how do you pick your lotto number

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Mouche — Tue, 05 Jul 2005 00:42:49 GMT

Too bad we dont have 3 picks in Holland! I very much enjoy Lottery Post, nice people! What do you think of my analytical approach of the 2 lines above?Kind regards,Mouche

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empassioned1 — Tue, 05 Jul 2005 00:30:52 GMT

Picking numbers for the lottery can take many forms. If you've been reading the systems forum currently we're doing some fun work with the Union Jack method for Pick3 Lotto. We've even developed some pretty good Excel files that do much if not all of the work based on this method for you. What I'm doing is more toward developing trends and patterns RATHER than whims and hunches. I'd like to do some statistical analysis of the formulas and see where they take me. Using the Union Jack Mon... [ More ]

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Mouche — Mon, 04 Jul 2005 23:36:41 GMT

Hi!I am a new member as well and I love to play with patterns as a layman though (no mathemetical background). I have been successful on paper, but I still have to win the bucks (will keep you informed). What I do is look at the past 17 draws (in Dutch lottery, approx. 90% of the numbers in the current draw can be found in the last 17). Look at repeaters, overlaps etc. Lotto Logix has some interesting articles (Lottery Concepts) on recognizing mathematical patterns.To elaborate what I do I will

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atlasshrugged — Thu, 16 Jun 2005 00:40:00 GMT

I use a number of ways to pick my numbers. None of them any better than others. I win a few, lose a few. But here are a few ways. I ask my kids for numbers, tag numbers of cars in the parking lot of the store I'm going to. Sometimes I look up and the time on the clock will make me go Aha! and I'll play it. I have one cash 3 system that half way works and I chose numbers from that. I use birthdays, numbers with special meaning in the Bible. Hot numbers, cold numbers, over due numbers. And quick... [ More ]

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slysly — Thu, 16 Jun 2005 00:23:27 GMT

fyi911, hunches, dreams and a little luck, thats how I get my numbers. My dreams is the most reliably. Hunches, for example, your member # is 5551 that is a beginning, try playing it in P4 games in your state.

how do you pick your lotto number

ify911 — Fri, 10 Jun 2005 19:34:59 GMT

i have been a member for almost a year. if you look at my post # is low . you can say i am not that active . still a newbie in the lottery gameany tips or advise you can give . in terms of number selectionwhat do you use to select your numbertrends , pattern , every 30 draws , 10 draws , math , any system