Keith Flash's New Book Mr Lotto: Opinions?

His description sounds interesting but I note that in the book's title is the designation "Volume 1". I don't know Mr. Flash so I can't ask him whether this was some gimmick and buying "Volume 1" will get me exactly nothing, because all the nuts and bolts are actually going to be in Volume 2, or 3...

Is anyone familiar with the book or with his method? No reviews on Amazon. Hate flying blind...

Karen

$49.99 for a 230 page book which only has approx. 70 pages of text with the remainder being graphics......I'll pass

There is one review on the UK Amazon page that gave it 1 star. But the person was mainly belly aching that if the system worked then why isn't the author rich (HO HUM!) It gave no real details on the book or even if the person bought it. Even Gail Howard has never won a huge jackpot from her systems....the old adage "Those who can't do...Teach" comes into play here. Just because you won or not with a system you wrote doesn't mean others will/won't. I'm game to all new ideas no matter how awful or good. You can always learn something...but I hope people don't always assume because the author is not a rich "jackpot" winner that the ideas are baloney.   

I like where you head is at lottolaughs. More info, IMHO, is better than less. On the other hand, Scott makes a good point. When buying something like that, content is king. I wouldn't drop $5 on a book that has such little content; I've already been burned.

You make a good point,manuel. When we see high prices for little content it's always a deal breaker. After all...we lottery players like to get the most bang for our buck. I wish system writers would price their work accordingly. I've seen $50 charged for 17 pages of wide spaced text...now that to me is just ridiculous. On the other hand...if we see lottery material priced too low we tend to think it's just junk. It's a fine line there.

I just put the numbers for the powerball on a sheet of paper.  I threw a little bird seed on top of the paper ,and I will wait for the crows to peck the heck out of it.  I'll use the numbers adjacent to holes that the crow leave!  I know its state of the art: no brag ,just fact. 

I would buy it simply because the guys name is Flash........

With a name like Flash he cant be all bad. I would like to see him make a profit even if his book is no good.

Is this guy an American.............

Sounds like a math book...................

Hi Karen,

I am understanding of your concerns.  Vol. I of the works is an in-depth working structure of the system that details every lottery listings drawn since the inception of the Mega Millions Lotto dating back to 2002.  Each drawing gives insight as to whether my system picked all the matching numbers or just some of them to listng if none were picked at all.  The implication of Vol. II will deal with only one thing, "The proof is in the pudding," so to speak.  I plan on detailing all of actual winnings at that time.  All of the "nuts and bolts" are in the first volume of the book.  Thanks for your insight.

Keith Flash

Hi Scott,

The remaining graphics all are of excel spreadsheets, which detail how the matches were derived.  Dating back to all of the drawings since 2002, it had to be formatted in that manner.  When regarding the 70 pages of text, that was done because I did not want to over clutter the book with too much reading or jargon.  Simplicity in the ease of readability was the main goal.  Sorry to hear that you passed on the book though.

Keith

Thanks...

lol

Keith

It's far from that of a "math book."

Keith