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Has anyone ever used the Steve Player lotto systems? I tried for a month and never did any good. Just Currious?
Dec 12, 2008, 4:41 pm - Texas Joey - Gaming Forum

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.............Steve Player makes money selling his system....i bought into this over 9 or 10 years ago.....i should have taken the money i spent on his system playing the lottery....live and learn.
Dec 28, 2008, 10:30 pm - billyloco - Gaming Forum

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Quote: Originally posted by Teorulte on March 15, 2005 I am not really sure what you are implying here. If you mean that one has to play roulette to test a system, you are very wrong.Teorulte,I was talking about lotteries, I don't play those rip-off Internet casino games. You mentioned Steve Player systems and I thought you were talking about lottery systems which can be tested against drawing results without actually playing.RJOh
Mar 15, 2005, 9:07 pm - RJOh - Gaming Forum

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Teo,You mentioned Steve Player. I think his systems are hogwash. Curious as to what you think.
Mar 15, 2005, 6:39 pm - Sandy K - Gaming Forum

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Okay, the power 3 thing was a Steve Player system, not a roulette system. The Martingale is dangerous enough at 1,2,4,8,16,32. A power 3 would be 1,3,9,27,81,243 etcMight be better off trying to modify an Oscar's Grind. There are stories of a few craps players NEVER losing playing this system for 10-20 years. Of course, the one loss will be huge, and it could potentially come on the first session.Best thing to do is to bet all you are willing to lose on one hand, either Pass/Don't Pass Craps,
Mar 16, 2005, 4:15 pm - Teorulte - Gaming Forum

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Sandy K, Actually, I do not have any lotto systems. I have many baccarat,roulette,craps, etc. I should have been more clear. Sorry. I came across a posting about Steve Player so I emailed him. Turns out he does not offer refunds and he was not very pleasant to deal with. When I look at the rubbish that is being sold for games like roulette, I shudder to think of the scams being sold for the lottery. But when a game like european roulette, with la partrage or enprison has a house edge ar
Mar 15, 2005, 8:27 pm - Teorulte - Gaming Forum

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My main motivation is just to save people money,while exposing the scammers on the internet. I was just sick of how conniving these sellers are. Making old rehashed systems based on the oldies like Martingale, D'Alambert, Cancellation, and Oscar's Grind, lying about how well it performs, and promising success and riches. If the cancellation didn't work 100 years ago, why would it work today? You lottery people must have it also with the systems they sell to beat the lottery. Don't you ever g
Mar 15, 2005, 3:27 am - Teorulte - Gaming Forum

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Todd, I am assuming you are talkikng about the lottery. I actually do not play anymore. The odds are horrible now on Canada's Revised 6/49. Sure the prizes are bigger, but it costs TWICE as much now for a ticket! So unless the jackpots get really big, then the odds are even worse than when tickets used to be one dollar. The Pick-3 interests me. It might be possible to use a neural network, or data mining to gain an edge if you fed it enough information and the drawing was unbiased. I saw
Mar 15, 2005, 3:40 pm - Teorulte - Gaming Forum

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Pool player Steve Mizerak, May 29, 2006 Steve Mizerak, winner of multiple pool championships who became one of the game's more recognizable figures by appearing in training videos, beer commercials and a movie, died on May 29 in Palm Beach County, Fla. He was 61. Mizerak died from complications stemming from gall bladder surgery.
Sep 18, 2006, 4:35 pm - Raven62 - Gaming Forum

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Leo is a member of Team PokerStars though not exactly a famous name. Greg Raymer was a high profile member and quit his affiliation a month or two before the chips hit the fan on April 15. Being a lawyer, maybe he questioned the legality of U.S. player accounts. PokerStars did payoff all the U.S. players so their problems are nothing compared to Full Tilt. Steve Wynn formed a partnership with PokerStars for U.S. online poker when Congress ever gets around to passing the bill. Don't know th
Oct 10, 2011, 10:41 am - Stack47 - Gaming Forum