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Number Porno in Texas midday...Reply
I just can't do it Raven. I really tried to see it but I guess at heart I'm an old trapper and not a hunter. I see all those last hits..... I have to kill or filter everything with a digit 1,,,or 0,,, Must put an odd digit in first position.... at the least. Play any other sum besides those zero and one sums that have been hitting ....and probably concentrate on High Sums since the last 10 are all LOW. Have to play mostly odd digits since the last 7 are mostly even. Will concentrate on
Nov 23, 2005, 11:05 am - WIN D - Pick 3 Forum

Probability of a MegaMillions rollover.Reply
The Megamillions has rolled over again, and the cash value has risen. Based on sales, the cash value reached 10.5 million and is expected to rise to $14.8M, the annuity value from $16M to $25M. This means that the lottery expects to sell about $13.4M tickets. However the lottery seems to be in a mode of underpromising and over delivering on jackpots these days. (Maybe their own models are not working all that well because of the odds changes.) I am going to guesstimate that the actual sales
Nov 23, 2005, 10:24 am - Prob988 - Jackpot Games Forum

Draw history, does it matter?Reply
Thanks everyone for your feedback. I know it sounds crazy, but after spending over $2,000 on just these 2 groups of 6 numbers, I'm really afraid to change so maybe I shouldn't be looking at the odds or studying past picks unless I want to add another set or 2. I never list my actual numbers (superstitious) but they're very similar.... like 3-8-10-12-19-27 and 3-8-12-19-27-51. The first set I played when the game was 6/49 and changed just one of the numbers when it became a 6/53 game. Then the s
Nov 20, 2005, 1:18 pm - justxploring - Lottery Discussion Forum

Draw history, does it matter?Reply
True that 1,2,3,4,5,6 has just as much of an equal chance to be drawn. But as quoted from an article I found on the net: There is a big difference between an event being possible inevery drawing and how often an event is likely to occur.It's just common sense, the more there are of a thing in a potthe more likely you will pull one out in a draw.Some will say there is exactly one type of each combination,only we're not talking about combinations right now, we'retalking about having the numbers th
Nov 20, 2005, 5:15 am - sirbrad - Lottery Discussion Forum

Half way there on the match 6 again!
I have not played the match 6 in a looooong time. So I figured I would go to my analysis sheets and give it a shot, as the jackpot is now worth my time. I had a another frustrating 3 of 6 on one line, and almost 4 of 6 and 7 of 18 for about $45.00. (Flip that 43 around, and add one digit to the 37's) Add oe to the 8 and minus one from the 16, would have been 9 of 18, $1,000!) If only if only....I would have been happy with that, but I guess I will just have to accept the $4.00. I used my system,
Nov 18, 2005, 8:13 pm - sirbrad - Lottery Discussion Forum

Is it worth going to an anonymous state?
It seems like lottery winners who go public (Evelyn Marie Adams of NJ, William Bud Post of PA, Billie Bob Harrell of TX, Jack Whittaker of WV, Larry Ross of MI, Juan Rodriguez of NY, etc) seem to have a lot of problems after they win. They are constantly beseiged by the news media and greedy relatives. Family feuds and marriage breakups also create headaches for the new millionaire. Now imagine........ What if ...... Just what if........ the prize was claimed ANONYMOUSLY????? Would you go to
Nov 18, 2005, 11:30 am - rundown99 - Lottery Discussion Forum

The most important question on LPReply
I use many analytical algorithms. Although the consecutive pairs of 20,21 got me this week, I did play 17, 18 in one line. I was expecting no consecutive really though, but I did have the right idea. I also follow the 45% repetition rule (that the same numbers of the last draw will not be drawn again.) I am actually pretty new to advanced analysis, and have come up with most of my systems on my own. However I am now looking into a few good books.But what I am doing now seems to be flirting with
Nov 17, 2005, 12:49 am - sirbrad - Lottery Discussion Forum

The most important question on LPReply
This definitely seems to be important question for which there seems to be clear answer. Life is based on hope. The world is based on hope. Things will improve. World may be a better place tomorrow. There will be cure for some diseases tomorrow which have no cure tomorrow. Some of these hopes come true and some of these notIn my opinion folks who use lottery systems to play lottery are hoping that it will work some day. May be it will work and may be it will never work. Players who use QP are tr
Nov 14, 2005, 11:14 pm - rlevins - Lottery Discussion Forum

Pick 4 questions?? ALL STATESReply
Here's a little something I put togeather the other day. I noticed a few things about the pick 4. Most states hit a double # or all 4 digit's differently every day. Not to many pairs or trips and quads are like winning the big lotto jackpot the odds are slim to none most night.The top half is the way the drawings occured each night so far for November and the bottom part is put in numerical order and color coded as stated in my key code part.Any suggestion of a way to use. All comment are welcom
Nov 12, 2005, 3:24 am - powerplayer - Pick 4 Forum

Annuity/record jackpotReply
Its all about the choice. Every one, who wins, can choose whatever they want. They can let some one else manage the money and hope nothing goes wrong, or tax laws don't change, and live happily ever after. Of, they choose the second option, do their own investing, and hope nothing goes wrong, or tax laws don't change, and live happily ever after. One obvious conclusion you missed is the longevity of money. You want more, or should want more, so that those who carry your DNA into the 30th Cen
Nov 11, 2005, 8:47 am - Chewie - Lottery Discussion Forum