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LP RNG & computer RNG?Reply
I don't think you are understanding the difference between the RNGs used for Quick Picks (to pick numbers to play) and the RNGs used for the drawings of some games. They are completely different. I don't think anyone expects the lottery ticket machines to have little lottery ball drawing machines inside of them every time you want to play Quick Picks, but I do think most people expect the lotteries to conduct real and fair drawings using mechanical ball machines. I would recommend that yo
Aug 23, 2006, 12:46 pm - Todd - Lottery Discussion Forum

Do You Tell People You Play?Reply
Hi, I am new here and I live in North Carolina. My family knows I play and some friends. My husband is the Doubting Thomas when it comes to playing the lottery. Now he does talk about what he would do if he won the lottery and all that......but has only played it twice. I am the one who plays and I have only missed 2 games since it started here. Ihave lost money true......but I have won some too. The most I won at 1 time so far was $500 on the Jun 28th draw (3 white balls/PB and power play X5)
Aug 16, 2006, 10:15 am - LuckyGirl21 - Lottery Discussion Forum

Pencil and Paper Jackpot CalculationsReply
This is the deal. I don't try to figure it out. Too much work. Usually doesn't pay off. I have purchased quick picks and had maybe 1 or 2 of the numbers on a ticket of 5 picks. So... My new system is this. Buy a quick pick and play everything except what is on the ticket. This should not take more than 5 minutes. Hopefully you'll win at least $3.00.
Aug 15, 2006, 2:40 pm - BevsPicks - Jackpot Games Forum

$45M N.Y. Lotto winner bought ticket on impulseNews Story
After she was hit with a hot flash during a late June trip to Brooklyn, 49-year-old Mary Ann Hrywnak ducked into David's Check Cashing to beat the heat and buy a Quick Pick Lotto ticket. It turned out to be a multimillion-dollar decision. Hrywnak's Quick Pick turned out to be a $45 million winner, the New York Lottery announced Tuesday. It's the largest lottery purse ever won by a person from Broome County. The night of the drawing, the Johnson City woman recognized she had a few of the
Aug 2, 2006, 9:16 am - Todd - Lottery News

The possibilities for fraud in RNG gamesReply
Jack, I voted, Who are you kidding? I don't play RNG. What's RNG? I play megamillions only and I use quick pick to generate my numbers. Buena swerte, senyor.
Jul 22, 2006, 1:11 pm - csfb - Lottery Discussion Forum

PowerBall... Testing MethodReply
A lot of people use quick picks, a lot of people pick numbers that are personal to them. Others get into the statistics of the thing and analyze the numbers: how often they come up, which ones are 'overdue', etc. Some people play a set of numbers for years, others change up every draw. You just have to find a method that you're comfortable using. Good luck!
Jul 17, 2006, 5:52 am - thinreality - Jackpot Games Forum

where do you purchase lottery ticketsReply
RJOh, Funny you mentioned a gratuity. A clerk at my joint asked me if I wanted a ticket for our Little Lotto this morning He knows I play it every day. Hadn't planned on buying it at the time but what the heck I got my quick pick. As I was leaving the store we were talking about a $5000 "tip" from the $150,000 jackpot. The serendipity of him asking me if I wanted the ticket out of the blue gave me good feelings about the purchase. But I don't think I'm going to give him $5000 of it. Ma
Jul 16, 2006, 6:10 pm - Rick G - Lottery Discussion Forum

What is a 'Lottery System' PollReply
I voted Need only win a few times in a lifetime only because need win only once in a lifetime wasn't there! For Pick 5, more than once would be nice, but even if you hit once you'll never forget it. Probably remember the numbers, too. For Pick 6 since we're talking jackpots you definitley need hit only once. I've just got a hunch that the most complicates system / method of picking numbers ever posted here would take a back seat to something like this: Hey...the silliest t
Jul 6, 2006, 2:49 am - Coin Toss - Lottery Systems Forum

how far back do you go.Reply
For a Pick 5 game with 37,38,39, or 40 numbers, I go back 40 draws. For a P5 game with 30 or so numbers, I go back 30. Of course, this going back is solely for the purpose of determining frequency within that specific time frame. And frequency will determine the hot and cold numbers for my system . I have discovered, however, that, in going back, doubling the number of draws gives me a differenct set of hot/cold numbers. I have therefore concluded that Quick Picks are the way to g
Jul 1, 2006, 1:21 pm - GASMETERGUY - Lottery Discussion Forum

Population & Lottery Secret...Reply
There are no codes or secrets that will beat this game...that's why lotteries are flourishing, because they can beat the player hands down with the house advantage. But that doesn't mean you can't beat the lottery. The right approach and a whole lot of luck for that single win that puts you into the profit zone is all it takes. A quick pick is as good a code or secret as thousands of hours studying the game. I would rest easy on your worries about anyone cracking the lottery. You can be
Jun 19, 2006, 10:29 am - Rick G - Lottery Discussion Forum