How to crack Powerball: the Methodical way: as easy as a Pick6/42...

Reply #14

pumpi76 — Fri, 13 Nov 2009 02:17:20 GMT

I was talking about Pick6 on that one...I can't remember good but i think it was 78,000 it might had been less i dont remember...I am talking about something that happened 9 years ago...

Reply #13

scorpio — Thu, 12 Nov 2009 19:32:06 GMT

yes,and the hardest job for the lottery is to stop everyone from winning the lowest payback around 3 bucks,or they would go bankrupt.it's easy for them to stop the highest payment.

Reply #12

pumpi76 — Thu, 12 Nov 2009 04:46:12 GMT

not trying to brag here i could be wrong [you see i never did or do specialized on Powerball/MegaMillions/BigGame] but Powerball itself has like: 4 million combinations those 4 million combinations are repeated: 46 times due to the bonus ball...there are combinations that are alike but got different bonus balls..

4 million x 46 bonus balls = 184 million as in 184 million combinations...

so the key is figuring out the bonus ball...

A Pick5/55 has = 3.7 million combinations they are just

Reply #11

pumpi76 — Thu, 12 Nov 2009 04:34:42 GMT

I couldnt remember this but now i do...I myself have played with filters and filters and more filters i am not saying i am an expert but i have spend entire days from 8am to 7pm for days many times filtering and filtering full wheels and in some of those days i have stumbled upon ways to win a Pick6/49 with around 78,000 with size: 35 wheel...I am talking 80,000 applying some filters not a lot...How i did it dont ask me because i dont remember, i am talking done the experiment and won on my very... [ More ]

Reply #10

recoveryroad — Sun, 08 Nov 2009 03:28:44 GMT

Down here we have a 6/53 game...current jackpot is $28 million. If it rolls over a few more times...it could obviously get much larger. The odds of hitting the jackpot in this game are 1:22,957,480. If you had $22,957,480 dollar to spare, and the jackpot grew to $50 million, you could guarantee a jackpot win for yourself. Don't have the time to figure out how much you'd lose to taxes and the one-time lump sum payout...but I'm fairly certain that if you hit a $50 mil jackpot after spending $23 mi... [ More ]

Reply #9

pumpi76 — Fri, 06 Nov 2009 18:18:49 GMT

the wheel size: 29 that comes out to: 16,000 sets/dollars you should play it double i forgot to mention it because i was bussy thinking in something else....

Also you will have enough time to research how to contain the 5/5 numbers in 2; 29size wheels....But you see those wheels that lotterywheelsdotcom if the 29 size wheel does come out to 16,000 set i believe they got better more sophisticated wheels same size: 29 that will come out to less tickets, something like: 8,000 or 10,000 sets/doll... [ More ]

Reply #8

Stack47 — Fri, 06 Nov 2009 15:25:11 GMT

let's make it $35,000 you get the same amount for a wheel size: 40...

There are 658,000 combinations in a full 40 number wheel which means filling out 131,600 play slips and then finding someone to stand at a terminal for hours printing out the tickets. Even by playing the 4if5 wheel for $35,000 you're only getting 18,8% coverage, you'll still have to fill out 7000 play slips and find someone who will run them through a terminal.

one of them 'HAS TO BE THE WINNER'..

A full 29 number... [ More ]

Reply #7

diamondpalace — Fri, 06 Nov 2009 13:09:09 GMT

Hit small, use that money to hit big. Got it

Reply #6

pumpi76 — Fri, 06 Nov 2009 02:47:10 GMT

BUT the problem is this: If you had $400,000 or $600,000 or $800,000 coming your way every single year from earned interest of money placed in the bank is better to use those: $600,000 and invest it in the stock market...Stock market has: 20,000 stocks, powerball has: 200 million combinations...And the bad thing about powerball is that Powerball on the average pays: $35 million to $40 million but Powerball starting Jackpot is still: $20 million...So if you place: $600,000 in stocks in different

Reply #5

pumpi76 — Fri, 06 Nov 2009 01:02:55 GMT

If you had: $600,000 or $900,000 or even $2 million dollars every year as practice money to go after Powerball the problem is not matching the 5/5 because you could match it repeatedly the problem is the bonus ball...So basically you will get 67% to 74% of your practice money back in that same year theoretically speaking but i am going to say you will raise the alert because you will had won several times the 5/5 in less than 1 year...Again the problem is the bonus ball...

Ask yourself, could... [ More ]

Reply #4

RJOh — Thu, 05 Nov 2009 18:06:19 GMT

Making out 20,000 play slips and playing 100,000 lines between drawings would be impossible for a single player. Besides in the past some states have had more lines then that played without even a 5+0 winner.

Reply #3

Stack47 — Thu, 05 Nov 2009 00:10:02 GMT

Many people have said they could hit PB or MM if the an extra 100 grand to bet. So basically Pumpi is saying hit a 6/42 lotto first, bank the money, and use the interest to play the 100 grand.

Reply #2

JONNIE — Tue, 03 Nov 2009 21:21:29 GMT

So you r saying that if we can actually win a 6/42 game, we should bet the entire interest on trying to win the PB??! LOL. Where do these people come up with this stuff

Reply #1

Todd — Tue, 03 Nov 2009 14:28:14 GMT

How to crack Powerball: the Methodical way: as easy as a Pick6/42...

pumpi76 — Tue, 03 Nov 2009 05:36:10 GMT

Sorry if i am posting to many post on the forum, i was going to post this on the lottery system but is not a system more like a theory....And i think is very effective...HERE IT GOES...

Trying to Crack Powerball???We all are...Suppose there is 2 rich people one is a basketball player who just sign a 7 year contract for 125 million dollars if there is such a thing..And there is someone who won Powerball and got 125 million dollars right away...Are they both rich? only the powerball winner will... [ More ]