just some info on software

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retxx — Fri, 25 Jul 2003 10:08:32 GMT

thanks Ja we play on 20 number hits here in Mass. also. If you could eliminate 40 of the 80 number for me that would be a 50%improvement. Could you do that? thanks again.

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jahockey — Fri, 25 Jul 2003 09:32:56 GMT

hi retxx-i dont really track my success rate with g howards on paper. mostly by memory and if i get back anything to keep playing. if i win anything it keeps me playing. and if i have any money from paycheck. on a scale of i to ten, feel it does about a 7. which is pretty darn good when lottery is just pot luck. according to software keno hits 7 to 12 adjacent nos, and software shows this. but which adjacent i'll never figure out. also howards software has not had any new revisions or new additi... [ More ]

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retxx — Thu, 24 Jul 2003 23:16:02 GMT

jahockeyKeno) could you share a little insight as to how successful you are using Gail h's keno. How about an example of lets say a 4spot or 5 spot which is all I play in Mass. Any higher is a sucker play with astronomical odds. You can send it to my private box if you prefer. Looking for some kind od win percentage. Thanks

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Pick-4_Master — Wed, 23 Jul 2003 13:30:28 GMT

Also you need to take in consideration that a lot of quick-pick players sometimes spend $50 or more on themweekly!! so that adds up to way more than I've ever spent on software.I've seen players here in Miami shellout $80-$100 on quick-picks and only win $5 or $10 because I would see that same person again the following day or week cashing there tickets and buying more.Not a very good investment in my opinion letting the Lottery Commision select your numbers for you from a machine they purchased... [ More ]

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Pick-4_Master — Wed, 23 Jul 2003 13:15:29 GMT

Think of all the times I would have lost by spending that money on Quick-Picks.Besides I never said I had all of those programs I just mentioned they were my favorites.Out of all the programs I mentioned I only have 6 and only paid for 3 of them I get a lot of stuff for free.And another thing is I collect Lottery Software as a Hobby so it's no different than someone who collects vintage Baseball cards or Comic Books which can range from $50 to $1,000 if they are rare,very old,special edition or... [ More ]

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visiondude — Wed, 23 Jul 2003 02:20:56 GMT

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Pick-4_Master — Tue, 22 Jul 2003 15:00:36 GMT

My choices are Gail Howard,Lottery Director,Lotto-Hat 5/6,LottoMan,Lotto-Creo,Lotto Sorcerer,MaxHit-Pro,Camilot Lottery Analysis,Lotto2000,Lotto-Pro2003Lottery Manager,Lotto-Logic 2004,Lotto-Tracker Wheeler,LotWin2003,Strike It Lottery Software,LottoPlus,Lotto-Pyramid,LotteryPredictionPro,LottoWhizPro,LottoMania2000and The Pick-6 Number Generator

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Andrew — Tue, 22 Jul 2003 09:26:55 GMT

I will go easy on this software. IN briefly reviewing the screen shots, It looks like a descent package. I did find the following quote interesting to note...Frequency Ratios AnalysisHow does long term data (your games entire history) compare with your games short term data (a smaller and more current number of draws)? Do they hit less, more, or the same? This easy to use analyzer tells you in a heartbeat. You set the size and which range of draws are used for both long and short term data - m... [ More ]

just some info on software

jahockey — Mon, 21 Jul 2003 11:21:04 GMT

hi everyone, thought i'd toot my horn on what i use and have encountered. yep i've picked my nos like everyone else at one time, coffee cans, back of dollar bills, you name it. then the dawn of lottery software. and i've tried just about all of them, freeware, shareware, dont get me wrong, there not that bad if your just looking for a program to grab you some hot and cold nos. and i've bought some of the $50 programs and there not bad either, some wheels thrown in, filter options etc. just didnt... [ More ]