Choosing your 4 #'s

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LAVERNE MALONEY — Fri, 30 Mar 2007 03:39:56 GMT

I have found that first by studying the history of #s one can build a solid foundation for when certain #s are due to appear yes profits can be realized.

You must first give yourself access to the full history. one way in which to do that is to get a Platinum Membership here at the Lottery Post. To be able to access the information from ONE SOURCE cuts a great deal of valuable time out of gathering data.

Before coming here to the Lottery Post, searching for data to me was going from we... [ More ]

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jcashmoneyrabbi — Fri, 30 Mar 2007 02:32:24 GMT

i think your honest about making the states richer in the pursuit of hobby/thrill...but nothin beats the rush of a win

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Stack47 — Fri, 30 Mar 2007 01:56:31 GMT

There is a statistic that 70% of Power Ball wagers are quick picks, but I haven't seen Pick-3 and Pick-4 quick pick statistics. I started playing the Pick-3 in 1979 and have never bought a quick pick or talked to anybody that consistently buys quick picks. The only reason I would buy a quick pick is for the action, a chance to win knowing that any 3-digit number may be drawn. People play birthdates, anniversaries, phone numbers, license plate numbers, etc. because those numbers mean something to... [ More ]

Choosing your 4 #'s

Omniscient — Thu, 29 Mar 2007 20:27:09 GMT

Hitting the pick4 lately has been tough lately. Always getting close by missing it by 1 number really hurts sometimes... and when doubles come out, I just get my pile of tickets and just toss em in disgust.

I've seen so many systems out there from Vtrac to Cornering to PI to Skipping #'s and going up and down. So many of us have bought systems online to buying software that locates trends and patterns. Like a signature I read before that reads To win a small fortune, you need to start with... [ More ]