Wheeling question. Pick and win?

Reply #8

BobP — Sun, 13 Sep 2009 04:06:25 GMT

I think it only fair to seperate prediction from wheeling.

To use a car metaphor: Prediction is the engine, wheeling is the transmission. Without the engine we're not going anywhere.

When the prediction engine is working, wheeling allows us to select what prize gear we want to be in. i.e.: Third prize gear, Forth prize gear, Fifth prize gear and even Sixth jackpot prize overdrive gear. Each capable of winning the jackpot race, though less likely in the lower prize gears.

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Reply #7

JKING — Sat, 12 Sep 2009 15:15:03 GMT

Unless the winning numbers are in the pool of numbers your going to wheel, your throwing good money after bad. Wheeling lacks direction on which numbers to pick in a very expensive way. I agree with Cybershark - Being in the position to create your own wheels using a program is your best solution, be it old school or new.

Reply #6

CyberShark — Thu, 10 Sep 2009 07:40:55 GMT

Hi Rambleon,

While I'm new to the LP crew...just joined today...I'm not new to Lottery systems and/or wheeling systems. The advice given by the LP gurus here so far is very valid. However, for a newbie, Lotto Pro is also a good cheap program that will allow you to create your own wheels as well as provide you with an ample supply of full abbreviated wheels. Versabet is another one that comes to mind, but hasn't been updated IMHO, to an updated Windows environment, yet. But you learn about VTR... [ More ]

Reply #5

Pogo — Thu, 10 Sep 2009 07:14:24 GMT

He's right - can't go wrong either way... The goodies right here at the LotteryPost are great as well as BobP's excellent material on his web site... Check things out - I'm sure you won't be disappointed... And, welcome to the LotteryPost - Pogo

Reply #4

BobP — Thu, 10 Sep 2009 07:02:46 GMT

If you mean Pick-6 wheels, there are some good ones here on Lottery Post with Premium membership.

On my site at http://www.lotto-logix.com/wheeling.html I give away open cover wheels that generally cover roughly 90% for roughly a 50% savings in lines to play. There are 100% Pick-3,4,5,6 wheels included with my book.

As for consistency, a wheel is what it is. You get a minimum conditional guarantee of a result based on winning numbers falling among those on the wheel. Winning above th... [ More ]

Reply #3

rambleon — Wed, 09 Sep 2009 20:06:28 GMT

Hi BobP

I'm fairly new to LP, and I've been looking to find a wheeling system or excell file that will let me wheel six numbers. Could you point me in the right direction? I've been trying different workouts and I haven't found any one wkout that is consistent yet.

Thanks for your help and thanks to all the LP gurus. I've learned quite a bit since I came on board.

Rambleon

Reply #2

BobP — Mon, 07 Sep 2009 22:52:21 GMT

Back in dos days Lottery Trend Analysis by Jerry Buley, Ph.D. offered full wheels with the option to pull out every xxth ticket(s) for play. For example if you wheeled 10 numbers into 210 combinations (10,6,6,6)=210 and selected every tenth combination you would have 20 or 21 tickets to play out of the 210. I never used it because there was no guarantee of winning anything. I'd rather wheel (12,6,4,6)=6 and hope the wheel plays better then its guarantee.

BobP

Reply #1

lottoarchitect — Mon, 07 Sep 2009 15:05:08 GMT

Well radoo9,

what you do here is basically to defeat the purpose of the wheel you use in first place. All the blocks in the wheel cooperate together to provide you with maximum exposure to a winning division - therefore you have more chances to win. If you pick a few blocks from that wheel as you did, you have ruined that exposure. Additionally, if you want to play fewer blocks for the same winning division, therefore not having 100% coverage (ensured guarantee), it is still much better to bu... [ More ]

Wheeling question. Pick and win?

radoo9 — Mon, 07 Sep 2009 12:42:01 GMT

I was thinking at work last week, couldnt i just make a wheel for whatever game i want pick 4, powerball, megabucks, after i make the wheel just pick out some of the combonations i want, doesnt matter, and just hope that one of them is a 4 ball or 5 ball winner? I tried it saturday on the tri state megabucks and hit 3of5 and 2of5 with the 14 numbers i picked with 2 key numbers. I did guess 4 numbers right. Anyone ever do this and have any luck picking the right combo, or close.