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Here Is The Proof Your Lottery, Mega Millions and Powerball is Cheating YouReply
Thanks lotterybraker for your post. It describes what many players are unaware of the pretests. Even still there are players who bet without information, believing the game is fixed but betting anyway. Fact is in the lottery or horse racing if the game is fixed or legit a player can still identify trends or patterns and make a profit, providing they reduce the odds to a reasonable advantage. Ask yourself do you really believe they need to fix the powerball game? The odds of winning are astronomi
Sep 28, 2008, 10:44 am - MysteryMan424 - Lottery Discussion Forum

Worst odds everReply
With that kind of odds no systems can beat it. Leaving luck to do all the work.
Sep 21, 2008, 9:29 pm - diamondpalace - Lottery Discussion Forum

Best State Lottery for Scratchers?Reply
I've hit a fair share of winners playing in GA (you can see some in my blog). However......I would give the best nearby scratcher state award to South Carolina. I have hit some winners the few times I've been there. In addition......I like the odds on most of the tickets and the fact that they release a lot of info about their tickets on their site (such as detailed odds of each prize and its method of winning it (e.g. $25 via a number match or a 5x multiplier symbol with $5), total value of pri
Sep 18, 2008, 3:37 pm - sorensonfan41 - Instant ("Scratch-Off") Games Forum

Developing a winning MegaMillions SystemReply
Hey RJOH, This has probably been asked before but I just had a quick question. The odds of winning the Mega Millions is 1:175,711,538 so say a number has come up in three straight draws and even though that same number has a chance of coming up in the next draw, I eliminate that number from the field. What would my odds be after eliminating just one number? Thanks.
Sep 17, 2008, 1:24 pm - CowboysFan - Lottery Systems Forum

International super lottery to create jackpots of $500 million or moreReply
Good point... like 2 years ago someone gave me the formula for calculating the odds of a game configuration with 2 bonus balls,(i lost the formula now, will like to know it again)....I realized and noticed that the range of the game with 2 bonus ball could be extremely small with 2 bonus ball and yet it will have the same odds as a very large range with 1 bonus ball...For example, this are not the exact odds, is just for the sake of argument and better explain what i am saying...For example a
Sep 13, 2008, 4:17 pm - pumpi76 - Lottery News

Can lottery numbers be predicted?Reply
Players predict lottery numbers all the time and odds are they are wrong most of those times. I do think strategies can be developed that improve the odds of one being right because all lotteries have fixed amounts of possible outcomes and winning combinations seldom repeat. With jackpot games, it's unlikely a player would ever spend as much in a life time as he could win if he was right and won a jackpot one time so it just make sense if one is going to play to develop a strategy for pickin
Sep 8, 2008, 2:48 am - RJOh - Jackpot Games Forum

What Would You do If You Knew The Lotteries were Cheating and You Could Prove It?Reply
I assume if lotteries were cheating, they would be trying to pick combinations not played, how would you reverse engineer that? If they were using a program that picked combinations using an algorithm that was predictable, then that would be stupid not cheating and quite a few players might take advantage. Although when Tennessee used a program for their pick3 game that didn't pick doubles or triples, players complained rather take advantage of the 1:720 odds over the 1:1000 odds.
Sep 4, 2008, 4:26 pm - RJOh - Lottery Discussion Forum

Powerball lottery jackpot up to $81M for Wed.Reply
Higher odds?-Yikes when is this going to happen? as if thier not high enough already
Sep 3, 2008, 6:00 pm - doubledee32 - Lottery News

How about yours?Reply
Yeah, it's hard. Look at the odds printed on the back of the playslip.
Sep 1, 2008, 3:59 pm - Coin Toss - Jackpot Games Forum

POLL: "All or Nothing" gameReply
When I added up the winning combos and divided them by the possible combos I got: 181,856,005,870/1,646,492,110,120 = odds of 1:9 of winning a prize of $5 or more on a $1 bet, so I may try playing 10 lines during the promotional period and see what happens. That's better than playing Cash5 with overall odds of 1:8.7 of winning $1 or better on a $1 bet. I hope my calculations are right.
Aug 27, 2008, 1:58 am - RJOh - Lottery Discussion Forum