wed, 26 Feb 2003 15:55:37 GMT

Quote: Originally posted by secret4777 on February 24, 2003-SNIP-There is absolutely no guaranteed way to beat the lottery. True, there are too many outcomes from one single dvent for anyone to be able to guarentee that.Quote: Originally posted by secret4777 on February 24, 2003-SNIP-Imagine if the 5 white balls and red powerball had to be selected. But the numbers were removed off the balls. Is there any way you could identify which ball was which. You present an interesting delima. So, I q... [ More ]

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Lottowiz34 — Wed, 26 Feb 2003 04:56:58 GMT

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visiondude — Wed, 26 Feb 2003 03:40:52 GMT

secret,how about we just

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rundown99 — Tue, 25 Feb 2003 17:10:13 GMT

VisiondudeYou

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visiondude — Tue, 25 Feb 2003 05:54:23 GMT

secret,the secret is out of the bag (lol). like i said, everybody gets down different. if someone comes to me and says they can beat the odds and they like trying , by all means have at it. personally i think it is random although i have an open mind. like i said, to me it is more of a matter of destiny than attempting to pick the right numbers.i like what RJOH had to say. he wants to see results instead of theories. so do i. whoever gets to the big jackpot first will have the right to say

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Dowser — Mon, 24 Feb 2003 23:42:08 GMT

Hi Cash...yes, I voted for another jackpot game to replace supersix...but I don't mind getting the QPs. To me its like 2 extra chances to win for every dollar you play.

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CASH Only — Mon, 24 Feb 2003 21:47:03 GMT

Dowser: Have you checked out the Super-6 poll on the JACKPOT GAMES forum? (with Super-6, of course, you CANNOT choose all your numbers).

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Dowser — Mon, 24 Feb 2003 21:20:54 GMT

I like to combine QPs with my own picks. For example, today while driving to work I wrote down two sets of 6 numbers each that came to mind. Then on the way home I bought the following:$5.00 Big Game- 2 that I selected, 3 QPs$5.00 MD Lotto- 2 that I selected, 8 QPs$5.00 Powerball- 2 that I selected, 3 QPs$5.00 PA Super Six- 2 that I selected, 13 QPs35 chances to win for 20 bucks. And I always mark CASH OPTION on PA SuperSix, the box still exists on the MD Lotto card, but they let you

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rundown99 — Mon, 24 Feb 2003 17:41:41 GMT

After that January 15th drawing, I used about $56 of the $100 for the very next drawing, and the rest for the money for drawing afterwards. I played mostly the same numbers on both drawings (I filled out a lot of those play slips where you fill in your numbers). I played the same numbers that I originally had as quick picks when I first played them. But I stuck with those same numbers anyway. Both times, I only ended up with around $17 and $20. I guess that it wasn't my turn. I have been playing... [ More ]

Visiondude is right on the money !!

rundown99 — Mon, 24 Feb 2003 17:05:52 GMT

I have looked at the Powerball website numerous times over the past year. I have read the articles about lottery winners' stories on the Powerball website, as well as on news articles about Big Game lottery winners. Most of the winners won off a quick pick. The Lucky 13 (1998) and the 14 Sandia Lab employees from New Mexico (2000) who won the Powerball won on a random quick pick. I would continually look at the Winner's stories section of the Powerball website, and most of the winners won on... [ More ]