Key Wheels: Can someone explain it to me: Or am i going crazy..

Reply #9

PlraX — Sat, 09 Jan 2010 17:45:28 GMT

i will try to use the covermaster to for the KEYWHEEL and gueswhat IN DRAW OF YESTERDAY the triplets that i play COME AGAIN... so i wanna be ready THAT THIS TRIPLETS COME AGAIN . maybe in 4 or 6 draws

DRAWS are dialy... i wanna WHEEL SOME 16 NUMBERS PLUS 3 KEYS..

Reply #8

Stack47 — Sat, 09 Jan 2010 17:14:35 GMT

All you have to do is guess the 2 key numbers from 1-14 the first 14 numbers or from 1-10...Not only that...You can look at the separation between the two key numbers, even or odd, high or low, and how close they are to the center....

At first I thought you meant guessing one pair out the 741 possible pairs and taking advantage of the fact there are 10 pairs in each drawing. But now it looks like you're guessing on one pair out of 91 low pairs. Basically you're saying if we beat 91 to 1 odds... [ More ]

Reply #7

BobP — Sat, 09 Jan 2010 05:20:47 GMT

We don't have keno in Florida so here goes . . .

It sounds to me like you want lines of 10 numbers consisting of 3 key numbers and either 17, 20 or 23 numbers in lines of 7 numbers to add the keys to.

Lucky for us CoverMaster can make 7 number wheels to just about any percentage of guarantee.

Set Covermaster to:

Pool 17 or 20 or 23

Pick 7

Match 3 (number of numbers you want to win on a line with, say 3)

Hits 7 (number of winning numbers we hope will be among our... [ More ]

Reply #6

PlraX — Fri, 08 Jan 2010 18:54:31 GMT

BobP

i wanna HELP whit something i wanna wheel whit KENO

i have 3 favorites NUMBERS and i wanna KEY this 3 numbers and generate a WHEEL WHIT 20 NUMBERS whit this 3 key numbers i dont know how explain this but yout must understand i wanna generate keno wheel but whit 3 key numbers in case that the 3 key numbers apear and other 7 numbers include in wheel i won

Reply #5

BobP — Fri, 08 Jan 2010 06:30:07 GMT

Such a system can be less expensive to play versus a straight up wheel that guarantees a 4 number prize and must therefore be of greater risk of losing to play.

It is easy enough to make a (15,3,2,3)=18 system in CoverMaster and transpose it up from 01-15 to 11-26.

For Pick-6: We'd make a second wheel (10,3,2,3)=8 system and play each of these 8 lines against the 18 lines of the first wheel in turn for a total of 8 x 18 = 144 lines.

For Pick-5: As CoverMaster doesn't make (10,2... [ More ]

Reply #4

pumpi76 — Fri, 08 Jan 2010 05:54:40 GMT

And this just led me to believe something something i ve suspected for about a decaded now...It means that the State lottery MUST HAVE KNOWN ABOUT THIS LITTLE HIDDEN SECRET...Yet they never told anyone...Because how do you explain that the bigger games are combination games and the lower games that can be used to win them are permutation game...HOW DO YOU EXPLAIN THAT...and how do you explain that there is no Pick2...Which means that they CAREFULLY CRAFTED THE GAMES as to not arise suspicion...E... [ More ]

Reply #3

pumpi76 — Fri, 08 Jan 2010 05:09:44 GMT

What i was talking about...An abbreviated wheel for Pick3 combination wheel size 25 that will give you 20 2/3 s tickets all you had to do is play it and guess 2 numbers from 1-14 and repeat those 2 key numbers over the Pick3 size 25 abbreviated wheel that will give you twenty 2/3 s tickets you are bound to win it....

again i am not talking about regular pick3 here...

However i dont think anyone has done a 12: 2/3 tickets custom abbreviated wheel for Pick3/25 size 25...After all: There is n... [ More ]

Reply #2

Stack47 — Fri, 08 Jan 2010 04:38:16 GMT

A friend of mine hit a $100,000 Ohio Buckeye 5 (5/37) jackpot by keying on three numbers and playing them with the other 34 numbers in 2 number pairs, 17 combinations. A 5/39 would be 18 combos and if you match your 3 key numbers you're guaranteed to hit two 4 number matches and sixteen 3 number matches. Matching 2 of the key numbers still gives you at least three 3 number matches and fifteen 2 number matches. For $630 you could guarantee a jackpot if your three key numbers hit.

There are 300... [ More ]

Reply #1

pumpi76 — Fri, 08 Jan 2010 02:35:17 GMT

THIS IS WHAT I MEANT TO SAY:

what if: You got yourself a Pick3/15 wheel that will give you 2/3 numbers but you write the numbers for the abbreviated wheel you write from: 10-20 or whatever limit...and you select 2 key numbers from 1-10 in ascending order and you repeat it over and over over the abbreviated wheel...And use it for Pick5...This way all you got to guess is correctly guess those 2 key numbers from 1-10...So basically the odds will be: 2 in 10 to get a: 4/5....It doesnt have to be

Key Wheels: Can someone explain it to me: Or am i going crazy..

pumpi76 — Fri, 08 Jan 2010 02:11:48 GMT

I was going to ask this on the systems forums but this is not a system more like a question...I thought about this after i read a paragraph from Pirax....I have a question....Is a 2 key number wheel size 15 the same as a: Pick3/15 abbreviated wheel with 2 numbers repeating, where you can take the 2 numbers and repeat them yourself over and over...If is not i got an idea...But still can someone explain it to me...

Anyways i got an idea if is not...

what if: You got yourself a Pick3/15 wheel... [ More ]