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Stay with your numbers
I've tried staying with the same numbers for long periods, reasoning that it's much easier for a fixed target to be hit than a moving one. I had some success. but no results to brag about. Given what we know about the nature of the beast, it seems wise to make some modifications from time to time. I generally like to start with some core numbers based an my selection theory, and then I adjust them after each draw if data and experience suggest that. Sometimes it's a minor adjustment and sometime
May 15, 2004, 4:55 pm - ayenowitall - Lottery Discussion Forum
Buying more tickets = reduced odds
the only example that clearly reflects reducing odds with the number of tickets purchased formula, is when you purchase half of the possible outcomes of a drawing. You have a 50% chance of winning. But in the case of the pick 3 straight combo paying $500, would investing $500 to reduce your odds in half, and having one of your 500 numbers drawn winning ? No, it's just a break even prize. Odds are normally figured with the inclusion of break even prizes. In another scenario, assume ever
May 4, 2004, 4:43 pm - wiseone2 - Lottery Discussion Forum
Kentucky Derby..
I used to be a serious horse player some years ago. Then I worked with the ponies for about ten years and the allure faded. There's just too much that goes on behind the scenes that you can't account for with a racing form and handicaping skills. I went to the Indiana Downs OTB in Clarksville a few weeks ago. It was a very nice place, but it was soooooo BORING. I stayed for a few races and then left. I guess the live atmosphere of the racetrack adds more to the betting experience than I realized
Apr 30, 2004, 7:47 pm - ayenowitall - Gaming Forum
Lottery winner gives away £12 million in one week
Talk about spreading the love! More power to her... Here in the states, you would be taxed into oblivion with such generosity...I would definitely hook up my kids, If I won tonight's P.ball, Each would get a 3Million dollar trust for their 21st birthday, So we could see them enjoy it instead of having to wait until we are gone... Until then each would get a full-ride to any college in the country. As for the rest of the family, it would be paying off all of their bills (a nice way around the gif
Apr 24, 2004, 10:11 pm - hypersoniq - Lottery News
Ohio Super Lotto 02/25/04...$10M
Quote: Originally posted by RJOh on February 26, 2004 Ohio lottery popularity declined when the State decided to limit the amount that one ticket could win to $20M. They reversed that decision some months later but by then it was too late, other games that payed more had taken the lead and Ohio tickets sales were down. Ohio had to join one of the multi-state games to get ticket sales up again. PowerBall has decided to limit jackpot size at a certain point and increase the 2nd prize amount, bu
Mar 3, 2004, 10:44 am - prob987 - Jackpot Games Forum
worldjackpots for euro lotto players
its a good choice to play worldjackpots.heres its introductionThe other advantage of being entered in major JACKPOTS-ONLY Draws is that ALL cash prizes are bigger. More people want to play when Jackpots have accumulated, so more money goes into the prize pool - often at the last moment - if stories appear on TV and in the press. This means more money is shared among ALL WINNERS in that Draw. So not only is the First Division Prize bigger - the Second, Third and Fourth Division Prizes are ALL
Feb 17, 2004, 12:30 pm - goose - Lottery Discussion Forum
Lottery Pools - Your Thoughts??
GuideMe,Do you work for or have an agreement with groupwinlotto.com? This is the second time you have posted the above message. Are you currently running a club yourself with family or friends?Lottery pooling agreements are not rocket science. I created mine with a Lawyer friend in about 30 minutes. The important facts to remember are:1) Members must be of age (18)2) All parties involved (Members and Club Founders) should sign contract or have contract posted in a public avenue, such as a we
Feb 7, 2004, 2:35 pm - Lottery_Analyst - Lottery Discussion Forum
Scratch off Odds?
Instant tickets are just that, instant chances at winning some money. That's why they are so popular. A lot of people don't like to wait around a couple hours for a drawing to take place. With these little cards you bought you can see just by scratching them if you won big, won small, or lost. In Michigan they dont post odds of winning but you can still easily obtain them by emailing or writing to them. Lets take for instance this $20 game they had not to long ago.$20 prize - - 1 in 5.71$25
Nov 30, 2003, 5:31 pm - Bradly_60 - Instant ("Scratch-Off") Games Forum
Lottery Pools - Your Thoughts??
Hi Everyone,Thanks for your responses. Here are some answers to your questions.I have decided to start a pool or club and not a business. There will be no fees or charges outside of what we agree upon as a club. I am doing this simply because I want to win a major jackpot and I think the only way to really do this is by purchasing more tickets with others. I don't mind sharing the jackpot with others. As a matter of fact, I think it would be more fun that way. As I have mentioned before, I
Nov 30, 2003, 9:47 am - Lottery_Analyst - Lottery Discussion Forum
Judge Refuses To Dismiss Lawsuit Over $25M Lottery Ticket
A judge Wednesday refused to dismiss a lawsuit by a group of Englewood hospital workers who claim they were cheated out of a $25 million lottery prize. Superior Court Judge Marguerite Simon said even though the workers have not established any direct proof that they were wronged, there was enough circumstantial evidence to continue the case. The 20 workers claim a colleague, Jamal Townes, bought the ticket with money from an office lottery pool but gave it to Teri and Cornell Davis of Englewood,
Jul 31, 2003, 4:31 am - Todd - Lottery News
