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The 5 digit Strings...when they end ...you win 100%Reply
Too bad we can't have a HISTORY to look at on these Strings ..... Look at the normal ...average lengths ... and the Record stinkers going back through time. Now...once they are gone...they are gone. Gut feel up til now is .... looking at the String Chart on the first page .... I don't think most big strings make it much past 59 or 60 skips for too long. Put that with other things other filters ... that are due and form little pressure waves ....that move through...... and form a little 3 or
Jul 28, 2008, 1:41 pm - WIN D - Lottery Systems Forum

Tapping Into Power of RNG-Followers Method
Some excellent posts have been made on RNGs. Here is another way to harnes the power of RNG which is how most lotteries are conducted... Use this for straight hits only 1. Generate a large list of Random numbers--5,000 to 60,000. 2. Take the last number drawn 3. Search through the RNG list and find every occurence of your last drawn number.. 4. Take the numbers before and after every hit 5. Play these numbers Back test or better yet forward test and when you see the pattern
Apr 17, 2008, 9:24 am - Fibonacci - Lottery Systems Forum

Lucky Lotto Picks System by "Pete Egeler"Reply
this is my first real exposure to a group of people who think that they can make a profit playing the family of games that offer the worst odds on planet earth (lottery). According to you those games offer the worst odds on the planet but apparently the two guys I know who won $10 million a piece and another guy that won $100,000 didn't know that. If you need to win a jackpot to make a profit, I agree with you but jackpot games offer secondary prizes and with a good playing strategy those s
Nov 14, 2007, 4:32 pm - Stack47 - Lottery Systems Forum

How to Beat Powerball: And drastically reduce the odds (theory)...Reply
I mean if you can narrow it down to 1 sum total your odds for winning powerball (the 5/5 match) will be 1 in 22,589.35 with 1 ticket...But because we have 5 sum totals we have to multiply 22,589.35 x 5 = and this will give you the odds of 1 in 112,947...But it gets better..I can also notice that the E/O types, they are 31 E/O types which are: An odd sum has either 5 odd numbers, 1 odd number and 4 even numbers, or 3 odd numbers and 2 even numbers. In a 5/55 matrix there are 33,312 combinati
May 24, 2007, 2:22 pm - Stack47 - Lottery Systems Forum

If I reduce the MM or PB number pool by half and play 3o2e/3e2o...(?)Reply
First, you aren't reducing the number pool at all. Each of the 56 choices can be used in any combination that mixes odd and even. If you want to reduce the number pool to half you'd actually eliminate half of them from consideration. Whether you get rid of all the odd numbers, all the even numbers, 1 to 28, 29 to 56, or eliminate half of them at random, cutting the number pool in half means choosing from a pool of 28 numbers. Picking 5 numbers from a pool of 28 there are 98,280 possible combina
Mar 20, 2007, 7:24 pm - KY Floyd - Lottery Systems Forum

Lottterypost Pick 5 Wheels Question
Fellow Forum Members, I am seriously studying the LotteryPost Pick 5 Wheels available in the link below: https://www.lotterypost.com/wheels-5.asp#key The one wheel that interests me the most is the one shown below: Key 4 if 4 of 15 15 4 if 4 91 Highly balanced (Each non-Key number appears 26 times) I know that a FULL WHEEL that allows one to pick 15 numbers in order to hit 4 numbers costs a total of $1,365. In contrast, this wheel costs $91 to play
Jan 14, 2007, 7:46 pm - binar - Lottery Systems Forum

The lotto is IMPOSSIBLE to winReply
Let me explain because I do NOT think that you all are grasping what I am saying. Lets say a guy from Germany paints addresses on curbs, outside of houses. And so does a man from England. One day the man from Germany goes to 1111 Johnson street, and paints 1111 on the curb at 1111 Johnson street, then the next day goes to Green Ave and paints 1212 on Green street at that address. Ok no big deal right? Exactly. No big deal. Yet it turns out that the man from England paints does exac
Jan 10, 2007, 2:16 am - itstheirgame - Lottery Systems Forum

If you had a 'system'....Reply
The under $600 no tax is so deceitful, it is scary that it's allowed. The reality of the under $600 (and I think the actual is really $599.99 or less) is an annual running total, NOT an single seperate win. If you won $300 a week for 10 weeks, the IRS will eventually notice you had an extra $3,000 and the IRS will want to know where their cut is. A good example is a coworker of mine who is now saving up and collecting all of his non-winning tickets to offset his wins. The reason? The IRS not
Oct 24, 2006, 9:50 am - SirMetro - Lottery Systems Forum

The Golden Ratio 1.618--PhiMatrixReply
tntea Make sure no one knows your true identity. Other wise you may be Killed for this secret. When you win big just make up a -n-bull story about the numbers etc. Todd does not know who I am, and my server will never reveal information unless their is a legal court action requireing it. Thus I will know about it. TnTea do you want to throw a few crumbs to the masses? Say give them 4 numbers out of the 6 for Mega Millions Just to validate our claims? That may be dangerous
Oct 18, 2006, 5:33 pm - Winner1313 - Lottery Systems Forum

Response to: Any Good Lottery SoftwareReply
Keith The main filter trick would be to try to cut down the combos to size. When you are after the main jackpot prize then lower prices don't mean much, there has to be a trade off of all or nothing in order to cut down the combos to as few as possible, very agressive filtering must be done, that will cut lower prices down as it will only aim for the big price. After all you have to win only once. For lower prices there is always the Pick 3 and 4. A jackpot game is only a much b
Aug 18, 2006, 3:49 pm - EXCALIBUR - Lottery Systems Forum