Texas All or Nothing

Texas had it's second big winner last night in the All or Nothing game last night by hitting no numbers on a quick pick. Check this out;

 This was probably a first time player who thought, what the heck, lets try this new game and whammy. Congrats to te winner in Hurst Texas.

I would like to see more input into this game and hopefully some predictions. I have been watching geos556 predictions for this game and they have been hitting left and right, several $50's yesterday. I have been working on charts specific to the time of the draw, ie, morning, day etc. By sharing information, thoughts and systems that might work, would probably increase the amount of winners in this game. It has great potential.

Thanks

Danny

They did not publish:

5/12 6/12 7/12

This is like propaganda or marketing. Adolf was good with this.

There are no winners for 5, 6 or 7 numbers. Only 0-4 and 8-12

Let's hope the person who matched 0 remembers that's a big winner and doesn't absentmindedly toss the ticket out.

I can't play the game, but if I could I would think about looking at creating six 4 number groups and combining them into twenty 12 number groups.  Granted the cost is $40 a drawing, but you can test it out on paper and see how many $50 plus winners your twenty combos produce. Another option might be four groups of 6 numbers using six combos. Using either method, all the winnings would be doubled because if one combos matched 9 numbers you'll have another combo matching 3 numbers.

Match 12 and you'll win $500,000.

That's just the point of it!

Wow, you need to chill out.  Comparing the lottery to Hitler?

  Oh yes, you must be referring to Adolph Hurwitz, an extraordinary professor at the Albertus University in Konigsberg.

Among his students was a young lad by the name of Albert Einstein.         He also excelled in propaganda and hiding lottery results.

He was also very interested in number theory, and studied maximal order for the quaternions.

In number theory, there's a Hurwitz theorem named after him.

I like your input into this. This will help all who do play come up with some creative ideals on creating a workable system. I am going to dedicate a new notebook on this system you are sugesting. Thanks and good luck in your loto playing.

Danny

Another big winner from San Antonio and on a quick pick;

Good job in Van Texas, I have been testing out the quick pick for the all or nothing here on lp;

I think it's odd that of the 4 winners you listed 3 won by not matching any numbers and

3 of the 4 were quick picks. Two of the QP's were obviously 0 of 12.

The suggestion about the group of 6 numbers is interesting. I was looking at a way

to win on both ends. The all odd or even or the 1st 12/last 12 numbers would do that

but the chances of not matching a number would be about the same a me getting a date

with Heidi Klum.

There were 2 draws of 9-3 first 12/last 12 and 3-9 of first 12/last twelve. They coincidentally happened on consecutive draws of an evening and night draw on the 6th of October.  That is a $10 win.

I need to look more at this and come up with something.