NY Lottery Take-5 - Guaranteed!

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johnph77 — Sun, 07 Aug 2005 02:41:43 GMT

Game payout percentages will beat you into the ground. No matter what or how you play, if you cover all the combinations in any game you won't get back your total investment. Lotteries are not in business to lose money.If you play and win any jackpot game, though, you'll get your name in the newspaper and might even get a mention on TV.....glj

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RJOh — Sun, 07 Aug 2005 00:05:17 GMT

wintake5,You might be better off to start out with a pick3 game. You would only be dealing with a thousand combinations and would only need 100 customers a day to have a guaranteed straight winner and up to six box winners every day. After you can find 100 paying customers then you could move up to a pick4 game and go for one thousand paying customers.Ask yourself if you would pay for such a service and if the answer is yes, go for it. I personally think your service is like paying someone to p... [ More ]

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MillionsWanted — Sat, 06 Aug 2005 23:44:08 GMT

If you want over 57,000 subscribers, you need to advertise your site on Overture and Google.You won't find them here.

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JimmySand9 — Sat, 06 Aug 2005 23:35:19 GMT

The challenge would be finding 57,575 people willing to pay $10. And why Take Five? If I was picking a 5-number game for a Jackpot oriented pool, I would go with Jersey Cash 5. They have really nice jackpots that frequently get big. One note on that though, that's a 5/40. OH and PA would be good bets too, and those are 5/39's. Take Five is oriented more towards smaller prizes.

NY Lottery Take-5 - Guaranteed!

wintake5 — Sat, 06 Aug 2005 22:41:36 GMT

The NY Lottery Take-5 game is a daily drawing using 39 balls. In order to win the first prize you have to have selected all 5 numbers that are drawn. The odds of winning the first prize is 1 in 575,757. The first prize, when hit usually ranges between $40 and $80 thousand dollars. My question is this...would anyone be interested in joining a subscription based website that would randomly dish out say 10 unique sets of numbers from all of the possible combinations to 57,575 people? If we coul... [ More ]