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savagegoose — Mon, 10 Dec 2012 15:04:40 GMT

Original Blog Entry: keno all 80 covered system [ modified monte carlo ]

savagegoose — Tue, 04 Sep 2012 06:26:46 GMT

Yeah its not for the faint hearted, and thats not me. if ther gam is $1 a ticket its not cheap eaither. but on a brighter side as the game loses you more and more money its cheaper to play.

this system comes from my original win back your bet or raise your bet keno system than i still use, trying to win back my losses. by rasising the spot as i lose more money so ill win the losees back. but it also incorporates covering all 80 numbers drawn at least once.

i use the randoom number site http://www.random.org/sequences/?min=1 max=80 col=5 format=html rnd=new

is an example of 80 numbers drawn in random order, in columbs of 5. easy to mark out spot 5.s this looks like this

just change the columbs so the spot you want 6 7 9 here the spot 5 pays $500 so once my bets reach a loss of $500,. or 32 plays at $16 ea. its time to up it to SPOT 6 . infact im down about 900 at the moment,. so should be playing the 6 system $14 a draw.

61 45 32 55 76 44

53 58 68 67 8 49

64 28 19 39 1 35

57 46 15 54 73 13

42 5 30 37 27 26

6 11 25 24 63 3

4 20 18 34 40 10

38 80 62 6 47 29

16 26 78 33 65 52

14 75 79 60 51 59

72 74 23 77 70 41

43 7 56 9 50 69

31 36 12 48 71 22

21 17

as you see the 80 numbers isnt evenly divided by 6, so when you get to filling in your last ticket just hit the run again button and take the 1st 4 numbers

spot 6 here is $1300. so wouldnt take too long to burn thru the losses, another 800 ontop of the 500 you lost for spot 5. or 57 more games.

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