Like lots of others, I've been around here for a little while...roughly about five years. I changed my handle, though, to put some "wildfires" out which were burning pretty good due to all the controversy around me and my style of playing. Anyhow, during all this time, I've witnessed many a systems introduced by regular players here as well as those purchased on the internet and posted here for review. If my memory serves, most of these systems are simply "recirculated" by new members looking for the best way to match numbers and win. All the veterans here have already been exposed to probably 90% of the famous name lottery systems which all provide very similar results in the end.
These systems are directly dependant upon the user's level of comprehension. The developer of any said system is basing all of their ideas and findings soley on how THEY INTERPRET THE GAME/NUMBERS, and in turn, put together their own system for marketing. See, in terms of these games, a lottery approach is purely a personal interpretation for a given game...and every player thinks differently because they all see numbers differently for the most part. The reason I say that is because Pick 3 is the same game with the same numbers all across the states but, everyone's brain and train of thought is different.
There is no one best way to play the game because all the numbers/combinations are good and can be drawn at any time. The pre-draws have a huge influence on the end results, too. In my honest opinion, the best way to play is with consistency and reasonable coverage of a complete combination because the combination must be drawn at some point...I've said this many times already. This comes with patience and changing numbers every draw will net a loss lots of times. Players win during the pre-draws and lose on the official draw every single day. Some players get very, very lucky playing just a handful of numbers but, how long it took for that number to hit must be taken into account.
If a player has spent $200 total over a period of say two weeks, and, finally hits on a $140 box, they're still $60 in the hole. It usually takes a str8 hit to even think of recovering all monies spent over a period of time...let alone making a profit in the process. Every time a loss is incured, be it boxed or str8, the level of money needed to win is simply raised in order to recover previous expenses.
Do not be fooled by tickets posted with str8 or boxed wins for only $1 or so, and, how it can be done, okay. When I see this, the first thing I wonder is how long it took for that win to happen and how much money has been spent already. More than likely, it's a simple offset and a wash because it just doesn't happen this way for anyone on a regular basis. I'm not knocking or discrediting anyone's wins here...I just believe in telling it like it is. I like to see players win but, I believe they have an obligation to disclose how long it took to win on what I consider a "skeleton" set of numbers...THE WHOLE TRUTH.
The same goes for the Walsh, Player, and any other systems. They should provide players with realistic win loss ratios along with true profit margins over a period of time because that's what's most important if the player is serious. If it's only for entertainment, then the integrity of the system and money is of no concern at all. This isn't to say that a said system cannot help a given player but, rather a player is really trying to compile someone else's thought process into their own...which can cause confusion. I hope this helps, and, I'll be discussing how I approach the game at some point.
L.L.