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pick 3 winners?Reply
Pick3/4 Master You're a very ingenious person, as they say: Why didn't I think of that? BowlDogUse a combination of what Pick-4 master and I tell you and the numbers that you get from The Attrasoft Predictor.Most pick3 draws have either 2 odd and 1 even numbers.Or 2 even and 1 odd numbers.Like this: Odd-odd-even odd-even-odd even-odd-oddEven-even-odd even-odd-even odd-even-evenAs He said, the evens are 0-2-4-6-8 so just replace the evens with these numbers.And the odds are 1-3-5-7-9 so just rep
Mar 9, 2004, 8:13 am - EXCALIBUR - Lottery Discussion Forum

lottery Guinness world recordReply
It's not that lotteries are difficult it's that they are random and in order to get all the number correct you have to have insight as to how the game is played and a willingness to win and most importantly pick the correct numbers. And only a select few can pick the winning numbers. regardless of the method they use to pick the winning numbers.Picking winning numbers is a challenge to say the least. You have to use whatever tools you can handle correctly. A software program in the hands of a no
Mar 8, 2004, 12:41 pm - four4me - Lottery Discussion Forum

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Bob PYou know I like this. All the baloney Malone that sometimes gets thrown around on this Forum but here we are talking about the real thing. This is the nitty gritty stuff. The big prizes in lotto are down to luck. The smaller ones you can do something with but in the long term its only marginal compared to the money you've forked out. So the satisfaction has to come from just getting that slight improvement in the odds by doing clever things. In short it's a brain exercise and if you keep ex
Mar 8, 2004, 4:48 am - Colin F - Lottery Systems Forum

The basic premise of the lotto game.Reply
I thought the answer to that was obvious. To make money for the Government that runs it, to the tune of 40 to 50% of the takings which purportedly is used for good causes. The balance is given back to the punters.Now, in the process of doing this they create big prizes which are won by a minuscule amount of the participants and trifling amounts are given to the rest. They also make advertisements which lead people to think it's very easy to win - I'm sure a private corporation that advertised it
Mar 5, 2004, 12:17 am - Colin F - Lottery Systems Forum

Best scratch game?Reply
Quote: Originally posted by keystonechas on March 03, 2004 In the state of Pennsylvania the odds is listed on the back of each ticket and posted on the state lottery site. One neat feature on the web site, is they post how many winners are left! It's not real time but updated about once every week, and I guess its better than nothing. The big unknown, is how many total tickets are left. I do feel it does give you a slight edge. As a example, which would you rather play? The one dollar game Roost
Mar 3, 2004, 3:45 pm - plnwebguy - Instant ("Scratch-Off") Games Forum

pick 3 winners?Reply
Quote: Originally posted by JAP69 on February 29, 2004 The amount of times won will vary depending on how many numbers chosen and how many played. I have posted winning straight numbers for my state at times but not actually played the winner on that day as I limit my plays to a budget. To meet daily cost of living expenses is my priority not gambling.The majority of my systems have been posted here. That's really the key. John put his finger on it. Luckycat, how much are you willing spend? How
Feb 29, 2004, 10:05 am - Prometheus1 - Lottery Discussion Forum

Lottery player comes up a loser in supreme courtNews Story
A lottery player whose interpretation of the term wild card gave rise to his claim that he had a $20,000 winning ticket got little sympathy in Maine's highest court.The Supreme Judicial Court on Wednesday denied Larry Moody's appeal, saying his interpretation would make every Wild Card Cash ticket a winner.Moody claimed the prize in the instant lottery game, even though none of the six scratch boxes showed a hand with a winning pair. When he scratched a separate box labeled wild card, the fi
Feb 27, 2004, 4:19 am - Todd - Lottery News

Has anyone here ever won the lottery big!Reply
Hello Fantasy5, are we gonna get lucky today? Lets see what happens thanks for the numbers in the last ten drawings. I did set up a mini-flowchart based on the info you sent me. I can visually see on the flowchart that I make that 1-20-23-25-and 35 seem to be hotter then others so you might want to put any one or two of those in your wheel strategy. The numbers that I can see that may come in are as follows...3-4-6-7- 9-10-13-17-19-24-26 and 33. That is the twelve numbers that I would wheel fo
Feb 25, 2004, 8:47 am - st.germain - Lottery Systems Forum

Has anyone here ever won the lottery big!Reply
Quote: Originally posted by st.germain on February 24, 2004 hello fantasy5 and pickfourmaster. since ladygirl is not around. lets see if we can capture the fantasy5 game.If you can record ,say the last 6 to 10 games we can create a mini flowchart to see how the numbers come in and how often,then if, for instance, the numbers 2-4-6-8-10 have come in it is a safe bet that they will not come in that order tonight. So you will drop them from your total of 36 numbers in that game and now you will h
Feb 24, 2004, 9:06 pm - ladygirl99 - Lottery Systems Forum

Has anyone here ever won the lottery big!Reply
Quote: Originally posted by st.germain on February 24, 2004 hello fantasy5 and pickfourmaster. since ladygirl is not around. lets see if we can capture the fantasy5 game.If you can record ,say the last 6 to 10 games we can create a mini flowchart to see how the numbers come in and how often,then if, for instance, the numbers 2-4-6-8-10 have come in it is a safe bet that they will not come in that order tonight. So you will drop them from your total of 36 numbers in that game and now you will h
Feb 24, 2004, 3:35 pm - Fantasy5 - Lottery Systems Forum