Gail Howards Balanced wheels better!

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calabs — Mon, 09 Jan 2006 21:43:21 GMT

st.germain - In NJ, we use 40 numbers! Certanly makes for big wheels if you want to wheel close to 1/2 the numbers! I'm still learning what's good and what's not. Gail's wheels so far have been good to me, but as mentioned before, it really depends on where the number is in the wheel. Todd's totally balanced wheels may help in that regard where all number show equally. If you use a system where you believe some numbers are stronger than others, then Gail's wheels give you the option of plac... [ More ]

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st.germain — Mon, 09 Jan 2006 12:43:07 GMT

Years ago..I had bought some wheels from gail howard and I wasn't winning anything. Then based on her concepts..I had changed the way wheels were formatted and then started to have unbelievable results. I finally hit the jackpot ...twice in a 5 month period. Then the Illinois lottery had to ruin it and increased the amount of balls from 30 to 39. Since then I have had a hell of a time trying to win anything....I guess I have to have a bigger wheel.I guess that it doesn't matter whose wheels tha... [ More ]

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calabs — Sat, 07 Jan 2006 19:41:35 GMT

Thanks Todd - I'm relatively new to the lotto scene and still on the steep part of the learning curve, but Gail's wheels have made me some nice money. I do have a problem with some of the combos that come out......not very probable outcomes based on statistical analysis. but all the lines must be played to achieve the minimum win. You're right, her wheels are not very cost affective. I'd like to take a look at your wheels to compare.

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Todd — Fri, 06 Jan 2006 23:35:05 GMT

To each their own, I suppose.Myself, I don't particularly like to use Gail Howard's wheels, because I think they're a bit bloated. You have to pay too much for coverage of the numbers.On the other hand, I posted my favorite wheels here on Lottery Post in the Wheels section. The wheels here are much more budget-friendly, providing the same coverage of numbers at a much better price point. If you're after perfectly balanced wheels, there are some really good ones posted there, which provide trip... [ More ]

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TNPATL — Fri, 06 Jan 2006 20:41:27 GMT

WOW It's nice to see that someone actually won with her wheels. I have her books, and I'm still reading through them, and trying to figure the system out.

Gail Howards Balanced wheels better!

calabs — Tue, 03 Jan 2006 15:39:09 GMT

Hi All,Last night I played a 16 number wheel (3/4) for the NJ Cash 5. The wheel contained 4 of the five numbers. Although the guarantee win is only one ticket with 3 numbers, it produced MUCH more than that. I wound up hitting 5 tickets with three numbers and 1 ticket with 4 numbers! About $500!! I used one of Gail Howards balanced wheels from her Wheel 5 book. Now I also have LottoPro 2005. This software also has a wheel with the same numbers and guarantee. When I checked the LottoPro w... [ More ]