pick 5 players needed to share ideas

Reply #17

stephi — Fri, 10 Nov 2006 22:38:24 GMT

Greetings earthling, I find that you do not gather much info by asking for it but rather by searching for it. Search through all the pick 5 lottery systems posts from the beginning. Pick up several things, gell them into one you might have a winner. I like Lottolaughs strings, Sirmetro's -39 strategy, the different pi's(3.14, 4.28, 1.618, 1.41, .91), Texas Bobby's gap alphanumeric strategies, lotto-logix.com articles, Tntea's odd/even strategy, and shaving off the last decade of numbers th... [ More ]

Reply #16

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Reply #15

pick5master — Wed, 08 Nov 2006 23:45:42 GMT

sirmetro, todd just schooled me on the do's and dont's about the postings. just learing this stuff. dont want to start out on the wrong foot. looks like most of the players out there take this stuff serious. food for thought! most players look for ways to pick the right #. how about looking for ways to elimate # leaving us with the winning #. example', my research has shown never play the bonus # from the last draw. it almost never hits the next draw. i in the past usually broke the # down into... [ More ]

Reply #14

Todd — Wed, 08 Nov 2006 23:39:49 GMT

I appreciate that everyone does not come to the web with the same computer skills, so no harm done. To send a private message, use Send New Message in the Private Inbox menu. Or, click the person's name, and select Send <user> a Private Message .

Reply #13

Rick G — Wed, 08 Nov 2006 23:28:54 GMT

Welcome to LP, pick5master.

Reply #12

pick5master — Wed, 08 Nov 2006 23:24:06 GMT

todd, thanks for the insight. i am new to this whole thing and not to good with computers. looks like my attempt to send my response to jarason via pm didnt work. went out to everybody? i will do somemore searching of past posts , learning as i go. again thanks for the help.

Reply #11

Todd — Wed, 08 Nov 2006 23:06:48 GMT

Another thing I forgot to mention is that it does not sound like you have done much reading of past threads. There are almost 7 years of history here, encompassing more than 600,000 posts. There is also an excellent search feature in the Forums menu for finding specific information.

Reply #10

Todd — Wed, 08 Nov 2006 23:03:46 GMT

You have come to a public forum where there are plenty of serious players . If you take some time and explore a few threads you will see many.

Since this is the most popular lottery forum on the Internet, it is very common for spammers and hucksters to come here to try and hook some people into spending money. I do my best to weed them out quickly, but the result is that people are naturally suspicious of anyone whose first post is an attempt to get people's e-mail addresses.

So point... [ More ]

Reply #9

SirMetro — Wed, 08 Nov 2006 22:42:15 GMT

Hey Floridian...actually Todd does sorta have that forum Wishful Thinking , only it's actual name is Suggestions

Reply #8

SirMetro — Wed, 08 Nov 2006 22:38:31 GMT

First, I rather agree with Floridian and actually restrained myself from posting something negative as well. Because honestly, I think your someone just trying to come up with a new system to sell (I do hope to be proven wrong). Instead, I offer this up as the proverbial olive branch.

Your seeking assistance in improving a system you have painstakingly created. If you take a moment to review some of the many awesome ideas and insights that are shared by others here, I think you may come to o... [ More ]

Reply #7

pick5master — Wed, 08 Nov 2006 22:24:34 GMT

jarasan,thanks for your support. as a newbe to lottery post i thought floridan was a little hard on me. we all work hard on our systems and dont wont to give away to much. i wanted to exchange ideas with serious players not for fun players. glad to see your from maryland. will help us to be studing the same #. i am up in harford county, just north of balto. i really havenot wooried to much about wheeling systems. if i can get to picking 4 # right on a regular basis the wheeling system will be ea... [ More ]

Reply #6

jarasan — Wed, 08 Nov 2006 04:28:58 GMT

Yeah, that's the ticket! jarasan.

Reply #5

floridian — Wed, 08 Nov 2006 04:04:27 GMT

Amen brother about Sales Managers. I were one!! Golly, I know how we were.

Hey, I am all for giving anyone a chance but they do not have to be so vague and obtuse about their needs, I believe we are all adults here.

Look, I am not even sure this thread is on the correct forum. It seems to me it should be under lottery discussion. It does not appear any revelations about Pick5 are in the immediate offering. For that matter, I see no real discussion taking place. Maybe we need to have

Reply #4

jarasan — Wed, 08 Nov 2006 03:45:54 GMT

Floridian,

Pick5master chose a vertical market, the Pick 5 forum to share ideas, not the general discussion area, we should give the guy/gal a chance. Hopefully he/she will give us a look see as to what he/she is doing, and go from there. You are right, though, it is a canned sounding sort of pitch. He/she needs to explore the posts and show some integrity and due diligence. Snake oil salesmen/women don't last long here and he/she will find out quickly he/she is in a place where we all are... [ More ]

Reply #3

floridian — Wed, 08 Nov 2006 02:51:38 GMT

Until we develop a relationship blah blah blah. I think the bs in rdkbsball is the most important thing to relate to.

You sound like all the sales managers I have ever worked for or with wanting to develop this relationship to share ideas. It ends up being my ideas you guys share with everyone else.

Sorry man, but your presentation is so canned and so predictable that it is scary.

Add for salesman in newspaper (wanted serious minded people who want to get rich sharing ideas about pick... [ More ]

Reply #2

RJOh — Wed, 08 Nov 2006 02:11:56 GMT

pick5master,

Welcome to LP. If you look around you will find others have posted some ideas about picking numbers for a Pick5 game and those ideas are there for the taking. I've posted a few myself too and I'm now working on improving them. I usually post addition ideas as I come up with them and I test them by picking numbers for the MM, PB, Ohio RC5 and the WVa Cash25 games and as you can tell by my prediction stats, I'm winning a prize 10% of the time lately. Good luck to you and I hope... [ More ]

Reply #1

jarasan — Wed, 08 Nov 2006 01:24:18 GMT

pick5master, welcome to the lotterypost! This is a great forum, you are in the right place. I play Bonus Match 5, I use 18 and 21 numbers and wheel by decade patterns manually. In other words, there are several patterns that have a measurably higher repetition pattern. I take my sets of numbers and fit them to the patterns manually and randomly, and have good results without having to spend too much money. There are many times when I should have wheeled fully and hit 5/5, I don't have the... [ More ]

pick 5 players needed to share ideas

pick5master — Tue, 07 Nov 2006 22:28:16 GMT

hello pick 5 players. i am located in the state of maryland. been working on several systems to beat the game.i have several good ideas. i pick 17# per game and use a wheeling system to play the #. i can usually catch 3 # per draw as an average. not bad but wont pay the rent. i feel that i am close to getting that average to 4 #per game which will pay the rent. for any one who plays the pick 5 game they know how hard it is to get 4 # right as a average. i am looking for serious players only to e... [ More ]