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The LCR System for Pick3...Thanks to DiamondPalace..Reply
Want to know something else too... you can look at the first: 3 digits of Pick4 look at it as a Pick3 (those first 3 digits) then apply this system which you will have: 1 in 6 or 1 in 7 odds of getting it correct...then the key is to narrow down the numbers of the particular abbreviation i think they come out to 6 or 7 narrow it down to: 1 ticket order them straight and play that those 3 numbers play it x 5 (specifically: 1-5 or 6-10 zeroe been 10) and you have a: 50% chance basically a 1 in
Mar 1, 2010, 5:41 pm - pumpi76 - Lottery Systems Forum

Which odds do you like more?
Does 1 in 26,334 every 7 days sounds good? or 1 in 3,003 in every 60 days? Guarantee odds. Whic would you take and why?
Feb 20, 2010, 7:51 am - diamondpalace - Mathematics Forum

Do you still play?Reply
Yeah, I've played Powerball off and on for years. Now that MegaMillions is here in NC I tried that too today. I took a hard look at the odds on the back of the playslip and realized that even hitting $3 was over 100 to 1 odds. Scratchoffs have better odds, but if you are going to hit, you will hit. Even after taxes, I think I could limp along with a few million. :) Good luck to everyone.
Feb 9, 2010, 7:50 pm - ncpowerplayer - Jackpot Games Forum

A question about lotto system odds
A friend of mine has worked out a system on the lottery where by she has reduced the odds from nearly 14.000.000 to 1 down to 17.000 to 1, That s 822 times easer to win she has just finished working it out, she only plays a few lines at a time each play, My question is this IS IT POSSAIBLE or is she lying to me, I have been on the internet and found no lotto system in the world that can do that please give me your comments on it thanks sally.
Jan 9, 2010, 2:04 am - sally18 - Lottery Discussion Forum

Powerball helps Florida Lottery cover lossesReply
I still can't help but wonder why the Lotteries never consider givingjust a little better odds in their games to stimulate sales. I totally agree they spend more time trying too make the games HARDER Why would they make the games easier to win when people voting with their money prove time and again that they prefer big jackpots with steep odds to comparatively modest prizes with better odds? Players reduced their plays on the state lotto game by $275 million but spent 64% more than th
Jan 6, 2010, 4:16 pm - KY Floyd - Lottery News

Happy Holidays! Tickets in Texas?Reply
I was just at a store that had some of the harder to find scratch-off tickets and although they had a bin for the Happy Holidays ticket, both it and the bin for the relatively new Double Doublers was empty. Certainly seems that when you're aiming for specific tickets, you have some hunting to do. The thing is Happy Holidays probably isn't one to hunt down, it's current expectation is 53 cents on the dollar while it's expectation at printing was 60 cents on the dollar. I currently have it rate
Jan 2, 2010, 8:56 pm - jwhou - Instant ("Scratch-Off") Games Forum

Odd Mega NumbersReply
Wouldn't the odds of that be (28/56)*(27/55)*(26/54)*(25/53)*(24/52)*(23/46)? That would give you 1 in 77.7333 odds Some RNG algorithms tend to get locked into preferring all odds or all evens every now and then and have to be rigourously tested to make sure that won't happen...often...
Dec 29, 2009, 7:09 pm - jwhou - Mathematics Forum

$50 lottery game remains popularReply
How about this idea: make a game for $50, whatever, but have it so it always wins something, usually 40 dollars at least, so it really costs $10 and you never lose more than that and all the tickets are good! Would also be an excellent gift because you know the recipient gets at least something! I'd need to know the odds on a game with a high cost like that VS. what if you played several regular numbers games or Mega tickets, are the odds (return) better or worse on the scratch? I'm sure ther
Dec 27, 2009, 11:54 am - LckyLary - Lottery News

Do you guys think the mega millions and maybe powerball is rigged?Reply
I don't know why a game with a 1 in 195,249,054 chance of winning the jackpot would need to be rigged. The matrix alone is a good enough rig as it is. Just think about that number: 195,249,054. Heck, 1 in 3 isn't really all that good of odds, so you can imagine how bad 1 in 195,249,054 is. I mean, think about it. They make it that hard because although, when it comes to big jackpot games, the shear odds make it incredibly difficult, the task in and of itself is extremely easy. Take $1, go to the
Dec 26, 2009, 6:56 am - Guru101 - Jackpot Games Forum

Better Your Odds on Pick 4Reply
but if you are looking at them as: 1 6=1: and 2 7= 2 then the odds are like 1 in 50... If you decide to use the digit 1 in the first position, 7 in the second and use your method, the play could be four front pairs (17-12-67-62) and 100 chances divided by your 4 chances gives you a 1 in 25 odds. You're return is $46 ($50 minus the $4 wager), making payoff odds of 11.5 to 1. While your 4% coverage looks better than 1%, the real problem is still the 96% against you and the fact the maximum pa
Dec 14, 2009, 1:24 pm - Stack47 - Lottery Systems Forum