I have a strategy for Keno-Pick 10-Quick Draw

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DownandDirty — Thu, 04 Jun 2009 03:20:07 GMT

An additional thought to consider.

The NY Pick 10 is ball drawn...and the Quick Draw game is Computer drawn.

Again, if you really look, the usual distributions of numbers drawn are vastly different with each type of draw system. If you are looking to base your strategy for a Compter drawn game (on observatons made on a ball drawn game) you may be mis-lead.

For example:

A typical portion of a wacky Keno (Quick Draw) draw that a computer would come up with is 30-31-32-33-35-37-38. This... [ More ]

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RJOh — Wed, 03 Jun 2009 19:59:05 GMT

I will appreciate the forums feedback on this strategy whether positive or negative.

You don't need any feedback to tell if your strategy is working, just count your winnings or loses.

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DownandDirty — Wed, 03 Jun 2009 19:56:56 GMT

There are a multitude of strategies/observations I have made Quick draw and the NY Pick 10.....I could go on and on and on.

For example:

If you look at the draw reports on the NY Lottery site, you will notice that (for every ten draws), you usually have 6-7 numbers coming up within the numbers 1-30. Happens once or twice and hour.

5 numbers come up (for every ten draws) within numbers 1-20 two or three times within an hour. Hows that for narrowing things down?

All you need is to... [ More ]

I have a strategy for Keno-Pick 10-Quick Draw

daslyvillian — Wed, 03 Jun 2009 17:00:04 GMT

Hey lottery post members! This is my first post and i've been working on a strategy for Quick draw for a while. Now, I'm just an average lottery player and by no means am i'm saying i won big money. This is just something I noticed while playing.

When I first starting playing pick 10, I thought to myself, does 6 to 10 numbers get drawn out of 20 numbers come from certain number groups. Example: On average does 6-10 numbers get drawn out of a field from 1 to 20. (6,9,11,15,17,18). If this stra... [ More ]