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• Number 23

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  There have been over 700 million predictions posted on LotteryPost, what has been the biggest prediction win to date?
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  Quote: Originally posted by Number 23 on Nov 15, 2014

  There have been over 700 million predictions posted on LotteryPost, what has been the biggest prediction win to date?

  That has to go to a poster named Basilio. He participated in Maddog's Powerball challenge on June 11, 2014. In order to participate, you post a total of 12 WB's and 4 PB's. He predicted all 5 WB's and the PB that night! He's the only person who's ever hit the "jackpot" for that challenge. He didn't buy a ticket, but what an amazing prediction! Woo Hoo! Congrats to him! 
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  Quote: Originally posted by SammyJoe10 on Nov 15, 2014

  That has to go to a poster named Basilio. He participated in Maddog's Powerball challenge on June 11, 2014. In order to participate, you post a total of 12 WB's and 4 PB's. He predicted all 5 WB's and the PB that night! He's the only person who's ever hit the "jackpot" for that challenge. He didn't buy a ticket, but what an amazing prediction! Woo Hoo! Congrats to him! 

  Also, I believe that was the first and only time he participated in Maddog's challenge. Quite an accomplishment for his first time!

  Unfortunately there were 1 or 2 that didn't have nice things to say about his accomplishment.

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  Yeah. They were just jealous and hateful. It's sad because I think they ran him off. He hasn't posted since then. 
• Number 23

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  I'm talking about winners on the posted prediction's board, what was the biggest prize won? And what ever happened to  basilio?
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  Quote: Originally posted by Number 23 on Nov 15, 2014

  I'm talking about winners on the posted prediction's board, what was the biggest prize won? And what ever happened to  basilio?

  You can check the stats of the top predictors and tracked back to their best prediction.

   * you don't need to buy every combination, just the winning ones * 

         
  
• Number 23

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  I wonder if someone here posted a $1 million or more winning prediction on a draw?
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  Quote: Originally posted by Number 23 on Nov 15, 2014

  There have been over 700 million predictions posted on LotteryPost, what has been the biggest prediction win to date?

  Even if you could find the biggest wins, you'd have to also know the story behind them. In other words, one person can post 50 pick-3 straight hits and win with a system. That would skew the info. If you're someone who's trying to find the person with the biggest wins, you may be attracted to a 50 straight hit, but most likely, that person got extremely lucky, and in the long run, their overall wins would end up in the negative because all systems have their dry periods.

  Unless someone can win on a regular basis, no matter how small the increments, as long as they stay in the black, they're doing something right.

  Ask Peter St. Pierre from New Hampshire. He's been averaging 70 grand a year in the p-3 and p-4, been doing it for over 6 years now.
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  Quote: Originally posted by Number 23 on Nov 15, 2014

  I wonder if someone here posted a $1 million or more winning prediction on a draw?

  Over the years members have pointed out predictors who missed predicting a several million dollars jackpot winner by one number and others who have predicted pick5 wins that would have paid $500K. I don't recall anyone ever predicting a $1M or bigger winner.

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  Quote: Originally posted by SammyJoe10 on Nov 15, 2014

  Yeah. They were just jealous and hateful. It's sad because I think they ran him off. He hasn't posted since then. 

  There are many of those, if I did care about what people say, I would had left soon after I first came here to the Lottery Post and there would had never been a "Lotsoft" program and a few other lottery programs would not have been as they are right now, if at all, maybe including some online lottery software.

  Relatively few people understand what some post about, most people just want winning predictions posted.

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  Quote: Originally posted by rcbbuckeye on Nov 15, 2014

  Also, I believe that was the first and only time he participated in Maddog's challenge. Quite an accomplishment for his first time!

  Unfortunately there were 1 or 2 that didn't have nice things to say about his accomplishment.

  Yeah I remember that!! A few were very mean to him and he got ticked off and disappeared.

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  I remember Basilio as well and the ones who were mean to him. I also liked the fact that he/she admitted upfront he did not actually win unlike others who try to play coy and pretend they won.

  
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  Quote: Originally posted by Artist77 on Nov 16, 2014

  I remember Basilio as well and the ones who were mean to him. I also liked the fact that he/she admitted upfront he did not actually win unlike others who try to play coy and pretend they won.

  With maddog challenge format of 12 regular numbers and 4 bonus numbers, it was unlikely anyone would play all 3168 possible combinations to win.

   * you don't need to buy every combination, just the winning ones * 

         
  
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  Quote: Originally posted by Number 23 on Nov 15, 2014

  There have been over 700 million predictions posted on LotteryPost, what has been the biggest prediction win to date?

  https://www.lotterypost.com/predictions-statistics.asp?i=6975&r=3
• Stack47

  

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  Quote: Originally posted by RJOh on Nov 16, 2014

  With maddog challenge format of 12 regular numbers and 4 bonus numbers, it was unlikely anyone would play all 3168 possible combinations to win.

  And that makes it difficult to discuss because while it's an accomplishment, the winning combo wasn't actually played. Not much different than predicting 5 of 28 MM numbers with just one bonus number.