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What is a lottery system? What distinguishes a lottery system from guesses, dreams and quick picks?Reply
I have actually found ways to win huge profits on the P3 and P4 games, at least on paper and back testing...only problem is that they require huge bankrolls to implement....the kind of money only wealthy people could afford to gamble with. The only real way to lose in these systems is if some freakishly anomalous gap occurred between hits or the lottery officials shut down the numbers that day. Ever notice the min and max bets on each game table at the casinos? The min sets the minimum unit that
May 2, 2011, 4:27 pm - Thoth - Lottery Discussion Forum

Pure unadulterated baloney from Steve PlayerReply
COIN TOSS If you have a problem with lottery systems then DON'T purchase any but let people that do enjoy using them do it in PEACE they don't need another nag bugging them about it who cares if Steve Player is a real person,alien,computer generated figure,ghost,under cover agent etc..... I get a lot of use out of his stuff along with the other LOTTERY TOOLS I purchase for my enjoyment and assistance in playing the games.
Dec 27, 2010, 7:48 pm - LotteryTechInc - Lottery Discussion Forum

Heard this Time after Time: If you trap the Jackpot numbers on different lines Why not Switch themReply
I have used hot/cold numbers before, but the problem is not knowing when a number ceased to be hot or cold; some people suggest any numbers over 6 (or 18?) weeks are no longer relevant. Nowadays, I simply use RNG to throw out a small selection of numbers for each draw, and apply some combinational systems to fit my budget.
Jul 12, 2010, 12:57 pm - Spot-UK - Lottery Systems Forum

Steve Player info courtesty of NH LotteryReply
Thank you for this excellent post and please accept my apologies for only rating it 1 star. Having never used this ratings option I clicked 1 star but it won't seem to let me change the rating. It is a most valuable post and defintley a 5 star post. By all the bragging that Steve Player does in his newsletters and all the photos of winning tickets one is supposed to think that he has some amazing systems. The problem is that they never work very well if at all and there are hundreds of them it s
Jun 22, 2010, 10:44 pm - ALX - Lottery Systems Forum

"The A Train": At The Speed Of Benjamin$Reply
This is the same issue that I think most of us are dealing with. There are some very good systems put out by members here at LP. Each new one that comes along we backtest and find that we would have won on such-and-such day and decide we'll start using that method. However, after a couple of days of losing we decide it doesn't work and move on to the next new system to come along. I'm just as guilty of this as everyone else here. I see some real potential in this system, the only problem I'm hav
Jul 22, 2009, 1:20 pm - Shawn67 - Lottery Systems Forum

chaos theory and lottery..are they the same?Reply
I wish lottery systems could be modeled by chaos theory! than all we have to do is identify initial conditions and create computer simulation and start approximating identifiable singularities or tendencies to form singularities (by let say catastrophe theory), big question would be to reverse engineer initial condition of course:) now let say if you even succeeded in doing so, a slight change in the initial condition such a variation of 1/10000 degree F in temperature would immediately invalida
Apr 12, 2009, 9:41 pm - edge - Lottery Systems Forum

Developing a winning MegaMillions SystemReply
The problem with systems is that you will always see jackpots you would have gotten had you just made a little adjustment here or there. It is tempting to keep adjusting the parameters to settings that would have hit the previous drawing. Hard to 'set and forget'.
Nov 21, 2008, 7:42 pm - time*treat - Lottery Systems Forum

Software error stalls validation of some winning D.C. lottery ticketsNews Story
Glitch delayed winnings for several dozen ticketholders; cause still sought A mysterious software bug in 17 lottery machines used by the D.C. Lottery and Charitable Games Control Board in Washington left several dozen winning instant ticketholders unable to immediately cash their prize tickets last week. The problem, according to Jay Young, chief operating officer of the lottery board, was tracked to the proprietary software that validates instant tickets with winning numbers, but the exac
May 9, 2008, 8:46 am - Todd - Lottery News

North Carolina 1/1 - 1/31Reply
Money up, do you have a workout? What I do is look at a few workouts and pick a number(s) you like. The narrowing down is the hard part and that where luck come into play. I wish we all could pick one number that we are sure will fall. I have a problem with narrowing down to a playable number of picks. I tend to pick different numbers most days and have lost money that way. If you see a number that keeps showing up in your workout, then play it. You may want to look at different systems an
Jan 21, 2008, 9:08 pm - wpb - Pick 3 Forum

Gail Howard systemsReply
From what I have gathered, most of the 'big winners' of her systems won back in the 80's and early 90's. I said most, not all. I could write a book on the selection process, problem is, I would have to charge $30 for it, but it would only be about 15 pages long.
Nov 23, 2006, 3:16 pm - guesser - Lottery Systems Forum