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Workouts for PB,MM,jackpot and pick5 gamesReply
I use two, self developed, workouts for Texas Cash5, Pick6 Lotto and Mega Millions. While they are easy to use, describing how they were developed and maintained is not. I can't brag about any big wins, but I do have a pretty consistent winning record with Cash 5. I'd like to share my organized guesswork schemes, but it can't be done with one or two posts. It would take a series of posts, including a few needed to present basic framework, whys and wherefores, etc. It would be a chal
Oct 4, 2006, 2:58 pm - bobby623 - Lottery Systems Forum

to all my friends at lottery post.......Reply
Take care, you will be missed. You can still beat your state's pick 3 game, it just might not be as easy as when playing online. Too bad that people just can't form a network of states so they can play in more than one state. Or perhaps somebody from another country can play online for them. There might be other possible ways, but your ISP might give a record of your Internet activities to the government. All internet trafic from the USA to the outside might be made to pass thru a
Sep 30, 2006, 3:34 am - EXCALIBUR - Lottery Discussion Forum

a poll about annuities and lump sumReply
Some people seem to think age should be a consideration one way or the other. If you do not want to leave anything to your kids or other charities by all means take the lump sum and spend, spend, spend. Or take the annunity and spend, spend, spend. However, I am only speaking for myself, I really would like to do some good somewhere. You can create a blind trust and let the money work toward whatever good you chose and be able to dodge a lot of tax stuff. Case in point, Sheelah Ryan of
Sep 29, 2006, 9:15 pm - floridian - Lottery Discussion Forum

Pick 3 and The Upper Extreme
In Illinois the number 825 last hit straight on 6/29/06. The last time it hit before that was exactly 10,684 consecutive games prior on 12/27/1987. As far as I know, this is the longest skip for a straight Pick 3 number anywhere on record. Most states don't even have this many games to their entire history yet. Breaking this extended skip down into other observations will show how it was at the upper extreme end of long-out probability. Between the hits on 12/27/87 and 6/29/06 the fo
Sep 28, 2006, 3:16 am - Thoth - Mathematics Forum

E! Television to air 'Curse of the Lottery' SundayReply
I feel bad for the guy, this is the dumbest act I have ever heard of. If he gets 5 1/2 years, hopefully he will be out in 1-2 years (likely, being a non-violent offender). It will teach him a lesson and let everyone know this type of crime is unacceptable. After all, isn't this grand, grand, grand larseny. Why isn't this grand larceny? Interesting that so many people are feeling sorry for a thief. It's also puzzling that some members here don't think it's as serious as stealing a ca
Sep 26, 2006, 1:53 pm - justxploring - Lottery News

Strange..... happeningReply
That topic you are referring to is not setup as a place to deposit problems, even though it has been used as such by some. Problems are always handled through PM. Here is the entire message I posted on that topic, and you'll notice that it was posted as an informational message about what to do if something wasn't working right (because I was making a lot of changes at the time). I'm not posting this to cause any kind of confrontation, I just want to set the record straight here, since th
Sep 11, 2006, 1:05 pm - Todd - Lottery Discussion Forum

Two dads become millionaires, send sons to collegeNews Story
Two new New York Lottery millionaires announced last week have a lot in common; both are from Dutchess County, both are fathers, and both plan to use some of their million to send their son's to college. Sylvester Cuomo of Poughkeepsie is a Union Laborer who buys a few New York Lottery scratch-off tickets every week. On Saturday, August 5th, Cuomo went to his local Getty Gas station bright and early at 6:30 am to pick up his weekly scratch-off tickets. When he started scratching the New York
Sep 1, 2006, 8:09 am - Todd - Lottery News

Pick 4 Short Sums ChartReply
Well .... it's a long subject for me to get into here. If you do a search on the Math forum....there is plenty of stuff in there to enjoy on that ..... Big Subject.. and view points..LOL You would be amazed how many tosses there are in just 1% that can mess up your head and your betting. Until then,.... here is a basic odds formula for you on the 50/50 odds and probabilities. You know the odds of a coin toss resulting in heads are 1/2 = 2:1. right? The odds of two consecutive
Aug 30, 2006, 1:08 pm - WIN D - Pick 4 Forum

Do You Own Gail Howard Software?Reply
Greg, You are really taking this too seriously, and overly-dramatic. I'm the webmaster of a huge forum web site. It's my job to tell people when they bend or break the rules, and heck, it's even my job to set the rules. So when I tell you that your posts, with their constant advertising-like prose, sound like spam, then just listen to my gentle suggestions and adapt-- or post your messages somewhere else. I really don't understand your moth-to-the-flame need to post that woman's name
Aug 18, 2006, 10:04 pm - Todd - Lottery Systems Forum

PrioritiesReply
Hi, Since there are several game types and different systems being used, I am only suggesting the following at this point: For a Fantsy 5, Powerball, MegaMillion, Superlotto....., record your bets and count the amount of times you captured 1 number, two numbers,......to five numbers in each game. Survey 10 games and see how you did overall. Change something in your system and do the same thing over the next ten games. If your on the right track, the amount of times you capture higher a
Aug 14, 2006, 11:27 pm - JKING - Lottery Systems Forum