Pick 4/Payday

Reply #12

Elizabeth03 — Sat, 17 Mar 2007 11:55:10 GMT

wintariofan, Yes I have found PayDay to be a very disappointing and difficult game to play. In Nova Scotia if you match three numbers on a line you only get $50.

The lottery corporation is too stingy. They should have bigger payouts for the numbers you get on a line. I had quit playing Payday before but decided to give it another try.

Reply #11

Wintariofan — Sat, 17 Mar 2007 08:23:15 GMT

We've had Pay Day in Ontario for over a year now, and it is a very disappointing game. It is a very hard game to win. For every $2 ticket you play for the tax free $1,000 a week for life/tax free $675,000 cash payment, the lottery terminal issues you 14 other quick pick ticket combinations...2 for the $50,000, 4 for the $20,000, and 8 for the $1,000 categories. If you don't match the 4 numbers, you can only win $2 for matching 2 or $25 for having 3 numbers in any line here. I quit playin... [ More ]

Reply #10

Elizabeth03 — Fri, 16 Mar 2007 14:29:20 GMT

I have tried thinking outside the box. And I have looked at the New Jersey and other pick 4's , but found it confusing.

The Atlantic Payday lottery draw last night was: 12 ,16, 46, 70.

I had 2 numbers on different lines, so I did not win. Better luck next time maybe.

Reply #9

Amazing Grace — Fri, 16 Mar 2007 05:09:55 GMT

Think out of the box.

Look at new Jersey pick 4

Thu, Mar 15, 20076-9-27-3-66-0-5-10-2-5-6

Wed, Mar 14, 20076-7-87-4-50-6-1-54-0-6-8

Tue, Mar 13, 20070-7-42-6-30-8-7-07-6-6-1

So pay day combos =

6,51,2,56,

6,15,40,68

8,70,76,61,

Simple as that of course when you get a number like 3489 you likely wont use it as pair 89 exceeds the parameters,

I will have fun with it if any thing.

Our group will be playing, with our picks and the quick picks they give

Reply #8

Elizabeth03 — Thu, 15 Mar 2007 15:12:07 GMT

No Grace, the numbers have never repeated themselves for payday on a line. I wondered about that myself. But they haven't so far.

I have looked at pick 4's for the united states, but they are not like the Payday lottery.

The lottery is interesting that is for sure.

Reply #7

Amazing Grace — Thu, 15 Mar 2007 04:56:22 GMT

ABCs of Lottery.

Always

Budget

Cash!

We have many pick fours that happen across these beautiful Countries of ours.

What i dont know about payday is, Can a number repeat itself?

Example

Draw number, 34,34,56,69

Reply #6

Elizabeth03 — Thu, 15 Mar 2007 00:56:20 GMT

We don't have pick 4 where I live. Just Atlantic Payday. I'm between jobs right now so I can only afford to play a few combinations each week.

I do like the challenge of the lottery, even though it has been difficult at times.

Reply #5

Amazing Grace — Wed, 14 Mar 2007 23:23:06 GMT

i am thinking we may be able to cross reference this game with pick 4.

Its all in the logic

Reply #4

Amazing Grace — Wed, 14 Mar 2007 23:21:33 GMT

Today I started a group, Payday.

8 players $40 per month each.

We will play 20 combos every thursday.

This group will contain all 77 numbers used.

And a couple extra.

I want to start one more group of eight, at 8$ per month each.

Reply #3

Elizabeth03 — Wed, 14 Mar 2007 14:11:22 GMT

I follow my instincts with the lottery. Much like yourself. They haven't been strong enough lately though to get a bigger win.

A forum on the payday, sounds good.

Reply #2

Amazing Grace — Wed, 14 Mar 2007 03:41:00 GMT

Great we start on March 30th i will track our numbers see if i can pull in some wins, i have a strategy we will see how it pans out, need to do more research and playing around, may should be able to apply to your payday draw.

maybe we can get our own Forum on pay day,

Feel free to post any tips you may have, i am hoping for more than one 50 dollar win in a year though, so lets us know your trials near misses etc on the game.

Reply #1

Elizabeth03 — Tue, 13 Mar 2007 23:37:11 GMT

I play Payday lottery in Atlantic Canada. I won $ 50 last year. Has been frustrating.

Would like to win more than that.

Pick 4/Payday

Amazing Grace — Tue, 13 Mar 2007 22:22:10 GMT

Payday, pairs versus pairs.