Haynes-Web Lottery software?

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stah — Fri, 02 Sep 2005 03:53:23 GMT

After reading about it on the forums here, I went to ebay and bought it for $1.79. My hotmail account wouldn't let me open it and the guy I bought it from was nice enough to send it to my other email account. There are several selling the program on there.Anyway, it is just a word information thing. Tells you what BobP basically said, but mine said go back for 20 games. The game I am playing is 39 balls, so I thought, nah, 20 games back is too high. (I did however take the highest drawn cold num... [ More ]

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avarg5 — Mon, 29 Aug 2005 22:28:27 GMT

I would not bother with System-X. I purchased or attempted to purchase the program using PayPal on August 19 and I still have not received a download link. I filed a dispute claim with PayPal which ruled in my favor but there was no money in his account to refund my purchase. His website is a FRAUD!!! BUYER BEWARE

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BobP — Sat, 27 Aug 2005 05:31:06 GMT

System-X has gone through some changes over time, but the basic idea is frequency for the last 8 draws and wheel the 8 hottest and 7 cold numbers,the trick is to play that wheel for the next 8 draws. To test this method use a consistant prediction system and see how yourpicks would have done if played against the next 8 draws. With the aboveyou would have to luck out on the one in eight set to use, but what if youcould afford to play leap frog with your picks for every draw, would it be aworkin... [ More ]

Haynes-Web Lottery software?

infinitysymbol — Wed, 24 Aug 2005 20:48:06 GMT

Anyone used this software. http://www.haynes-web.com/lc/index.php It is being sold on Ebay and has a website too. It is apparently based on System X, which I have heard a lot about but have never actually used. I'm sure members can tell me whether System X was cr*p because if it was, then this software is probably not worth me looking into.Thanks.