Silver Lotto Pro System?

Reply #19

Masha — Mon, 16 Jan 2012 01:03:49 GMT

I have one question for people, who claim they can predict lottery result: Why you selling lottery systems instead of buying your own lottery tickets and win Jacpot? And I will think answer obvious: because they can not predict lottery result

Reply #18

tizeye — Mon, 19 Dec 2011 16:56:18 GMT

Oops, I should point out that the data/results analysis was on what was generated by the Silver Lotto System. The Lotto Pro software was simply the backtesting machine, manually loading the Silver picks numbers as tickets to backtest against. No selection numbers were generated by the Lotto Pro software. From my earlier post, it could be misinterpreted as a review of Lotto Pro as Silver is not mentioned anywhere, assuming that you knew where the numbers came from.

Reply #17

tizeye — Mon, 19 Dec 2011 15:02:11 GMT

Answering my own question, the software I was looking for was Lotto Pro 2011

Installed, set up ticket, and researched.

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Using 6-53 FL lotto as base, current database only updated to 11/19 and I didn't manually update to current.

While total system would create 153 tickets, made more managable by selecting the first 27...and could do the same alaysis with each 27 (or 24 final) group thereafter. Would also be able to see if one segment was more responsive than others and total... [ More ]

Reply #16

jayemmar — Mon, 19 Dec 2011 14:44:36 GMT

Luminous:

Again, the most important and revealing evidence that a system is a winning system, is the balance sheet. Dollars invested versus dollars won(lost) over the long run. As long as Silver or any one else who purports to have a winning system and fails to produce the balance sheet(showing dates and winning and losing selections) , the system can't be considered a winning system. You need this info so you yourself can go and backtest the system and convince yourself that you've purc... [ More ]

Reply #15

tizeye — Mon, 19 Dec 2011 13:03:17 GMT

While I agree he, and most other 'self proclaimed gurus' probably made his money selling the sofware or book, I am taking a look at it while intent upon the refund. Easy enogh to build out, particurally if you use MS Excel to fill in the columns.

Now at the point where have generated the sheet for several games to evaluate. Did according to instruction without historical number matching bias.

As I researched an abandoned other programs in the past, could somebody remind me of a specific so... [ More ]

Reply #14

RJOh — Sun, 18 Dec 2011 18:33:02 GMT

If you really believed anything you have posted, why haven't you bought his system and come here to brag about your winnings? Probably because you know that his advertisements are misleading to convince people to buy his product. Sure, if you're willing to spend a $100 or so every time you play, you could win 80% of the time but winning a $2-$3 prize 80% of the times you spend $100 isn't anything to brag about.

You don't need a system to spend $46 or $39 on MegaMillions or PowerBall tickets w... [ More ]

Reply #13

garyo1954 — Sun, 18 Dec 2011 14:58:26 GMT

What is more interesting is how many times since 2002 people have signed up to discuss this system in their FIRST post. If you do a search and read the comments you will see the reasons people don't buy into the hype.

For those not familiar with Clickbank, it is an internet business to promote and sell your own, or someone else's, product. It's interests lies in products THAT SELL, which is a quite different criteria from, a product that works.

From your post, I derive you are interested... [ More ]

Reply #12

savagegoose — Sun, 18 Dec 2011 13:46:46 GMT

id say it helps cover more combos than you would with quick picks,.

i mean with quick picks you may have 20 tickets ands no every number covered.

if you want all numbers, from 1-45 or what ever. you game is. this might be important to you.

ive never wagered enough to use the advantage of cover master in garunteeing a cash win, and only usually go upto covering ea number.

Reply #11

Luminous — Sun, 18 Dec 2011 11:27:31 GMT

So cover master does work to improve your odds of winning

Reply #10

savagegoose — Sun, 18 Dec 2011 10:07:23 GMT

if using cover master, you click on the cover % button and type in 98% .

sire the number of tickets , and thus price of playing will go up dramatically.

for example a 3 if 6 from 20 at 80% will cost 5 lines

a 3 if 6 from 20 at 98% will cost 10 lines

Reply #9

Luminous — Sun, 18 Dec 2011 09:10:45 GMT

Yeah, but the Pro version says you can win 98% of the time... I don't know if it's possible to make an 98% wheel.

Reply #8

BobP — Sun, 18 Dec 2011 09:00:25 GMT

Almost all review sites on the internet these days are suspect. Even the ones that use the headline the product sucks, because they know that will attract readers. They are shills for ebooks, products and systems that pay up to 70% in commissions for sales. The reviews are as fake as the movie review snips on dvd covers.

That said, nothing up my sleeve, the Ken Silver system stays out of trouble because it works, up to a point.

If you can pick out more common combination types and us... [ More ]

Reply #7

Luminous — Sun, 18 Dec 2011 08:59:44 GMT

I see. So are there actually any lottery systems that honestly do work in your opinion

Reply #6

Guest — Sun, 18 Dec 2011 07:24:52 GMT

wanted to add that even with the refunds that are honored, the successful seller wil still make money from the people who are too lazy to go through the effort in getting a refund, AND, from the people who don't ask for a refund because like i said earlier, they've never heard of this system, and they think that if they stick with it, (which is true) they will have a better chance of winning. So their belief and faith in a new and promising system keeps the seller's pockets full. And with more o... [ More ]

Reply #5

Guest — Sun, 18 Dec 2011 07:17:48 GMT

the reason they are negative is becuase his sytem is nothing special. I've seen it. he spreads the numbers out in a manner that is not any different than what most people would do anyways.

the testimonials are probably form people who don't have a clue about spreading the numbers out in certain way, which in itslef is not amzing in any way, but to the lay person, it's something they haven't thought about, so it seems like a good thing to them and that's why they have good reviews.

I got my... [ More ]

Reply #4

Luminous — Sun, 18 Dec 2011 06:54:22 GMT

Yea, that's true lol. I found out from some website that clickbank normally don't offer refunds for lottery systems as wins with them cannot be guaranteed. To have a refund, you would need to prove that the lottery system is at fault, which is nearly impossible...

Reply #3

dmiller88 — Sun, 18 Dec 2011 05:54:15 GMT

I mean people build sites for traffic, More traffic more money for them. HP Laptops have independent review sites. Same thing More traffic more money. i dont believe everything i read on the internet. I mainly trust forums. Even with my laptop purchases this christmas i went to the forums for answers. Those sites dont tell you if the computer has faulty hardware or screen issues. Its the forums where you learn all the stuff. I wish i bought his product so i can give u the heads up but i didnt. a... [ More ]

Reply #2

Luminous — Sun, 18 Dec 2011 03:47:14 GMT

You mean to say almost every site lottery reviewers, even those that are just product reviewers in the world are advertising for Ken Silver? He must be an amazing person to do that

Reply #1

dmiller88 — Sun, 18 Dec 2011 03:42:16 GMT

Those sites probably advertise for Ken silver, The people who used it and bought it are the people your gonna trust

Silver Lotto Pro System?

Luminous — Sun, 18 Dec 2011 02:59:44 GMT

I have read most of the topics here regarding about Ken Silver's Silver Lotto System and found out that most of the comments are quite negative towards it. But when I searched about it, practically 98% of the site reviews I found all say it really does work. So the main thing is, does it work? I mean:

- Most of you might say the testimonials on his site are fake, but they are through clickbank right? So I don't think they are fake...

- You can request for a refund if it doesn't work for u... [ More ]