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keno should be easier to win than p-3Reply
the KENO ODSS are to high.. i think because the LOCAL loto of my country are just a 6/38 for 2,760,681 of ODDS.... and keno are to hige like 8 xxx xxx millons.. of odds but i dont know why maybe whit a god system keno are more easy to win.. just focus in 20 numbers and try to.. make a system whit this 20 numbers.. i dont know what users have experience in KENO???? another is play adjacents numbers.. of previs draws. tha happens 15 or 21 time. per year.. i dont know much.. of keno
Sep 15, 2009, 5:13 pm - PlraX - Gaming Forum

irish lottery
Hi, im looklin for some advise on the irish lottery, in Ireland we have 3 draws 2 times a week, it is a 6/45 draw and then we have a bonus ball, we can bet on 1 number at odds of 5/1 and 2 numbers at 35/1 , as there is 3 draws we have 21 numbers including the bonus balls , are there any methods for forcasting the numbers of 1 or 2 balls , any advise would be welcome, thanks
Sep 14, 2009, 10:23 am - collie72 - Jackpot Games Forum

Need some adviceReply
To KY: The odds do not change unless the number of tickets change. If it is a good bet or not, is another issue.
Sep 11, 2009, 7:11 pm - Grovel - Lottery Discussion Forum

Need some adviceReply
sigh Now it's reasoning, huh? As I and Grovel pointed out, 15,000 to 1 odds is 15,000 to 1 odds, regardless of how you twist it. Not gonna argue with you on this further. I know when I'm right Thanks for your input though, I guess. -Jim
Sep 9, 2009, 8:14 pm - Jimhowlett - Lottery Discussion Forum

Need some advice
There is a local developer raffling one of their homes away for a charity organization. $100 buys you a ticket, and 15,000 will be sold (thus the odds are 15,000 to 1). The home has an assessed value of about $300,000. I was thinking of buying a ticket. The problem is I will have to take a mortgage out on the home to the tune of about $100,000 to pay the IRS since gambling winnings are taxed as income. Still, a $100K mortgage on a $300K home is pretty darn good. I was thinking of taking it
Sep 8, 2009, 10:35 am - Jimhowlett - Lottery Discussion Forum

Have you had a winner with one of those "white line" tickets?Reply
You have the same odds of winning (or losing) on a white stripe ticket as you do on another other ticket in that book of tickets. Same for the first or last ticket, ticket number 4, ticket number 23, or ticket number whatever...
Sep 7, 2009, 9:50 pm - duckman - Instant ("Scratch-Off") Games Forum

North Carolina: 9/1 - 9/30/2009Reply
I should have called my cousin in NY and told him to play that number LOL!!!! Now what are the odds that all these states would come out with the same number, the lottery is a trip!!!!
Sep 5, 2009, 10:49 am - coolmoney - Pick 3 Forum

N.Y. Lottery debuts Sweet Million game Sept. 15Reply
Me neither. This is gonna be a peace of cake. Look at this way, the odds are lower than the Lotto and megamillions.
Sep 2, 2009, 2:32 pm - kikie - Lottery News

N.Y. Lottery debuts Sweet Million game Sept. 15News Story
Tickets for the New York Lottery's newest game go on sale September 15. Sweet Million is a lotto game in which players will choose 6 numbers from a pool of 40 (a 6/40 game). The top prize for matching all 6 numbers is $1 million cash. The New York Lottery says, For only a dollar, Sweet Million provides the best chance to win a million dollars. Drawings will be every Monday and Thursday at 9:30 p.m., starting Sept. 17. The winning numbers will be published at Lottery Post's New York Lot
Sep 2, 2009, 11:42 am - Todd - Lottery News

Time to post my PB logic:Reply
also, guesser, i was studying your method, and the odds substantially improve, if you consider reversals of a number, like let's say number 42-10-31-40-41, i would consider the reversal of 31 which is 13 to see if the age of number 31 have expire, ie, 13 could have hit 3 games down the road, therefore i would not choose 31 as a number because it had expired as the number 13! if i'm making any sense!
Aug 30, 2009, 10:51 pm - NEEO - Jackpot Games Forum