Gap Strategy - Taking Chances

Reply #7

DownandDirty — Fri, 01 Feb 2008 06:47:12 GMT

Well yeah, I would think I have improved my odds. I hit more frequently. 4 of 5 last month, came razor close to 5 of 5. I also hit 3 of 5 frequently(which is no big thing...just an indication perhaps, one is on the right track). I would have had alot more 4 of 4/5 of 5's even had I wheeled my selections more. I just can't afford expensive $50 wheels...filtering methods bother me. $20 a day limit as well. Like anyone, I hope to validate my philosophy with proof of a win.

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Reply #6

RJOh — Fri, 01 Feb 2008 01:53:32 GMT

Has analyzing numbers with your methods improved your odds of doing better than a match3? The best I've done is a match4 and that only happened once when I hit a 4+0 playing MegaMillions. I usually play 10-20 lines.

Reply #5

DownandDirty — Wed, 30 Jan 2008 22:56:26 GMT

In my case, I offer to analyze anyones pick five game by my methods and provide say....ten sets of numbers. AND..most importantly; explain clearly and easily why I have selected the numbers. Even exchange of numbers to consider. I am very curious what you folks would predict with your methods. I think that we can learn from each other perhaps. As soon as someone does not reciprocate..you stop dealing with them. I would be very happy to see someone win with my numbers.

Reply #4

RJOh — Wed, 30 Jan 2008 21:36:04 GMT

It's best to assume players come to LP looking for free help. And if your prediction statistics aren't that good' they're probably not interested in what you post let alone paying to read more about your ideas.

Reply #3

time*treat — Wed, 30 Jan 2008 19:26:24 GMT

Unless you are paid up front, it will save you some aggravation if you ignore all requests that require more work than you're willing to do for free.

Reply #2

bobby623 — Wed, 30 Jan 2008 19:19:30 GMT

Thanks for your comments, RJOH.

Gap strategy is a paper and pencil workout. Details have been posted here at LP and are free for all.

I'm retired, have some time and I'm willing to help out. I'm not selling anything, but my time is worth something.

It just bugs me that someone would participate in a deal and then backout. I realize sending cash to a stranger via mail is risky, but, sometimes, taking a chance can have positive results.

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Reply #1

RJOh — Wed, 30 Jan 2008 18:16:49 GMT

I recently received an email from a GA player requesting I provide some combinations for their Pick 5 game.

Many who come to LP and see players posting strategies for winning lotteries believe the information is offered freely and expect additional information to be offered freely also. I've found that not having your e-mail address in your profile and just saying no to personal requests by PM will usually put an end to it.

Gap Strategy - Taking Chances

bobby623 — Wed, 30 Jan 2008 16:45:57 GMT

Gap Strategy - Taking chances.

I recently received an email from a GA player requesting

I provide some combinations for their Pick 5 game.

I'm in Texas. I would have to generate a complete

set of data, a task that takes a few hours. Instead,

I offered to provide a complete set of gap data for one game, for

reasonable compensation. My time is as valuable

as anyone's and materials cost.

I set the game up and it's ready to go, once

our private message deal is complete.... [ More ]