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America needs a National Lottery!Reply
A government that can give everything to you can take everything away. We don't need another lottery. The track record of state lottery organizations has been miserable. Why take this greed and corruption to a higher level? The state lottery organizations start out with good intentions and slowly but surely run the whole thing into the ground seeking higher profits.Here in Texas the TLC was supposed to spend the proceeds on education, but it goes into the general fund. They claim the procee
Sep 11, 2004, 5:57 pm - orangeman - Lottery Discussion Forum

Predictors working As ONE?Reply
noluckyet Sounds like your a bit disappointed that the lotto post members cant pick a winner for you if you spend some time looking at your states history and working a few simple tips and tricks for picking numbers you might just do better at picking your own numbers. There are at least 20 different posts/threads about some easy to make paper systems that for the most part work very well from time to time. They might not hit every day or even once a month but sooner or later if you stick with
Jul 13, 2004, 4:25 pm - four4me - Lottery Discussion Forum

Buying more tickets = reduced oddsReply
All that says BobP is that your chances of having the 6 winning numbers amongst your 24 is 1 in 100. But your chances of having the six numbers in one grid are not 1 in 100. I don't know what the odds ratio is for 6/49 lotto, but say it's 1: 20,000,000. Your 24 numbers only add up to 4:20,000,000 chance of winning. Say your numbers are (1-2-3-4-5-6-), (7-8-9-10-11-12), (13-14-15-16-17-18), (19-20-21-22-23-24). Are you saying that if you played those numbers you would win the jackpot at leas
May 4, 2004, 3:54 am - wiseone2 - Lottery Discussion Forum

Some Pick 3 TricksReply
Quote: Originally posted by Pick-4_Master on March 21, 2004The reason that Woody's system doesn't pan out in California is because your State uses Computer Generated Numbers.Any state still using the Ball Draw Machines should be able to get something from his system.His one up one down,1 previous draw number and numbers out 5-7 days apply closely with FL our numbers can stay out 7-10 days the longest 14.I had never thought of this before Woody mentioned it. I am going to do much more research
Mar 21, 2004, 4:08 pm - CalifDude - Lottery Systems Forum

Some Pick 3 Tricks
Here are a few observations I have made in the Texas pick 3 game and a few things I've learned from folks on this board that have gotten me in the ball park in my pick 3 play.1. 0,1,5,8,9 will hit in 99% of all pick 3 drawings2. Base your number selection using at least one number in (1) above. 3. Play a number that is one up or one below your key number eg; if your key number is 5, play a 6 or a 4 with it. More often than not one of the numbers you play will be a consecutive set but not necess
Mar 20, 2004, 11:33 pm - Woody - Lottery Systems Forum

NUMBersReply
Hey MillenninumWhen you see numbers posted, even if it seems that it is alot, that doesn't mean you play them all! We all pretty much compare our numbers with each other to see if we are on the same page with our predictions. Remember, we're here to share ideas and workouts with each other so that everyone can win something. I personally post numbers for midday and evening because I live in Georgia and have been playing since the lottery began. For example, when the Ga lottery began, I could tel
Feb 18, 2004, 3:44 pm - Tang - Pick 3 Forum

If you Know 1 number...Does it work?Reply
The one number idea came up in this forum earlier, and certainly is an interesting approach. The key number finally became the base of the Candy Number program, which on the one hand tries to predict this magic key number and in addition tries to the select the most likely straight/boxed suggestiions to play with. It can be tested with your local lottery at http://www.tciworld.com/CANDYNUMBER/download.htmProbability-wise you should be able (in average) to hit the key number at least every fo
Jan 2, 2004, 10:55 am - MikeK - Lottery Systems Forum

2 Russian Scientist & Japan & piReply
Johnpm77, 895,833,333,333,333,333 Isn't it about 43 quintillion divided by 48 or just under a quintillion. What the heck ....what's 895,833,333,333,333,333 quadrillion among friends? This is not an exact answer, because some patterns exhibit symmetry, and do not actually have 48 distinct representations. I suspect the exact calculation entails the use of the Bernside Polya counting theorem, but it's been a long time since I took combinato
Dec 30, 2003, 12:42 pm - Prometheus1 - Lottery Systems Forum

Prove it!Reply
BobP = I use a chart I call Level of Play . I wanted software that would generate combinations based upon the information in that chart, therefore, I needed a number generator that would give combinations in a controlled environment. Then I eliminate combinations based upon other criteria that I have been able to develop to reduce the number of combinations (220) down to a smaller pool.Zeno = Yes there are 1000 EXACT combinations of 10 digits 0-9. There are also 220 base combinations.
Dec 30, 2003, 8:30 am - Clipper - Lottery Systems Forum

Open Discussion: Define/Refine PredictionReply
Ladies and gentlemen of this jury (panel), may I suggest something that has the price of two felt tip pens (red and black) and a short reem of paper (preferably graph)?Using only six (6) last winning number sets as your base; draw three rows ; numbered from 0 thru 9.From the six winning number list-extract and place a count sum for each of the sets. Will not matter ~how they fell in the calls. You get to draw a final column in parallel for the final sums of each set across the number line. Now a
Dec 19, 2003, 2:37 pm - Teufellj - Pick 3 Forum