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Jun 4, 2004, 8:35 am - Phyllis - Pick 5 Forum

The Red Powerball Quick Pick OptionReply
Quote: Originally posted by DoctorEw220 on May 17, 2004Quote: Originally posted by keystonechas on May 17, 2004Quote: Originally posted by ryanm on May 14, 2004 There's already a way you can do this. At least in Iowa, if you use a play slip, you can just grab nine play slips (each play slip has five panels), mark the different powerball number for each of the 42 games, and choose easy pick for all the white balls.Sure wish they had that QP feature with the Pa. Powerball game.ChasPA kind of h
May 18, 2004, 12:09 am - keystonechas - Lottery Discussion Forum

Study: Brain Prefers Working for CashReply
Many people on this site work very hard at earning their paycheck and they somehow find a way to take some time analyse the lottery they are playing and pick their own numbers. To me, thats really hard work. It takes a long time to look through past drawing data and come up with a system to pick your own numbers. If someone like that wins the lottery, I think they have earned it and will be happy.On the other hand, I do agree witht he research above. If someone who does not do any work to
May 17, 2004, 12:37 pm - twisted - Lottery News

Michigan man wins $1 million lottery jackpot twiceReply
I am happy for this guy but how does he win a scratch-off game (totally dumb luck) twice with 1:623,000 odds and I can't win a PICK 5 with 1:169,000 odds just once and I am putting some thought and effort into the numbers I pick using a system????? Like I said I am very happy for those who win big money but it just gets so frustrating sometimes to see these people win and you know just about all of them put no effort into getting those numbers. They are just buying quick picks, scratch-offs, usi
May 8, 2004, 1:19 pm - whodeani - Lottery News

Quick Picks Vs. Number SelectionReply
Q: How are quick-pick tickets generated for games like Powerball? Is it in the local store terminal or a host computer? How many host computers are there?A: The quick-pick algorithm resides in the store's terminal. Each time it is seeded with several randomizer keys based on time and previous terminal activity.I found the minnesota lottery was very straightforward and honest with the answers to questions posted on their website. I found a lot of answers to some questions I've had. I've also se
May 1, 2004, 5:29 am - wiseone2 - Lottery Discussion Forum

Number Systems and statistics.Reply
i only check previous numbers i've played and also previous numbers drawn as winners to avoid playing a number that was ever drawn. fact is, megamillions has over 135,000,000 number combinations and the game only has to draw 104 of those per year. the last powerball drawing for $103 million sold around 20 million tickets. powerball has approx. 120,000,000 number combinations. assuming every ticket sold had different numbers (which is not likely), there would be 100,000,000 millions numbers l
Apr 28, 2004, 2:05 am - wiseone2 - Lottery Discussion Forum

Crunch questionReply
Many may consider number 13 unlucky but I'm certinly not one of them. I've included 13 in virtually every 'my pick' lottery ticket that I've ever purchased. Although this thread is about Pick 5, when speaking of Powerball, I've also included 13 either as one of the white or otherwise as the +red in almost every non quick pick ticket I've ever purchased. Since day one, I've always had the feeling that if I ever do hit one of the nicer PB prizes, 13 will be along for the ride. Thirteen unlucky? No
Apr 25, 2004, 6:34 pm - golotto - Pick 5 Forum

WANTED -- Lottery Draw SimulatorReply
Quote: Originally posted by MikeK on March 27, 2004Dreamlotto,There are 3 Wheels on the FREE Wheels Page that should do what you are looking for.one for PICK 6 Lotteries (6/6 up to 6/80)one for PICK 5 Lotteries (5/5 to 5/80)and one for KENO Lotteries (10/10 to 10/80)Here the link to the Wheels Page:http://www.wheelworld.net/INFO.htm?Page=WHEELS;I call them Exclusive Wheel Quick Picks They allow you to enter the numebers you would like to see and the quick picks select all possible exclusive com
Mar 27, 2004, 6:49 pm - JAP69 - Lottery Systems Forum

Blue Georgia Fantasy 5 NumbersReply
Second Choice: Two separate positional Quick Picks (10 rows each)Blue Knight ChallengerLottery Prediction WheelingOriginal VersionDate: Fri Mar 19 08:10:12 PST 2004Game: Georgia - Fantasy 5 (5/39)Positional Ranges:Pos. 1: Between 5 11Pos. 2: Between 13 19Pos. 3: Between 19 25Pos. 4: Between 25 31Pos. 5: Between 31 37Quick Pick Suggestions:10 19 21 28 3705 16 25 29 3406 16 23 25 3711 17 24 28 3106 17 20 27 3506 13 20 31 3509 18 19 26 3311 16 22 31 3306 13 19 31 3206 19 21 30 35Total:
Mar 19, 2004, 9:11 am - MikeK - Pick 5 Forum

Let's Crack the CodeReply
I started keeping spreadsheets on the powerball in March of '03, right before I found this site and registered. before that I might throw a buck on a big jackpot here and there, but just a Quick Pick or a line of personal lucky numbers.What drives me is the challenge of beating the system . Not by wheeling an outrageous number of tickets, but by trying to use the computer to pick a winner... it only really has to work once ;-) so far it hasn't :-(It is also a good reason to continue to pract
Mar 3, 2004, 3:52 pm - hypersoniq - Lottery Systems Forum