Is Wisconsin different?

Reply #5

Nikkicute — Thu, 22 Nov 2012 12:29:58 GMT

Only difference I see is that Wisconsin draws Pick 3 once a day.

The few Pick 3 systems I have seen are for states that draw twice a day so I see

predictions with two set of numbers, for day and night drawings.

Reply #4

Coin Toss — Thu, 22 Nov 2012 01:47:02 GMT

luckybamboo,

As has been said in this thread take some of this stuff with a grain of salt.

Always remember anybody can hit a dart board with a shotgun.

See Milo Mindbinder's line in my sig.

Along with playing all the combinations, as maringoman pointed out, the other sure way of winning is to book the action - but only the state can do that legally.

Reply #3

maringoman — Wed, 21 Nov 2012 21:58:33 GMT

Don't believe anybody that says they have a profitable system when it comes to lottery. The only system that is 100% guaranteed is to buy all the combinations for the Pick3. That is from 001-999. The problem with doing this is that you will spend more than you will win thereby defeating the purporse of playing.

Reply #2

Oso Grande — Wed, 21 Nov 2012 17:46:05 GMT

I don't think Wisconsin is any different than any other state. Most of what

I see here (and I could be wrong) is if you throw enough numbers up

something is bound to hit.

One method put out about 90 for Texas and some of the numbers hit

but how do you make a profit with that many numbers and how to you

narrow it down to just the few that hit.

One the other hand I see some Wisconsin people wearing hats made

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Reply #1

RJOh — Wed, 21 Nov 2012 06:15:53 GMT

Pick3 games are doing well in every state, if any of those systems worked anywhere, Pick3 games would be out of business somewhere.

Is Wisconsin different?

luckybamboo — Wed, 21 Nov 2012 05:22:48 GMT

I've spent some time with a lot of the Pick3 systems that have been discussed on this board

but I don't see how these systems work for Wisconsin at all. Perhaps they do work for other states.

But I've gone through the math in many of the postings, and they almost never predict the hit

so, I'm just wondering if Wisconsin might be different? are these systems working for other states