Numbers your Choose

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paulineb — Thu, 23 Feb 2006 00:39:13 GMT

When I lived in Folsom Ca which was just recently, I would go around to different places and purchase tickets. I never felt that it helped a bit. just wasted gas. I would probably do it again if we had more than 2 places in town to buy lottery tickets

Reply #3

Chewie — Sun, 19 Feb 2006 01:54:50 GMT

I wonder what level of randomness comes with quik-pick entries, and what level of that is covered in computerized number choices.

For PB MM, it doesn't matter. The balls drop after the sales stop. The balls can't read the computer. From my understanding, the RNG compter selection is isolated from lottery sales computers - for obvious reasons - so it wouldn't matter there either. A number is a number, you just have to have the right numbers at the right time.

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mickeyfinnkelly — Sun, 19 Feb 2006 01:25:16 GMT

I'm relatively new to lotteries, and have a few theories.

I wonder what level of randomness comes with quik-pick entries, and what level of that is covered in computerized number choices.

Just my $0.02, ma'am.

Mickeyfinnkelly

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Chewie — Sun, 19 Feb 2006 01:19:12 GMT

Occassionally have a stron feeling for certain numbers. Never been helpful enough to send me around the world first class. Based on the last few winners of the big games, Quick Pick is the best option.

Numbers your Choose

paulineb — Sun, 19 Feb 2006 00:48:45 GMT

Do any of you ever have a strong feeling of numbers to choose? or do you just pick at random?

just wondered.

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