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MM Tuesaday Draws to view( a big one)Reply
Cracking the lottery is not hard. Simply play all the possible combinations. It just that it doesn't make economic sense. A few years ago an investment group try to buy all the possible combinations to the Virgina lottery and bought about 80% of the combinations and won. The cash value of the jackpot was higher than the odds of winning. Virgina changed their lotteries rules after that, but now days a jackpot value is seldom greater than the odds of winning. In the pick 3 games there are onl
Dec 11, 2003, 6:25 pm - RJOh - Jackpot Games Forum

Open Discussion: Define/Refine PredictionReply
This is an interesting discussion!According to the first message the odds are 1000:1 for the PICK 3 lottery for a Straight Win.The real problem though is the low pay-out of 500:1 or online 600:1. I can easily prove - and I am of course not the only one - that everybody can generally beat the odds with a system meaning: Winning at a Better Rate than 1000:1 Straight or 220:1 Boxed . BobP showed that for example in the review of MasterMind 3 in Florida.Everybody of course has their own approach
Nov 27, 2003, 2:10 pm - MikeK - Pick 3 Forum

MM Drawing for Tuesday 11-25-03Reply
RJOHI understand what fja is talking about, but having studied the draws for a lot of years now, and as far as the MB number is concerned; I can pretty much tell you if the MB is going to hit above 25 or below 25. Usually I can come closer than that.This has been a real challenge, but I'm getting closer all the time it seems. There are days that it will throw me a curve though; but not many.What I don't understand about your discussion is that all draws change because of the Bell-Curve. It see
Nov 25, 2003, 6:42 pm - kbcherokee - Jackpot Games Forum

Open Discussion: Define/Refine Prediction
There is a never-ending supply of info on how to calculate odds, probabilities, wheels, filters etc.. but is there a specific, well-defined process or algorithm for prediction itself? If there is, I can't find one... perhaps as a group we can figure this out...What are the tools? What's the math? where to begin?I think that the best way to start is to have a clearly defined understanding of the pick 3 problem ...the way I see it...1. overall odds are 1000:1 but each ball drawn is an isolated dv
Nov 17, 2003, 6:12 pm - hypersoniq - Pick 3 Forum

Lottery nixes man's bid to buy 7 million ticketsReply
Sweat,I'm from from central Ohio too. Before I retired, I worked with a guy who tried to organize a similar scheme, but he would going to sell each member a set of numbers to play and make his money off selling the numbers,but he couldn't get ten people to join, so the scheme never got off the ground. At the time, our town had about 25,000 people and about 2,500 lottery players who bought $5-$10 of tickets per draw and nobody had ever won the big jackpot, so he couldn't convince anyone that wou
Nov 16, 2003, 1:00 pm - RJOh - Lottery News

Whatever happened to? Very Strange!Reply
I wish I could remember, around that time, my computer went kaput, so I was not accessing a computer regularly. By the time I got a new one, the posting from the newsgroup was gone. I have made inquiries to the newsgroups, but no luck so far. He was in England and his name I believe was ALI(middle eastern). I regret not saving the info somewhere. He could have been a scammer, but the news article and some of his conclusions do lead me to believe he may be on to something. He made some interest
Oct 25, 2003, 7:23 pm - dynodyno - Lottery Discussion Forum

Lotto Sync test II retryReply
Enzo:Thank's for the regular font size in your last post.I'm not saying my claims were not true. I always said I was trying to reach the 90% 3 correct in 10. Along the way I posted, that this goal could not be reached for the 1.5 version (for different reasons). The other claims that are left, is that it will perform better and more consistent than anything else on the market, and that it will increase the odds of winning dramaticly.I stick to those claims.But I am fully aware that claiming some
Oct 25, 2003, 5:50 pm - Guru - Lottery Systems Forum

Vermont Man Claims "Power" Bug in Vermont Lottery Powerball PromotionNews Story
Anyone looking to guess the correct number of jelly beans in a jar would do well to ask the opinion of Michael Patterson of Williamstown, Vermont. Mr. Patterson was declared the winner of a red, 2003 Volkswagen Beetle by the Vermont lottery when he guessed that the POWER BUG contained a total of 24,260 ping-pong balls. The correct number, as certified by the Vermont Lottery auditors, was 24,264 -- only four more than Mr. Patterson's solitary entry.The Vermont Lottery awarded the car as the g
Oct 10, 2003, 4:02 pm - Todd - Lottery News

Ga. Pick 5 Saturday.Reply
The Saga of the ODD numbers in the 4th position.We got our 4 even numbers that was sooooo due on Sunday.....the first since 8-16=03 We are going to be getting an all even pretty soon....I like the idea of cutting the odds down by 50 % on that day. In spite of the fact the odds will still be a Zillion to one. Maybe this will be only a Half a Zillion to one. LOL I'll just be playing on that half of the Swimming Pool with just the 19 all evens u
Oct 8, 2003, 7:58 am - WIN D - Pick 5 Forum

Win the 3 & 4 digitReply
Bnylons wrote in the first postA very effective way to win the three and four digit lottery numbers that I have found....You have to play the same number for both draws ( evening and midday ) until it wins. Persistance actually pays off if you stick with the same numbers! You are making your odds even more rediculous than they are by changing your number. Lucky cat wrotefour 4 methink you lost the train of thought. BNYLONS method he is discussing is to play the pic 3 number, you want and cont
Oct 3, 2003, 11:34 pm - four4me - Lottery Discussion Forum