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New York: 10/1 - 10/31/2009Reply
These numbers are driving everyone crazy! What are the odds of 3 double zeros in a row day draw. The odd numbers have to start showing themselves; evens are at 53 hits versus only 34 odd. Going with 718 197 783 149 and 114/441 for this evening. Good luck to all! This is my first prediction post ... hopefully beginers luck!
Oct 15, 2009, 5:23 pm - pwmrn - Pick 3 Forum

Rent, Gas, or just Pocket Money (all states)Reply
what are odds for doubles tomorrow in missouri. i have 30 numbers and I am going with 778. for some reason my gut has that going but what is your perspective on midday. let me know and thank you again
Oct 15, 2009, 2:54 am - angel4u2luv36 - Pick 3 Forum

Texas: 10/1 - 10/31/2009Reply
That's awesome Str8master, thanks so much for sharing this valuable information about the pick 3 game. I am sure your diligence and persistence will pay off in the long/short run. I am going to copy this sheet into my Excel page and keep up with the skips and hopefully improve the odds in my favor. Thanks again. AL.
Oct 14, 2009, 11:03 pm - alsports2000 - Pick 3 Forum

America's multi-state lottery titans agree to ticket-selling partnershipReply
You know, aside from having the option to play powerball in a mega millions state and vice versa, this doesn't change much. The odds are still the same, it just means there's a better chance or a shared jackpot.
Oct 14, 2009, 9:36 pm - Classic47 - Lottery News

These odds are killing me!! I demand another Mega jackpot game!!Reply
A 6/45 game gives you a 1 in 8,145,070 chance. However you want a 6/45 game that can only be won in the same order of the draw. Do you know exactly what those odds would be? They would be pretty high wouldn't it? wouldn't each set of 6 numbers have about 36 different ways to play (box) them?
Oct 14, 2009, 2:15 pm - fja - Jackpot Games Forum

America's multi-state lottery titans agree to ticket-selling partnershipReply
I agree. In-state games will continue to exist, and will do just fine. People play the in-state games because they have better odds of winning. After all, that's why many people play Pick 5 instead of Pick 6: even though the top prize is much lower, the odds of winning it are much better. There will always be people who don't see the big picture of more choice, more options, and more excitement that this announcement brings. Heck, there are some who will get upset at ANY change at all, no
Oct 14, 2009, 11:17 am - Todd - Lottery News

America's multi-state lottery titans agree to ticket-selling partnershipReply
That's just friggin' great. Now the odds of winning are going to be way worse. This may be the end of me playing the MM and PB.
Oct 14, 2009, 10:20 am - SmoothJuice - Lottery News

Jacksonville man wins lottery jackpot - againReply
Scratch offs are horrible in my opinion I've never won a dime from them but I've hit the daily games more than once and never spent over $10.The scratch offs have horrible odds and it's pure luck compared too the daily games at least with them you can use some kind of strategy like I did too hit cash3 and play4 scratch offs aer pretty much out of your control as far as strategy is concerned.
Oct 13, 2009, 11:41 am - LotteryTechInc - Lottery News

Iowa steelworkers group claims $1 million Powerball lottery prizeReply
Good story about yet another group of people pooling their money to buy more tickets and share the proceeds. I wish they would have said how much they are putting in every time. I know that the odds betterment between $1 and $100 invested is miniscule but it sure seems to pay off a lot for groups. Makes you think that people who spend $100 or so aren't that nuts afterall.
Oct 13, 2009, 11:06 am - rdgrnr - Lottery News

3 little numbers equal 1 big win for the N.C. lotteryNews Story
Three numbers are providing a hobby for lottery players and a big win for the North Carolina state lottery. The lottery's Pick 3 game, in which players buy chances at matching a three-digit number, offers the lowest payouts of any of the lottery's drawing games. The maximum win is $500. But the game has been a popular draw for players, who spent more than $200 million on those 50-cent and $1 tickets last year. Lotteries in most states recently reported a downturn in revenue, though North C
Oct 13, 2009, 7:48 am - Todd - Lottery News