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North Carolina: 9/1 - 9/30/2013Reply
Was this you Technics?...remember I'm your friend if it is!...could be WPB! September 9, 2013 Mega Millions ticket sold in Charlotte wins $250,000 A $250,000-winning Mega Millions ticket, which beat odds of 1 in 3.9 million to match all five white balls in Friday s drawing, was sold at the Kangaroo Express on Randolph Road in Charlotte. The jackpot for the game, meanwhile, rolled to an estimated $106 million annuity value ($71.8 million cash) for Tuesday s drawing.
Sep 10, 2013, 3:15 pm - Vergie6 - Pick 3 Forum

Even Smaller Odds Help LittleReply
Play scratchoffs then. ........ Some have odds 1 in 4.25 . Good luck.
Sep 10, 2013, 10:37 am - cash4ninja - Lottery Discussion Forum

7 state lotteries join forces for multi-state raffleReply
Yeah Right! I went into a Mobil station yesterday and asked about it. Never heard of it was the response I got. Thanks for sharing the info. Actually, I'm kind of glad they screwed up. You're right, ticket sales will probably be kind of low simply because there wont be a lot of time to sell them, and because it's new. That means the odds to win the top prize will be low too, but they may not sell a top prize winner in NYS either.
Sep 10, 2013, 5:38 am - GiveFive - Lottery News

length of time a digit reamains hot for pick 3Reply
I agree. Sometimes though a digit in a position might not show for 40 drawings. That is a phantom digit. A TFR is a good way to spot a cold and hot digit in all positions. I prefer to catch the hot skip strings in a downstroke. A downstroke has only one destination. ZERO. An upstroke is a crapshot. Could be infinity. (Well odds say so anyway)
Sep 9, 2013, 8:49 pm - LottoBoner - Lottery Discussion Forum

Why would MM risk losing people/money with new matrix?Reply
Because it will most likely work... fools don't conjure these business plans up. When the JP hits 1 billion... even most who have sworn against these new impossible odds will most likely wager a $1 for a shot at it. That's why
Sep 8, 2013, 11:42 pm - Romancandle - Lottery Discussion Forum

Can math and logic improve chances of winning a jackpot?Reply
Can math and logic improve chances of winning a jackpot? I for one say YES................ Total Games to Date = 1,038 Odds of winning 5 of 6 = 1 : 54,201 Odds of winning 4 of 6 = 1 : 1,032 Lets look at my Combinations Patterns of the OHIO Classic Game - Go To - https://app.box.com/shared/5vms79dzu0 I have 211 Groups which are made up of 664 drawings of the total 1,038 drawings to date or 63.97% of the total drawings. 7 of these Groups - 7, 9, 14, 29, 62, 103, 211 had matche
Sep 8, 2013, 5:31 pm - butch2030 - Mathematics Forum

SoundOff New Jersey Lottery is cheating in the Pick 3 and Pick 4 GamesReply
I firmly believe the winning combo are pre-determined and not random. It appears to me that there are magnets are involved. It would be better if the balls toss around the cylinder and a hole in the bottom opens up and let gravity do its job as done in the Pick6 and Cash 5 games. I have seen NJ players who are consistent winners, they defy the odds. The only explanation I can think of is that they have the connections. Privatization of the NJ Lottery hasn't changed anything. There were no lay
Sep 7, 2013, 8:20 am - d1nnl2 - Lottery Discussion Forum

Do some people not care how much they spend on lottery and feel it will be worth it if you win?Reply
A little bit can really add up. People who play even $5-10 a draw or buy scratchers every other day really don't realize how much they spend. Like I mentioned in another post, several years ago I was a frequent player. The most I ever spent was a grand in one year. $1,000 down the tubes. That was really the wake-up call for me. I was winning but not enough to justify spending that much (might as well go to casino and bet it on red)! Nowadays I do much better...I track every purchase, buy v
Sep 5, 2013, 5:50 am - LottoMetro - Lottery Discussion Forum

Illinois Lottery adds new feature to numbers gamesReply
Harsh but a reality. The lottery never implements changes unless they would benefit the lottery itself, not the player. I think your calculations are off. When playing straight with Fireball if a player wins they do not win $500 on a $1 wager. They win the 50 cent wager which returns $250. Only if one of their balls matches the Fireball do they win again That's why I said they carefully worded it. All you have to do is multiply the odds by the winnings to get the expected return. 3/2000 ti
Sep 2, 2013, 12:20 pm - LottoMetro - Lottery News

Non-Complex P-3 StrategyReply
Aren't we always playing against the odds? In general it's a non-complex P3 strategy has he stated, any suggestions on how to add numbers for when you think a repeat, double or triple is welcomed I m sure. Just keeping it simple people.
Sep 2, 2013, 6:37 am - Nikkicute - Lottery Systems Forum