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This will be my LAST week posting
Well Vacation is about over..I have really enjoyed the LP for past year. It does take up a lot of time to read and try to catch up. I am sure it will be impossible once school starts back. So this will be my last week of regular posting. Between School, housework, yardwork, pool, and parttime job, I will not be able to post as much.After the pool is closed and the yard is finished for the season, I will get some extra time.In meantime, I hope everyone makes a bundle.. The tools are here to ad
Jul 24, 2005, 11:13 am - tntea - Pick 3 Forum

MegaMillions pool strategies.Reply
JAG,I didn't really have any particular point in mind. I just started thinking about the flipside of RJOh's findings, and that prompted me to ask the question.We can analyze draw history in an infinite number of ways, but the statistics we come up with aren't always meaningful or useful. At any given point the numbers have to fall in some fashion, but I generally don't put much stock in such statistics unless there's a clear mathematical reason for them. Otherwise, they simply represent a snapsh
Jul 21, 2005, 7:03 pm - ayenowitall - Jackpot Games Forum

MegaMillions pool strategies.Reply
This is the file with the real numbers. After the drawing I will check to see if the strategy helped. If it did I may play the whole file next time or get a pool of friends to play.FILE : MM071905 05 10 27 46 49 +21 06 22 42 43 45 +34 13 29 31 38 41 +03 01 14 23 40 44 +31 07 27 36 37 44 +04 03 25 45 46 47 +33 14 20 34 47 53 +26 13 16 35 37 43 +43 02 05 27 34 43 +20 04 17 28 38 42 +02 22 23
Jul 19, 2005, 10:39 pm - RJOh - Jackpot Games Forum

Maddogs Mega Million Challenge 7/5Reply
RJOH ----- this is absolutely incredible!I just finished my initial worksheet and counted 38 numbers for my initial pool, and again I have 16 numbers for final selection. Maybe the time has come for us????? to take the jackpot. I will take cash, and will struggle (for all of 1 second) to get along on a mere 18M.Seriously, I regard you as the resident statistician of LotteryPost, and, as such, I have considerable confidence in the posts and observations you share with fellow members of LP. My a
Jul 8, 2005, 2:41 pm - urug2000 - Jackpot Games Forum

Lottery Pools??Reply
I've heard there can be problems in that situation as well. People can change when there is alot of money involved.My opinion is for a lottery pool, all the rules should be agreed upon in advance and written down. When things are written down if someone does want to make trouble, what was written down can be referred back to. When people are discussing something, there can be a misunderstanding when an agreement is reached so putting it in writing is the way to go to make it clear to all invo
Jul 4, 2005, 1:51 pm - PrisonerSix - Lottery Discussion Forum

Are Secrets Really Worth Keeping?Reply
RJOH,I guess it would depend upon what one defines as an affordable cost . To me, I've seen enough people trying to wheel 100 combos at 100 bucks a draw. And really, that 100 combos doesn't change the odds on a major jackpot game any. It's a drop in the bucket when the odds of hitting the jackpot are over 100 million to one. To me, personally, games with odds that high are never worth more than a 5 buck ticket. There are just too many combinations possible. Winning a major jackpot game like t
Jun 8, 2005, 10:44 pm - Badger - Lottery Systems Forum

Circle of Opportunity
I have read much about what various persons would do if they won a major Jackpot. There is a wide variey of purchases, travels, charities, relatives, etc., etc., etc. This all strikes me as typical cross-representation of all that is American, and that is good, very good!As you all probably know, I have arrived at the time in life that I do not have a lot of' 'IS' to look forward to, but I have a helluva lot of 'was' look back at! I suppose it is appropriate now to recall that after I posted
Jun 8, 2005, 10:40 am - urug2000 - Lottery Discussion Forum

Defunct GamesReply
Sure, how about New Jersey's Lotzee game?Lotzee was removed from the NJ game lineup about 2 years ago, and was an interesting oddball of a game. Here's some background info I had on the game, including how to play:Lotzee had 63 different ways to win on each ticket played, with some of the best odds of winning a prize (1 in 7). Lotzee had a top prize of $500,000.Every Lotzee ticket had 5 prize levels. Within each prize level you had between 1 and 8 sets of 4 numbers in play.Between all the priz
May 2, 2005, 7:48 am - Todd - Lottery Discussion Forum

Need help with dream...(not numbers!)Reply
Gracie...it's weird that you said that about the spa............a child just died in Michigan I think doing exactly that...crawled into the spa......and the parents were home...........We have a hot tub and I told my husband a couple months ago that we need to make sure the flaps are locked for the grandbabies.....they will walking soon..............like I said, I have an inner fear for my grandsons.My daughter has a pool (our old house) and she and my other daughter are taking my grandsons for
Apr 25, 2005, 11:55 am - Sandy K - Mystical Forum

Universal Pick 3/4 Filter+Wheeler+System.Reply
BobI already have P34Lotto.But the king of Pick 3 filters is The Crunch 2, but there is no Crunch for the pick 4, you can always use Todd's online Deflate 4 system.As to being able to wheel and filter the pick 3 and the pick 4 is not really just usefull, but very very much so, I have done it many many times before and will always keep on doing it, that is how I always reduce the combos, and it's a very good thing to do if done right.Thank you very much anyway, I really don't need the above Unive
Apr 22, 2005, 12:37 pm - LANTERN - Lottery Discussion Forum