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I have done a little more research on number picking and have heard a lot of negative things about the steve player system. I heard that he got such good results by buying many hundreds of tickets to cover most of the combinations -- not something that makes sense for most of us...
Jun 5, 2000, 9:31 am - Guest - Lottery Discussion Forum

Total number ofReply
There is a Steve Player system/strategy that picks a double digit (11, 44 etc.) and playing them in a box with 36 remaining pairs. If the double digit pair hits and the bet is $1 on each of the 36 combos, the win is $364. The player pockets four bucks and then bets $10 on each of the 36 combos trying to win $3636. Never tried either but an $18 bet (50 cent boxes) returns over $1800.
Nov 21, 2022, 12:24 am - Stack47 - Lottery Discussion Forum

Virginia man claims three $1 million prizesReply
And you know that how? There's no way a casual player is going to use a Steve Player system. That's ludicrous, and I can't imagine why you would be saying that.
Jun 10, 2015, 8:27 pm - Todd - Lottery News

Man wins Fla. Lottery jackpot for 7th timeReply
You know the old saying.... it takes money to make money . I'm sure whatever his system is he spends tons more than the average player. (just like Steve Player does, hence all his big winnings ) No one is that lucky,lol.
Aug 15, 2010, 9:28 am - lottolaughs - Lottery News

Steve Player is back with a new systemReply
stever player is a joke, anyone who believes his systems work is a moron. ive paid hundreds of dollars for his systems in the past, and they never worked. the only way this moron shows his winning tickets he wins, is because......HELLO... he won a major lottery in the past, WHICH YES WAS LUCK, WHETHER YOU WANT TO ADMIT IT OR NOT, I GUARANTEE IT WAS NOT BY ONE OF HIS PHONY SYSTEMS. futher, once he did win, he had , and does have the money to play many numbers, and many of them, to produce winnin
Sep 20, 2006, 5:41 am - nclottoplayer - Lottery Systems Forum

QUESTION: Does anybody have a system?Reply
If a system could guarantee just 1 boxed hit a week you could get rich on it...assuming that you only have to play between 5-10 numbers a day, you may even be able to do it if you had to play more. But you would have to use progressive wagering. The problem is even the best of systems have dryspells. Thats the biggest problem with all lottery systems. Even when you win once or twice a week for a few weeks, you will eventually hit a dryspell. Its a shame because alot of us can hit once or t
May 28, 2006, 6:30 am - Brett - Lottery Systems Forum

one to wonReply
Steve3656: To be clear, lottery systems are proprietary, even though they can't be patented, so you won't find the actual systems on the forum. However, many of the same methods used in those systems are available here. For example, Steve Player sells a Pick-3 system (Lucky 7, I think it's called) wherein you need only predict one number correctly out of the three digits to win a boxed bet. The system costs $36.00 to play and, if your selected number is drawn, you'll win $80.00. One to Wo
Feb 14, 2006, 11:57 am - jim695 - Lottery Discussion Forum

greetings from a new member!
Hello everyone,I'm lovin' this site and I think I've found a home! I've been the lone lotto player for too long. Actually I'm just recently returning to lotto after a couple years of focusing on poker tournaments (successful but takes 3 months to collect). A few days ago I was considering buying Steve Player system and did a Google and stumbled onto this site, found a thread about his systems and decided I could find good info for free vs. $495. Hi and thanks to BobP, Maddog, et al. Tonight foun
Oct 13, 2005, 4:24 am - TigerAngel - Lottery Discussion Forum

Mathematics of LottoReply
Quote: Originally posted by dragon on May 26, 2004Are there people here in this forum who are such professional gamblers that make a living ........I would doubt if any professional gamblers would post their picks of systems at Lottery Post because if such existed, their systems would be too big or complex for the average players. Some one once said that Steve Player was a professional gambler and lottery player who sold his systems, but those systems were expensive to buy and play. Many post
May 28, 2004, 11:04 pm - RJOh - Mathematics Forum

Blue Knight Pick 5 SystemReply
Thanks Mike for the IL feedback this is just the type of ammunition a SERIOUS lottery player needs.Since I have most of the major programs on the market this is the year that I mark to hit an IL little lotto payout and I expect Blue Knight to be the one to do if for me.To Mike K's credit Steve Player just sent me [and probably others too] his latest and greatest tool in which he won $108,000 within 30 days and he asked me [and probably others too] to part with a mere $495 hahahahahaha - Not this
Jan 14, 2004, 8:50 am - Webmaster L - Pick 5 Forum