What kind of success should I expect

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emilyg — Tue, 29 Aug 2006 01:07:04 GMT

i agree with rick - start with p3.

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konane — Tue, 29 Aug 2006 00:51:33 GMT

I believe you have to determine which types games you're "tuned into" ( Pick 3 &4, or Pick 5, or Pick 6 lotto, or multistate like Powerball and Mega Millions ) then refine your strategies from there. There are many and varied methods posted daily, more in archive so plenty of reading. An easy way of finding out what is your strong suit is dry runs on games, also posting on the prediction boards which is a lot of fun. Lottery Post has invaluable search features which... [ More ]

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weshar75 — Mon, 28 Aug 2006 23:18:49 GMT

I recommend that you try out the Quick Picks-RNG on the left hand side. That is if you want to have an RNG pick your numbers that is not the terminal QP at your local retailer. You could also do a little research on who is doing the best predicting in your state and you can test your own predictions on the prediction board to see if you are making some money. I think you will have to be a paying member to get the full use of the wheel systems here. I personally do not know anything about them. I hope that your time here at lottery post is pleasant and that you make yourself alot of the lotteries money.-weshar75... [ More ]

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Rick G — Mon, 28 Aug 2006 23:02:24 GMT

You've asked a lot of questions, most of which we all ask ourselves every day. One piece of advice is to expect nothing back from the lottery and play accordingly. That's not meant to be a negative expectation thing, just realism. Play it on paper and on this site for fun until you get your feet wet and if you start doing well jump in. Keep your betting cheap and you won't have to worry about consistency...an occasional win will bring a profit just as easy as a lot of hits s... [ More ]

Original Blog Entry: What kind of success should I expect

floridian — Mon, 28 Aug 2006 22:21:17 GMT