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Better Your Odds on Pick 4Reply
I dont know the entire list of Pick3 combinations but i think that if no number repeats there are: 720 so that makes it: 1 in 360 to win Pick4... If 1 number repeats then the odds to win Pick4 is: 1 in 140...Actually 1 in 135 for i heard that there are 10 triplets but i could be wrong i really dont know the history of Pick3 i dont play pick3... And i think that in Pick3 half a month they play where 1 digit repeats, the other half 1 digit doesnt repeat...I think the same thing happens in
Dec 6, 2009, 6:44 pm - pumpi76 - Lottery Systems Forum

How can I calculate odds?Reply
If the 10 numbers you choose does not include all 6 numbers drawn: Your Odds of Winning is 0! Maddog10 ran a WV Cash 25 Challenge for a while here on LP: I don't think anyone ever Matched 6 of 6! (Not for the lack of trying!) Best of Luck at Winning the WV Cash 25!
Dec 1, 2009, 3:53 pm - Raven62 - Lottery Discussion Forum

How to win Scratchoffs...A Better tactic...Reply
The only difference with the regular lotto and with scratchoff combination lotto game is that with the regular lotto you are shooting at a moving target... i am glad i saw this because going at it blindly you are facing: 800 or 900 million odds... now i know the world is listening you saw what i just did...Now i want my disability re-instated....
Dec 1, 2009, 7:11 am - pumpi76 - Instant ("Scratch-Off") Games Forum

The HLHH by 5's method...Reply
You know this can be also used in Pick5, in Pick6 and in Powerball... I dont know i am just guessing the choices but like for Pick4 you have like 12 combos choices, for Pick5 who knows there might be 18 or 22 combos choices [including Powerball, the only difference is that Powerball/MegaMillion would have more combinations to play not combos but combinations]; for Pick6 there might be: 28 or 30 combos choices...So if this is correct the odds to play Pick6 would be 1 in 30....Basically 1 in 30
Dec 1, 2009, 4:37 am - pumpi76 - Lottery Systems Forum

David's Pick 3 of the Day - Dec. 1, 2009
DAVID S PREDICTION FOR DECEMBER 1, 2009 The actual ODDS of WINNING NJ Pick 3 (6 Way Combo) is 1:266 NOT 1:168. I will ONLY NARROW the odds for you. It is up to you to choose how you want to play the game. For example, I will narrow the odds from 1:266 to 1:38 After studying the number pattern of the NJ Pick 3 lotto, I predict that 1 or O will be the lowest WINNING digit in one of tomorrow s drawings for a box win. And possibly for a straight win. Thus, I predict that one
Dec 1, 2009, 12:00 am - bmehmet - Pick 3 Forum

US delays crackdown on Internet gamblingReply
I think it should up to the person whether they want to play online or not. You can easily get ripped off in a casino just as much as you can online. Remember you never beat the 'House' trust me I have friends who deal in casinos. Rigging games like roulette does nothing for a casino because they odds are already heavily stacked against you whether its online or in person. Black Jack would be a different story. There are sites set up to monitor rogue activity, one of them being Casinomeiste
Nov 30, 2009, 7:11 am - unseen - Lottery News

Knocking NiCkEL (NC) OUT!!Reply
Hmmmmmm.... I'm not sure what you mean by a cold number in this case.. Do you really want to increase your odds of winning? Consider playing the missing/due single digit Skip with the highest Skip Value and pair that # with the missing combinations list.. ok?
Nov 29, 2009, 8:12 pm - crow - Pick 3 Forum

Listings of Jackpot > odds?Reply
A few years back there was an international group that looked for such jackpots. They played the Virgina lottery and won by attempting to play all of its possible combinations and were featured on the TV show How they do that . They were the only winner and did so by taking over three Seven Eleven store terminals for three days in a an attempt to run cards with all the possible combinations. Afterward, most states changed the rules of their games to limit the length of time a group or indivi
Nov 27, 2009, 3:56 pm - RJOh - Lottery Discussion Forum

New Jersey Cash-5 Now at $1.4 Million
The New Jersey Cash-5, is now at $1.4 Million. It hasn't been hit since the 19th of November. This is a sweet jackpot for cash-5 odds. Good luck players....!
Nov 27, 2009, 12:26 pm - MADDOG10 - Pick 5 Forum

Down to your last $10, would you buy a ticket for one of the biggest jackpots ever?Reply
About 7 years ago I was in a similar situation, and the last thing on my mind was to play the lottery. Instead, I used that money for gas for my car on my way down to a day labor company the next day at 5:AM busting my hump digging ditches to make 50 bucks cash at the end of the day. If I couldn't work physically, then I'd find another way, but not spend money on the lottery. That's just irresponsible and absurd. The lottery is in my opinion a luxury recreation, not a reliance for revenu
Nov 26, 2009, 3:06 pm - joker17 - Lottery Discussion Forum