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Reply #29

visiondude — Mon, 30 Jun 2003 01:27:54 GMT

keep it clean. (lol)maybe you read me wrong. the gun will be in the holster. no tickets for me, can't afford them. plus i always plan ahead. with your idea of fun i am not sure of how much excitement i will be involved in so i will make sure that i visited the porta-potty B4 i hid behind the dumpster.what kind of people are you used to hanging around?i think you are asking for more than i am willing to give. you are on your own now. i have zero desire to end up on CNN (even when i win).VDQPLS... [ More ]

Reply #28

WIN D — Mon, 30 Jun 2003 00:45:44 GMT

Quote: Originally posted by visiondude on June 29, 2003 i will hang out just around the corner and you can tell me how it went down. i will come out from behind the dumpster and convert him. let me know...VDQPLS Now Vision........ You will get a heavy fine in Atlanta for doing that....you aren't allowed to do that in public. If you come jumping out at people after letting it hang out around the corner in Downtown Atlanta ..........well now! Thats too much adventure for me. Anyone you convert... [ More ]

Reply #27

orangeman — Mon, 30 Jun 2003 00:24:51 GMT

Lottowiz34:You are right about the state lottos. If they thought someone had a system to get an edge, they would change the rules. Like the mob in Vegas, they aren't in the lotto business for their health.Orangeman

Reply #26

visiondude — Mon, 30 Jun 2003 00:11:04 GMT

Quote: Originally posted by WIN D on June 29, 2003Sure........that was great Vision and I agree with every word. Next time you and I will go to the store and try to run down one of these Trips Troopers. I'll grab em.... and you can lay some heavy words on him. Then if he doesn't see the value in helping his fellow man ....and our Utopian vision of the future....... then we'll just beat the crap out of him! LOLthat would be great, count me in. although i can talk my way out most any situation t... [ More ]

Reply #25

WIN D — Sun, 29 Jun 2003 23:51:00 GMT

Sure........that was great Vision and I agree with every word. Next time you and I will go to the store and try to run down one of these Trips Troopers. I'll grab em.... and you can lay some heavy words on him. Then if he doesn't see the value in helping his fellow man ....and our Utopian vision of the future....... then we'll just beat the crap out of him! LOL But serious..... These guys don't slow down long enough to even get their attention. I would love to hear one talk at length about... [ More ]

Reply #24

Lottowiz34 — Sun, 29 Jun 2003 23:49:50 GMT

Hey VisionDude I understand where your coming from but remember there are people in this world that aren't as nice as you.So if they did find a SECRET WEAPON for the lottery games more than likely they would keep it for themselves.I have no problem sharing strategies and systems but if I had a technique that consistantly HIT the numbers I would be very selective with whom I shared it with.Basically because I wouldn't want to draw too much attention and have the State Lottery change the game or s... [ More ]

Reply #23

LobsterClan — Sun, 29 Jun 2003 23:40:35 GMT

Excellently put, Visiondude. It's a shame that more people don't feel the same way.However, I think that those same ideals are kind of the driving force of this forum community. We are each here to share our own ideas, philosophies, and methods. We're all trying for the same gold ring, and we are helping each other out however we are able. Everyone has something to offer, even encouragement is useful enough when things have been going rough.

Reply #22

visiondude — Sun, 29 Jun 2003 23:16:10 GMT

lobster,i understand the basic selfishness of humanity. i also understand the need for someone that has invested alot of time and money in something that they sell/market and thier need to keep their trade secrets...secret. what i don't understand are people who only think about themselves.if i had the ability to pick apart pick3 games, you can rest assured that i would share my secrets . those who keep things to themselves, usually end up with themselves . when i win the MUTHA jackpot (lol),... [ More ]

Reply #21

RJOh — Sun, 29 Jun 2003 18:11:44 GMT

Most of the players that come to this forum are looking for a winning system. They don't come hoping to make the rest of us rich. I come here and shared my ideas, but they haven't made me a winner yet. If there are people out there that are making money on the pick3/4 games and can collect their winnings under the amount required to be reported on a W-2G then they have no sensible reason to talk about it. I've seen and checked the numbers posted here and nobody getting rich playing them so f... [ More ]

Reply #20

WIN D — Sun, 29 Jun 2003 16:19:50 GMT

Vision. You are in Ga. right? Well, I saw a sad thing happen to a Trips Trooper. He had been playing for several days and happened to arrive in this particular store at the same time. He was upset that he couldn't place his normal bet. What happened? He had spent hundreds of dollars up to that day! He found out a hard lesson.In the normal payouts range around 2,3,4 hundred thousand per day with it going higher on the days that have a 1 in the number. However, the state of Ga. had gotten killed o... [ More ]

Reply #19

LobsterClan — Sun, 29 Jun 2003 15:56:37 GMT

Basic human nature is not altruistic. If, for example, you had spent 25 years building a time machine, where you could travel back and forth in time-- how many people would you tell about it? Would you let others use it? If you have some talent that you have worked hard to achieve, would you give it away freely to others? Maybe you feel the other people need to go through the time and effort and learning processes that you went through. It all depends on how you see things, but in this life, ver... [ More ]

Reply #18

visiondude — Sun, 29 Jun 2003 15:40:22 GMT

forgive me if i don't hav

Reply #17

LobsterClan — Sun, 29 Jun 2003 15:26:55 GMT

Quote: Originally posted by Rebeckah on June 29, 2003 http://alachuapost.com/All/1792.htmlThis says he is the **happy winner of 25, $5000 lucky lottery winnings** I'm assuming he bought at least 25 seperate tickets...... That seems like something a really *serious* player would do. if he places bets like this, I'd like to know how much he's gained/lost over the years.... just curious really.Yes-- the man won $125,000 total (before taxes) off of $25 worth of Play 4 tickets. Here in Florida, a... [ More ]

Reply #16

WIN D — Sun, 29 Jun 2003 14:33:56 GMT

Triples Troopers(A really different pick-3 player...a horse of a different color.)This class of pick-3 player fascinates me and seems to be plugged into something I don't quite understand. They are playing a different game from the one we play. These players seem to know things that we aren't even aware of. They win Lots of money several times a year.These troopers seem to come out of nowhere. They are not the regular group of people we see at the different stores: they parachute in but don't ha... [ More ]

Reply #15

Rebeckah — Sun, 29 Jun 2003 14:16:28 GMT

http://alachuapost.com/All/1792.htmlThis says he is the **happy winner of 25, $5000 lucky lottery winnings** I'm assuming he bought at least 25 seperate tickets...... That seems like something a really *serious* player would do. if he places bets like this, I'd like to know how much he's gained/lost over the years.... just curious really.

Reply #14

Lottowiz34 — Sun, 29 Jun 2003 14:08:17 GMT

The proper way too make a profit on the Pick-3\4 is too spend anywhere from $20-$60 and be an expert at selecting your numbers if you can do that then it's very possible to win more than you lose.Let me explain, most average players try too select the exact 3 or 4 numbers in the daily games the only way to greatly increase your chances is too select more numbers first and play a good amount of tickets second.You don't even have to spend hundreds of dollars to do this if you know how the key is s... [ More ]

Reply #13

Lottowiz34 — Sun, 29 Jun 2003 13:54:49 GMT

To Thomas Covenant,I think you misunderstood my statement about lottery gamblers being similiar to casino gamblers so let me explain myself.What I meant was that Professional Lottery gamblers approach the game the same way Professional Casino gamblers do whether it's the card games or video gambling games.They both use some type of strategy or technique to try and handicapp the game plus there skill and expertise with a particular game.Card counting is a system just like V-Tracs is a system ther... [ More ]

Reply #12

JAP69 — Sun, 29 Jun 2003 05:46:42 GMT

Quote: Originally posted by LobsterClan on June 29, 2003 I work at a lottery retailer, and thus often hear about people's miracle lottery stories. (More often their so-close defeats). The gentlemen who won all the money here is actually in a position of authority, the City manager. Quick little article is here: http://alachuapost.com/All/1792.html News of that sort spreads around very fast in a relatively small community such as this one. As for people making a living off lottery numbers, I kno... [ More ]

Reply #11

LobsterClan — Sun, 29 Jun 2003 03:07:38 GMT

Sure thing-- when you get stuck in losing streaks, it's always good to hear that at least someone out there is winning some money. I think if you know how to pick your spots, and you lay a lot down, it is without a doubt possible to make serious profits on the 3 and 4 daily games.

Reply #10

Todd — Sun, 29 Jun 2003 02:32:35 GMT

Reply #9

LobsterClan — Sun, 29 Jun 2003 02:31:53 GMT

I never claimed that this man made a living off playing the lottery. He's a city manager, he doesn't need to! The article did state he won $70,000 net last year. I could live on that quite nicely, thank you.

Reply #8

Thomas Covenant — Sun, 29 Jun 2003 02:21:55 GMT

Anthony Monica Wilson won $48 million, he spent 60 bucks. But of course stories like this are rare. The article you gave me said nothing about him making a living playing the lottery.

Reply #7

RJOh — Sun, 29 Jun 2003 02:13:10 GMT

The truth is that even if a

Reply #6

LobsterClan — Sun, 29 Jun 2003 02:12:58 GMT

I work at a lottery retailer, and thus often hear about people's miracle lottery stories. (More often their so-close defeats). The gentlemen who won all the money here is actually in a position of authority, the City manager. Quick little article is here: http://alachuapost.com/All/1792.html News of that sort spreads around very fast in a relatively small community such as this one. As for people making a living off lottery numbers, I know they are out there, and I have even talked to a few of... [ More ]

Reply #5

Thomas Covenant — Sun, 29 Jun 2003 02:04:31 GMT

So where did you hear about this persons winnings? I would like to do a little research to verify this. Where did you hear about people making a living a pick 3 4

Reply #4

LobsterClan — Sun, 29 Jun 2003 01:51:15 GMT

I think you are extremely naive here--- there are people out there who are making a living at Pick and Pick 4-- they have well thought-out strategies, and are getting big hits. Here in my own county, a man just won $125,000 off of Pick 4... the same week he won $40,000 in Pick 3. How much did he spend? Hundreds of dollars, but look at the return.

Reply #3

Thomas Covenant — Sun, 29 Jun 2003 01:33:55 GMT

Pick 3 and 4 is consistently won by people, but it's not consistently won by a single person to the point of making a consistent profit. Even the mighty Steve Player loses money on the lottery. Anyone here that is brave enough to post their numbers always loses money. Even the great Professional Lottery Players .

Reply #2

LobsterClan — Sun, 29 Jun 2003 01:28:23 GMT

I think this depends upon which Lottery game you are referring to. The Pick 3 Pick 4 daily games can, without a doubt, be consistently won by people, much like a game of cards. It takes the right strategy, along with intuition and know-how, but it can be done. As for the 5 6 ball games, these can be won with the same tools, but not consistently-- of course, the beauty is with those games it really only takes one good win to cash in pretty good.

Reply #1

Thomas Covenant — Sun, 29 Jun 2003 00:53:10 GMT

Playing the lottery is not similiar to the way Professional Casino gamblers play card games. The lottery is like Keno. In any Professional Gambler handbook they tell you to stay away from Keno.

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Lottowiz34 — Sun, 29 Jun 2003 00:31:01 GMT

Hey I just wanted to comment on your post about Systems and Software my belief is there probably won't be a system or program that will be able too select winning numbers consistantly only occassionally for that matter.But someone who is skilled at number selection can correctly select a GROUP of numbers for there game of choice,apply the right filters wheel and WIN providing they have the WINNING numbers TRAPPED in there group.All this talk about software and systems isreally pointless because... [ More ]