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Lucky Lotto Picks System by "Pete Egeler"Reply
I did find it interesting how you compared a years worth of lottery backtesting with 10 plays on a slot machine, and ironicly both lottery, and slot machines are net losers (and if we are allowed to be perfectly honest about it, sucker bets). With lottery you have the luxury of testing as long as you like, it costs nothing to play on paper as if you had played. While past results doesn't guarantee future success, what else do we have to go on? With slots, you pay to test so you need
Nov 15, 2007, 12:38 am - BobP - Lottery Systems Forum

Slot MethodsReply
The last time I went back to Oklahoma, I played slots at a Cherokee casino between Tulsa and Catoosa. You would enter bills and when you cashed out you got a cash voucher you had to redeem at a cage. Anyway went in with my parents on a Saturday night and right before we left I noticed a strange occurence on the slot I was playing. When I entered $20 into the bill acceptor that at some point before I lost all of the $20 I would usually get a big win to double up (i.e. $40), but if I continued to
Jan 9, 2011, 11:54 pm - jimjwright - Lottery Systems Forum

Could the Key to PB be the PowerPlay?Reply
The spinning wheel with 15 slots used to select the Power Pllay number obviously has nothing to do with the Powerball draw machine. As stated in Powerball Statistical Analysis, the Powerball payout is 50%, while the payout for Power Play is lower at 48.5%. Instead of spending an extra dollar for Power Play, one is better off saving the money or using it to buy an extra Powerball ticket, especially when the cash jackpot is at least $40 million.
Feb 23, 2004, 11:55 pm - LottoBuddy - Lottery Systems Forum

RL's - Pick 3 "FLIP" ProgramReply
i don't know if i'm doing this right but so far I've updated the slider files and the winsum's flip excel file.... for the slider I just hit a tune recal and run for 20 draws but for the rogue I used winsum filter file to set s-1 through s-5 and just about all of my numbers match... has this happened for anyone else? I still have to do dmp and oldman's slots. I may get finish tonight or may finish in the morning. if possible I will try to do a screenshot minus the rogue b/c I copied the note pad
Dec 21, 2017, 12:58 am - alchemist7 - Lottery Systems Forum

Would you know a good bet if U-C-1Reply
Quote: Originally posted by WIN D on February 13, 2005 I guess no one else knows what a good bet is either Badger. I already said what i believe is a good bet. It's one that wins most of the time. That could be 51% or 60% or 90% of the time. Find any situation of 50/50...... and find it having hit that way 10 times in a row...oh boy! Then..... bet it to go the other way. You will be right over 90% of the time. You may only see it once a yr. in your State's game.... but that would be a great
Feb 13, 2005, 7:12 pm - Badger - Lottery Systems Forum

Pick Your Own Price LotteryReply
What retailer would want to take one cent plays. Funny the clubs want that action, maybe there could be a minimum play amount, like one dollar worth of plays so they could make their usual commission. Sure it takes more time, but what is their cashier doing most of the time anyway? Why does the casino have penny and nickel slots? A slot machine doesn't care how much it gets paid to do a unit of work but people do. Processing 100 lines of numbers takes the same amount of effort at a penny
Jul 2, 2009, 6:40 pm - RJOh - Lottery Systems Forum

Power-Edge 3Reply
I'm out of the business now, but no, there are no slot secrets, not now. When there were three mechanical reels and not computer chips there were people who could actually time a machine. I was working at a downtown joint and an old timer got hired. We were going on break and there were three old nickelt slot machinrs by this one bar. Since this was a casino where the employees could play slots on their breaks, he said, Wath this boys , walked up to the machines and said, Hello old friend.
Jul 17, 2011, 5:48 pm - Coin Toss - Lottery Systems Forum