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I realize that from a FF5 players perspective going to two draws per day flat out stinks, and that me posting all of the hidden benefits for the Florida Lottery doesn't make it any better for players. However there is one more thing I'd like to say and then I'll stop my long winded rants. I think in 2020 (not sure if that's the correct year or not, but if it's not 2020 then it's close to 2020) The New York Lottery implemented two drawings per day for their Pick5 game, Take5. Take5 is close t
Dec 16, 2025, 1:46 pm - GiveFive - Pick 5 Forum

Florida's Fantasy 5Reply
it's not simply just hot and cold numbers. I have a lot, a lot of calculations and methods and systems all running together in the background. I'm constantly working on it. I'm also making it pretty much autopilot as well. Lottery results have trends and trends shift. We could go one draw with all singles/low balls, for like 2 or 3 draws in a row. Or it could be one draw, then shift to all hight balls in 20's - 30's. My system tries to adapt to trends, and predicts based on history. Yo
Dec 10, 2025, 2:19 pm - ScreamingMidget - Pick 5 Forum

Florida's Fantasy 5Reply
With much respect and appreciation towards LP member 'TOKECAP' and his fabulous expertise with AI , here is why The Florida Lottery went to two FF5 drawings per day. You and I think that stinks but we're definitely not as smart as The Lottery. G5 A. You re correct: players lost value From a player perspective: Expected value went down Jackpot growth was crippled Pool fragmentation favors the house Long-shot strategies became worse That s why many experienced Fantasy 5 pl
Dec 15, 2025, 12:25 pm - GiveFive - Pick 5 Forum