steve player lottery

Reply #44

LotteryTechInc — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 18:38:24 GMT

I clearly said hitting more than once in 1,000 draws and I even went further by saying hitting more than once in less than 1,000 draws people please make sure your paying attention and reading my post correctly

Reply #43

Jordans121 — Tue, 09 Mar 2010 06:02:24 GMT

Hiting once in a thousand draws? I would not call that beating the odds. LOL. If thats the case I have Killed the odds in January alone

Reply #42

LotteryTechInc — Tue, 09 Mar 2010 05:48:27 GMT

CROW

Your post is not only inaccurate it is also approaching idiotic statis.. Lucky Loser is not correct nor even correct a little bit and to take his position on this matter shows just how little you know about the lottery or statistics..

I'M AFRAID YOUR THE ONE THAT IS INCORRECT,UNINFORMED AND TOTALLY OUT OF LINE HERE, I KNOW ENOUGH ABOUT THE LOTTERY SINCE I'VE BEEN PLAYING THE GAMES OFF AND ONE SINCE 1998.MY COMMENTS ARE REFERING TOO THE DAILY GAMES AND I HAVE MET PLAYERS THAT... [ More ]

Reply #41

BobP — Sun, 07 Mar 2010 06:46:24 GMT

Ken Silver offers an affiliate program through click bank. Lottery system scammer Paul Conners and others also run their affiliate programs through click bank. You can run across web sites loaded with all these system offers sending you to their respective squeeze pages. IMHO click bank makes little attempt to, no let me correct that, makes no attempt to police these people, but has been known to get people's money back. Steve Player has his own web site and no affiliate program I've ever heard... [ More ]

Reply #40

toolrunner — Sun, 07 Mar 2010 05:28:58 GMT

Ken Silver and a number of other people who Claim to be lottery experts are all connected to a company called SP . Once you go into one of their sites you will be bombarded with all the other so called Lottery Experts . I really regret running into his site and the worse part is that if you look at all of their web sites they all look the same and claim pretty much the same thing. It's like they got a bunch of people together and created a cookie cutter web site. I'm pretty sure they are all usi... [ More ]

Reply #39

Coin Toss — Sat, 06 Mar 2010 22:52:19 GMT

Obviously the desrie to believe there is a system overrides the fact that no jackpot winner has ever announced I used the ( fill in the blank, Steve Player, Gail Howard, Pierre Tutant Gustav Beauregaurd) system yada yada yada.....

Let me make one more atempt at drawing a parallel to how these guys work and how sports services work.

On any Sunday in the regualr season there are 15 or so football games in the NFL. (It used to be 16, all tram played, but now two teams get a by ).

The shys... [ More ]

Reply #38

gunjack — Sat, 06 Mar 2010 15:10:43 GMT

see, I thought about buying the 4 hundred dollar system, then I thought better because I wasn't seeing any prof on someone winning with the cheap 1 he has,

I thought it wasn't worth it.

Reply #37

truecritic — Sun, 28 Feb 2010 10:30:59 GMT

If this link survives, it is a fun little game where you won the lottery only to drop the money on the highway. You have to drive against the traffic to recover your lost winnings. Who knows, it could happen.

http://www.coffeebreakgames.net/game.php?id=899

BobP

Too early in the morning to be driving against traffic!

I picked up enough to buy more tickets.

Reply #36

BobP — Sun, 28 Feb 2010 07:50:21 GMT

For what it's worth, Steve Player is a real person. We did some work for him when he was setting up his first web site. Don't know if that's his real name or not. There was a time when he let a company use his name selling systems, then took it back. I recommend not throwing the catalog away because it helps to know what people on LP are talking about discussing the merits of one of his systems, some of which you can figure out or get fresh ideas from. IMO more of his hard work goes into the ads... [ More ]

Reply #35

crow — Sat, 27 Feb 2010 22:41:34 GMT

Your post is not only inaccurate it is also approaching idiotic statis.. Lucky Loser is not correct nor even correct a little bit and to take his position on this matter shows just how little you know about the lottery or statistics..

Do this: run any hypergeometric distribution formula for pick 3 and see if you can obtain the correct values and dont leave out the repeat percentages in order to maintain accuracy if you can..

Reply #34

Lucky Loser — Thu, 25 Feb 2010 00:00:27 GMT

Hey, I most certainly agree with you in the case that he should've fully trained you on how to use the system as successfully as he does. No argument here 'cause $400 is a lot of money!!! However, we will have to agree to DISAGREE on that consistent winner part...

Best of luck to you as well fellow player!!

L.L.

Reply #33

jayemmar — Wed, 24 Feb 2010 23:32:17 GMT

There is a way to accomplish this but, it requires time, correct application, and money.

Lucky, I beg to differ with you. At a cost of over 400.00 dollars, every bit of information the player needs to generate the winning selections should be given over to him - in the greatest of detail, with no stones left unturned. I can only base my opinions on what my eyes have seen, and, what I did see, was something that did not deserve the slightest bit of praise. Considering myself to be knowledgeabl... [ More ]

Reply #32

Lucky Loser — Wed, 24 Feb 2010 22:52:37 GMT

Hi there, jayemmar. No harm intended but, I severely beg to differ with this statement:

Here's the real answer friends: Because there's no algorithm, or general rule, for consistantly coming up with winning selections, which would show a profit. It's all a scam!

There is a way to accomplish this but, it requires time, correct application, and money. As a reference, over in Lottery Discussion, I posted a list of str8 numbers specifically designed for Virginia's night draw on that date, spec... [ More ]

Reply #31

jayemmar — Wed, 24 Feb 2010 21:44:05 GMT

The ones they say are the real money makers cost around 2 to 3 hundred dollars, which I can't afford.

And you should thank your lucky stars that you can't afford the more expensive ones. I was privy to see a copy of one of Player's high cost systems, and I was totally shocked after seeing it. 14 and some odd pages of describing how to make charts with colored pencils and three pages of ONE partially handicapped example. I say partially handicapped, because Player spares the detail on how he c... [ More ]

Reply #30

Kidzmom — Wed, 24 Feb 2010 21:06:30 GMT

Hi Gunjack,

Yes I have bought a system from Steve Player. Waste of money actually. I only bought the cheap P3 system b/c the ones they say are the real money makers cost around 2 to 3 hundred dollars, which I can't afford. The same knowlege they have in his games (the one I got) you can actually learn here on LP. It will just take a lot of research and reading. I hope this helps.

Reply #29

Lucky Loser — Wed, 24 Feb 2010 20:56:25 GMT

Yeah, it's pretty common among approximately 75% of players to play very small amounts and believe that wins will come easily. Pick 3 4 simply aren't designed that way and if you really want to win, it's going to cost. Boils down to this: One hit or several hits which yield a slightly smaller profit...in a week? It's that big money that so many people get infatuated with and it's what the lotteries really want...and get.

I prefer, based on my cost vs. payout, to enjoy a lesser total profit w... [ More ]

Reply #28

RJOh — Wed, 24 Feb 2010 19:20:40 GMT

There have been players in the past that would post several hundreds dollars of numbers trying to explain how their system won money and they usually won very little or nothing. One of them was goose who I haven't seen around for years. He was banned several times and came back with a new name and he never did prove spending more would a way to win.

Reply #27

Lucky Loser — Mon, 22 Feb 2010 18:25:36 GMT

Hi bobby. You have the right idea here in that it does cost to accomplish wins and nothing will ever change that. How many tickets is important but, what's even more important is how those numbers are arranged and it makes all the difference in the outcome. Building up enough money to play big is a matter of playing right and making enough profit when you hit. Profit produces additional chances to play and win that same amount over again...on the house. Does this make sense?

Each time you win... [ More ]

Reply #26

LotteryTechInc — Mon, 22 Feb 2010 18:17:24 GMT

Bobby623

Well that idea has been floating around for quite some time but until he actually gives an interview we'll never really know if it's just one guy or a group of guys.What I do know is he does have a company called OPCOM Inc and the deep pockets came from him actually winning the NY Lottery back in 1988 and then from selling his systems and actually using them too hit the numbers in his state.

Reply #25

LotteryTechInc — Mon, 22 Feb 2010 18:13:17 GMT

YES Lucky Loser

Your absolutely correct I have corresponded with players from Lottery Post and other posts since 2002 that did give me inside info on there CONSISTANT hits in the daily games.One player would spend $100 and win $1,000 a week in the Pick-3 by hitting it twice each time he played he covered as many bets possible using software which GREATLY increased his chances of hitting.Other players spent anywhere from $50-$150 and did very well even in the Pick-4 but the average player can... [ More ]

Reply #24

bobby623 — Mon, 22 Feb 2010 18:12:54 GMT

The most important piece of information regarding the SP systems is 'How many tickets did he buy' to win whatever amount he is bragging about.

I have a personal strategy. My wins and losses fluctuate, but, I'd do better if I had a couple hundred bucks, or even a thousand bucks, to wager for each drawing.

IMO, SP is part of a corporation that has deep pockets. I don't think many average players can play at the level a big business can.

My humble opinion, of course.

Reply #23

Lucky Loser — Mon, 22 Feb 2010 17:57:53 GMT

A self-developed, custom application system is the absolute best way to approach Pick 3. One must individualize every single aspect of what is to be played in order to be successful. This does cost money, though, which is the biggest problem for most people. However, after reading about what people spend on readily available systems, that same money could've been very well spent on combinations derived from a dedicated playlist.

I keep looking at that $150 spent on something that didn't come... [ More ]

Reply #22

LotteryTechInc — Mon, 22 Feb 2010 17:44:33 GMT

Yeah anything that GIVES you ready too play numbers I don't waste my money like the PowerBlox,WynnTek,CashBoards,HitWheels,WinMaster.I only buy the systems that require analysis and provide charts,graphs etc.... I have the Cash-Trax,Money-Map,OverLap,Hit-Zone and Prime-Line.He somehow won over $5,000 using the Master Redlist but I suspect he did something else along with it if you had it and wasn't able too win anything

Reply #21

joker17 — Mon, 22 Feb 2010 17:33:09 GMT

It must be the cash trax. It's been a long time, and I don't even have it with me anymore. I know it wasn't 15 bucks....that's for sure. It was for single number straight positional.

I also bought the Mastercash Redlist book, with 14 sets to play for the drawing. That one was a waste of money. It cost me 150 bucks.

Reply #20

LotteryTechInc — Mon, 22 Feb 2010 15:39:09 GMT

Joker17

Are you talking about the Cash Trax system?? for Pick-3 that's the one that uses the stock market like chart the Cash Graphs for pick-3/4 breaks the game down by position.The Cash Graphs cost $15 the Cash Trax cost $150 so how much did you pay

Reply #19

LotteryTechInc — Mon, 22 Feb 2010 15:29:02 GMT

What do you mean?? don't trust steve player I've bought his systems since 2004 and I don't use them like he does because it's not possible but I HAVE found other uses that have help me hit numbers in the pick-3/4 games.If you didn't have any luck it's not his fault it's yours he doesn't force you too buy his systems and there are players from this forum that have won money using some of his stuff not too mention he actually uses his systems too win money in the daily games in his state.... [ More ]

Reply #18

joker17 — Mon, 22 Feb 2010 04:28:30 GMT

If you ever decide to buy a system of his, buy the cash graph , P-3 system. It's designed to look like a stock market chart, dealing with straight numbers. It's the best of the best of his systems in my opinion. I have a better chance predicting numbers by seeing the activity.

The systems to avoid are the mechanical ones, which look like pre-set charts of numbers to play, without any thought on your part.....

But at the end of the day. This works best in a lottery that holds only one... [ More ]

Reply #17

gunjack — Mon, 22 Feb 2010 03:04:30 GMT

dont trust this steve player

Reply #16

RJOh — Sat, 06 Feb 2010 19:22:01 GMT

Maybe Steve Player should post a disclaimer with his systems No one else can duplicate my results with my system

Reply #15

LotteryTechInc — Fri, 05 Feb 2010 23:30:07 GMT

(As for his lower priced stuff, there's a lot better pencil and paper workouts here on LP.)

Coin Toss I never had any positive results with the pencil paper stuff here on Lottery Post in fact the software related tools didn't even help me out like the Deflater and other stuff for Pick-3/4 I have found that commercial software and systems work better for me.

Reply #14

gunjack — Fri, 05 Feb 2010 22:35:06 GMT

Yeah, they sent me 1 of those catalogues and your right, They have alot of stuff in the book trying to get us excited enough to buy these high price systems. I'm about to throw the book away.

Reply #13

Coin Toss — Fri, 05 Feb 2010 19:37:57 GMT

I'm with lottolaughs on this. I don't think there is a Steve Player. I think not only is Steve Player a group of people, a lotto think-tank if you will, but what they peddle as systems are merely their ideas and they get the buying public to test them for them. Not a bad ploy if you can get it on.

As for his lower priced stuff, there's a lot better pencil and paper workouts here on LP. His higher priced stuff is way overpriced, but sending out thick 4-color catalogs costs a lot.... [ More ]

Reply #12

LotteryTechInc — Fri, 05 Feb 2010 15:28:37 GMT

Yeah that's what I've heard also but it could be just one person using a fake name because his corporation is called OPCOM but who really knows unless he gives an interview,yeah a lot of his stuff is over-priced but he does have quite a few systems that are reasonably priced. I had the Lightning-Wheels too back in 99 and they sucked!!! but since then I've been able too determine which of his systems are worth purchasing and which ones are not so I DON'T get burned anymore all of his systems I ha... [ More ]

Reply #11

lottolaughs — Fri, 05 Feb 2010 13:45:55 GMT

Steve Player I've heard is actually a bunch of people, not just one. I don't believe there is anyone named Steve Player. The name is too obvious,don'tcha think? It's probably a corporation who goes around and buys tons of tickets and eventually winds up winning then boasts about the big hits. The systems are very pricey for what you get. I bought his Pick 5 Lightning wheels, $35. But you have to already guess 3 right numbers before they would even work. If I could do that I wouldn't NEED a syste... [ More ]

Reply #10

LotteryTechInc — Fri, 05 Feb 2010 05:24:46 GMT

No one can duplicate his results and never will it's his systems he knows how too use them better than anyone I have a lot of his systems even the ones he used too hit with and could never make that kind of money using them.I've met players from this forum that have won money using his systems but not as much as he did they won using his Power Blox,Money Map,Prime Line and Pay-Day 5 in the pay-day 5 this woman won $1,000 for a 4/5 hit in the FL Pick-5.

Reply #9

RJOh — Fri, 05 Feb 2010 05:03:07 GMT

It's just that I've never read of any of his customers duplicating his results using his systems. With a pick3 game, if you're willing to spent $220, you can get a box hit for sure and if you're lucky you'll hit a straight. For someone running a company that sells systems, doing that could be seen as a business expense and any lost could be written off.

Reply #8

LotteryTechInc — Fri, 05 Feb 2010 04:37:17 GMT

RJOH

Yes alot of his hits are in the Pick-3/4 and mostly Boxed but he has hit straight numerous times in Pick-3 and some in Pick-4 but most are boxed hits where he puts anywhere from $20-$50 on each number played which is how he wins thousands of dollars on his numbers.He has hit the Pick-5 in FL back in 2001 but hasn't played it since he used the Pay-Day 5 System but I know for a fact he isn't scamming anyone and really uses his own systems too win and too the best of my knowledge no one els... [ More ]

Reply #7

RJOh — Thu, 04 Feb 2010 22:39:21 GMT

Are his hits for pick3 and pick4 games only or are some of them for pick5 and jackpot style games? If a company is willing to spend a little money, they can make sure they win a few pick3 games but it's a lot harder and more expensive to do the same with a pick5 or jackpot style game.

Reply #6

gunjack — Thu, 04 Feb 2010 22:06:25 GMT

I have no interest no more. I dont' want to waste my money on it.

Reply #5

LotteryTechInc — Sat, 30 Jan 2010 01:06:52 GMT

Steve Player makes money from selling and using his own systems and he WINS a lot of money doing so I have checked this out myself on the New Hampshire Lottery website his name is there under winners with multiple hits for thousands of dollars.

Reply #4

PlraX — Sat, 23 Jan 2010 20:11:20 GMT

only trusteable selling system gurus are from GAILHOWARDS she is one of the 1st of the worldin the system are simple.. somes

but as won more of 102 jackpots

Reply #3

gunjack — Sat, 23 Jan 2010 18:46:05 GMT

thanks for the heads up peeps

Reply #2

libra — Sat, 23 Jan 2010 17:33:56 GMT

Hi Gunjack

Don't waste your money, I have several of their systems and they aren't worth what I paid for them.

Libra Dave

Reply #1

joker831 — Sat, 23 Jan 2010 17:32:00 GMT

Hey gunjack,

I haven't bought any of his systems or software, but I hear not to waste your money. This guy is just like all the other experts out there.... he makes his money selling his systems. You will get better results following the forums here on LP. I know I have. Good Luck! Cheers

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gunjack — Sat, 23 Jan 2010 16:59:28 GMT

Hello, can anyone tell me if they have purchased the steve lottery player system? I've been trying to get a answer from this place and I got nothing. If I get communication from them, then I dont' buy nothing from that person. Can tell the success of the softwares there selling?

thanks