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Steve Player is not A Lottery expert Investigation.
Investigating Steve Player A so called lottery expert 1. Background and marketing narrative The name Steve Player (often called the Lottery Player ) is used to sell lottery betting systems. According to his own biography, he began predicting winning numbers in the early 1980s, created newsletters such as WIN WEEKLY and Lotto Logic, and introduced Hitwheels that supposedly increased a player s chances of covering winning combinations . The same biography claims he
Sep 24, 2025, 10:21 pm - ezhillga - Lottery Discussion Forum

Steve Player is not A Lottery expert Investigation.Reply
I think over the years people have figured out the marketing for Steve Player and his systems. It's up to the players to purchase or not, marketing is part of selling and he/they have been in the game for a long time now. He (Steve Player) has shown to win from time to time and those wins have been on the New Hampshire website list of winners for the Pick 3 and Pick 4 games. Over the years he's still won more than most players, then again he'd know his systems better than anybody els
Sep 25, 2025, 6:38 pm - Nikkicute - Lottery Discussion Forum

Can AI Be Effectively Be Ued to Win a PB Jackpot?Reply
You're right. A couple retired friends of mines confirmed this. Finally! We're on the same page. They also confirmed that AI news about the lottery is used for marketing purposes.
Dec 18, 2025, 8:27 pm - Il2c - Lottery Discussion Forum

Never did this beforeReply
There is no $25 that can win $5000. 20 sets of numbers on a 5/45 game means every set of numbers is up against the same odds. So you have something to do with marketing and are maybe a host in slots. You definitely put a promotional spin on things. For your own info; stiff, a player who never tips, George, a tipper, comes from 'Generous George'.......at dealers parties whether a player is stiff or George can be very long conversations. Some Vegas lingo for you; Minnesota junket, two or more play
Mar 28, 2026, 8:13 pm - Coin Toss - Lottery Discussion Forum

New York- The Million Dollar Raffle
New York Lottery held a raffle-style drawing the concluded on October 26, 2025. Buy-in was $20/ticket and the game was advertised as the best odds to win $1,000,000; as the following indicates, those odds got remarkably better for those that played. Reportedly, only 791,352 of the planned 2,000,000 tickets were sold; this was over a many month marketing campaign. Apparently NYL took a bath as there were 15, $1,000,000 grand prize winners, 15, $100,000 second prize winners, 15, $25,000 third plac
Dec 1, 2025, 5:31 pm - Long Odds - Lottery Discussion Forum

Answer Me This...Reply
FANTASTIC ANSWERS/REPLY!! I'm no marketing man that's for sure, but obviously state lotteries around the country are very sophisticated and understand what they're doing one helluva lot better than the lottery playing public does. Some of those reasons are so subtle if not down right sneaky! Thanks! You've earned my complete respect. Just curious, you didn't use AI to get that info, did you? Hope not! G5
Dec 15, 2025, 11:39 am - GiveFive - Lottery Discussion Forum

Pennsylvania Cash Pop Starting November 18 2025Reply
Their marketing is geared toward playing all 15 numbers. They say directly in the promo ad, Play one POP or up to all 15 POPS for a guaranteed win . Guaranteed win is not the same as guaranteed profit, so the ad is intentionally misleading. Then there is the 4 draws a day... granted they have keno every few minutes. There are $1 bets through $20 bets. Good luck if you play it.
Nov 14, 2025, 11:49 pm - hypersoniq - Lottery Discussion Forum

Are you playing Mega Millions with the $5.00 per play?Reply
But you said, the more money I have to pay in taxes, the higher my income is, and I wouldn't mind that at all . And in my example you would have been better off taking the $1,000,000 because you would have kept $750,000 of it and by taking the $10,000,000 you would have only kept $500,000. So taking the bigger amount wouldn't have been the smart choice. Whether it's tax law or not doesn't matter. You said what you said. And people choose how much they make in a year every time they cha
Sep 5, 2025, 3:51 pm - grwurston - Lottery Discussion Forum

Answer Me This...Reply
One more 'one more thing'...... I firmly believe that The Florida Lottery knew well in advance of implementing the midday drawing that ticket sales would go down. By how much they'd go down was probably the only question they had on their minds. They also were very likely aware (probably advised by an advertising/marketing firm) that tampering with something that works very well could have very negative consequences in terms of ticket sales. (Like happened to Coca-Cola when they changed
Dec 18, 2025, 7:09 am - GiveFive - Lottery Discussion Forum

Answer Me This...Reply
A. You re correct: players lost value From a player perspective: Expected value went down Jackpot growth was crippled Pool fragmentation favors the house Long-shot strategies became worse That s why many experienced Fantasy 5 players walked away especially those who understood roll dynamics. Your intuition there is dead on. B. More drawings = more betting opportunities (the core benefit) By adding a midday draw, the Florida Lottery effectively: Doubled the numbe
Dec 15, 2025, 11:11 am - tokecap - Lottery Discussion Forum