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WASHINGTON ST> Daily 3Reply
Man that 5! another sleeper stinker! Good observation on false trips! An intersting thing! I guess I am tripped up on trips, but the present situation of their lateness needs a closer look. Let's look at a betting strategy of the min bet till the end of the year or until a trip hits ( if indeed ONE will hit by year's end). That is $.50 x10 x 37 days left = $185.00. Payout is $250 so a gain of $65 is possible, worst case and one trip hit. $5.00/ day is the investment. If one comes in
Nov 25, 2009, 7:13 am - Delta Draw - Pick 3 Forum

My dreamReply
Bernadette 919 690 teacher 142 672 132 552 684 1058 pool 054 742 017 252 1793 screaming 502 952 602 638 8490 empty 705 145 bottles 130 117 240 890 6661 pot 166 749 669 652 1886 plane 977 950 887 876 851 6430 odor 587 604 567 027 1730 good luck!
Nov 6, 2009, 1:25 am - AGF310 - Mystical Forum

Lottery Partnership wantedReply
MRSCOTTIA, IF YOU LIVE IN N.C., WHY DON'T YOU JUST FOCUS ON WINNING IN YOUR OWN STATE. NORTH CAROLINA IS ACTUALLY A GOOD STATE TO PLAY IN. IT'S NOT AS DIFFICULT TO HIT IN FOR PICK 3/4 , DEPENDING ON WHAT SYSTEM YOU ARE USING. AS FAR AS PICK 5 GOES, YOU CAN ONLY PLAY PICK 5 IN YOUR OWN STATE. YOU CANNOT PLAY PICK 5 ONLINE IN ANY OTHER STATE. I HAVE NEVER HEARD OF ANYONE CROSSING STATE LINES TO POOL THEIR MONEY FOR PICK 5, OR POWERBALL. IT IS NOT NECESSARY FOR POWERBALL. ARE YOUR PICK 3 NUMBER
Oct 17, 2009, 1:04 pm - destinycreation - Pick 3 Forum

Virginia: 10/1 - 10/31/2009Reply
I think it was 592 Jonny!!! Congrats . I had 512 and 502 Here is what happened last night with mega I play in a pool with 10 or so folks at work Heres what we had 17 31 32 43 52 and 22 here what hit : 17 31 34 45 51 and 24 That was a close one for 170 mil
Oct 14, 2009, 11:42 pm - Blackie - Pick 3 Forum

Money for LotteryReply
this isnt exactly how it works but its close state takes in $100m in ticket purchases assigns %60 or 60 mill in prize money divides it into brackets for ea prize pool 20% top = 12m 30% middle= 18m 50% lower. =30m top prize in this instance would be $12 mill, if its annuity they buy state mutual bonds and the payout is paid annually so taxes get taken out the yearly payment. say %1 interest on bonds, = 120k a year for 25 years,
Oct 7, 2009, 1:22 pm - savagegoose - Lottery Discussion Forum

Ga dream SSReply
Barry 636 160 brother 134 692 412 551 426 8713 slippers 462 pool 329 017 252 054 742 1793 sqeeze 019 960 dirty 933 muddy water 570 talking 478 good luck!
Sep 21, 2009, 8:25 am - AGF310 - Mystical Forum

numbers for my dream pleaseReply
DANCING - 223 408 2974 TALK - 314 132 4868 URINE - 163 737 SHOOT - 253 896 5407 POOL - 977 122 NIGHT - 780 359 9253 CLUB - 514 078 9697 SISTER - 922 954 8859 GOODLUCK WIN LOTS OF $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
Sep 10, 2009, 10:06 am - moremoney$ - Mystical Forum

Time to post my PB logic:Reply
BENMAS, Time*Treat - I know it's good stuff, but as you said, you have to play consistently and be PATIENT. I was using this theory 2-3 years ago and hit 11 pick-4's, (meaning 4x5 in PB, and forget the red ball). 5x5 paid 200,000 and I was one number away in those 11 games, meaning I HAD the 5th number in my pool in 2 of those 11 games, but I would not pay the extra couple of bucks to play THAT number. Hindsight... The WORST thing a person can possibly do is come close to winning, because the
Sep 9, 2009, 2:26 am - guesser - Jackpot Games Forum

Where Does the Money Go?Reply
This description may not be strictly correct in all the technicalities, but it can give a general idea of how this works. The cash value is the amount of money in the prize pool. For simplicity, let's assume one person wins the jackpot. If he selects the cash value option, he receives the cash value amount, which is money already held by the lottery commission. If the winner selects the annuitized payment option, he receives the first annual payment, and the rest (of the cash value) is dep
Aug 18, 2009, 11:20 pm - Longarm - Lottery Discussion Forum

Think Outside The BoxReply
RJOH You have made this observation many times on LP and when I first read about it I spent several years experimenting with your orginial description and, later on, several variations of it. I found nothing with any degree of continuity; nothing I could hang my hat on . The resulting number of combinations was just too large to be of practical use. One variation I had divided the pools into 12 groups with vowels and consonants. I used 12 because that would reduce the number of combination
Aug 7, 2009, 11:08 am - GASMETERGUY - Mathematics Forum