The ONLY real answer to the Pick 3

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cash4ninja — Wed, 18 Sep 2013 16:23:25 GMT

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adobea78 — Wed, 18 Sep 2013 16:16:56 GMT

Base Target Less Parameters Less Picks Increase bet Prize Ratio

Subsetting in Random events is about the Punchline- Prize Ratio, not # of Hits

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Pick3Ma$terer — Wed, 18 Sep 2013 05:24:17 GMT

First, let me explain something. We know that any ,one, number has odds of 1000:1. This is the case whether the number is a single, double, or triple. This all has to do with Probability Theory. A specific double would have the same odds as a specific single. This should tell you something. It means that you don't want to stick with playing just one number. You want to play more numbers to better your odds. This falls right in line with the fact that the more numbers you play the better your cha... [ More ]

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Pick3Ma$terer — Wed, 18 Sep 2013 05:12:07 GMT

In order to receive any ,meaningful, help, you have to abandon all preconceived notions about the game. There is no need for hot/cold/overdue numbers, mirror numbers, and any other nonsense.

GET THE FACTS:

We ,already, know that the more numbers we play the better our chances. But, let me go further with the following table:

Objective/Preference/Upside By What Means Downside

Play And Make Money More ,or most, Often

More Numbers Each Time Small(er) Profit Each Ti... [ More ]

The ONLY real answer to the Pick 3

Pick3Ma$terer — Wed, 18 Sep 2013 05:10:15 GMT

The Pick 3 is the ,logical, game of choice. This is because it provides the best chance of winning and making money.

So, why is this ,simple, game so hard to beat? The reason is three-fold:

The odds are stacked against you ,from the start, with odds of 1000:1. The restriction placed on the game due to the payout structure. You can only play so many numbers ,and no more, if you want to profit. We don't go about the game the right way.