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Here is your strong pick 4 system :)
Hi all again !!Its nice to be back here.You know,i study lottery systems,including pick 3 and pick 4,and i come up with conclusion,that more then 50% is pure bs.Ok,in pick 3,chances hitting stright is 1 out of 1000,and pick 4,1 out of 10,000.When i see online ads,that says you can make 5,000k using their system,and spending like 30$,really makes me laugh.I believe,there are only 2 ways in which,you can be very close,or possible hit the stright,not even talking about box.First
Mar 29, 2006, 9:15 pm - bob27 - Lottery Systems Forum

what predictor brings you the most hits?Reply
I use my own 4 systems of analysis (bell curve, as drawn, frequency distribution and slot pattern analysis) to come up with a predictable set of numbers (usually 18). Then I'll go buy a $5 quick pick. Usually, there are 1, 2, or even 3 winning numbers on the quickpick (different lines of course) I'll cross reference these numbers with the ones I've selected. Then I'll eliminate the quickpick numbers from my selection, keeping at most 3 numbers from the quickpick. Then I'll go back to m
Mar 29, 2006, 5:38 pm - LottoL - Lottery Discussion Forum

Kansas Lottery adds 'Hot Lotto' gameNews Story
Mini Powerball is coming to Kansas. Sales for the multi-state Hot Lotto numbers game began Sunday for Wednesday's first biweekly drawing that will include the Sunflower State. Like Powerball, winning Hot Lotto numbers are selected and announced every Wednesday and Saturday. Hot Lotto jackpots are smaller than those offered by Powerball, but players have better odds of winning. The odds are 1 in 16 of getting any winning Hot Lotto ticket for prizes that range from $2 to the minimum $
Mar 14, 2006, 8:42 am - Todd - Lottery News

Mastering ...Caution: Touchy subjectReply
Pick 3 systemsThe following is my first workout that I did over 25 years ago...... I hope you have fun with it!123 workout ( When adding you never carry over)+1+2+3-1-1-1+2+3+5you add and subtract to the number that comes out (Ohio Eve. 461}461... 1+ 4=5 2+6=8 3+1+4 ___ First number is 584461... 1- 4=3 1-6=5 1-1=0 __ Second number is 350461... 2+4=6 3+6=9 5+1=6 ___ Third number is 696Now take your 3 numbers and play Tic Tac Toe with them...584350696TTT__Numbers are:Across________584-350-696Down
Aug 26, 2005, 11:36 am - Pick3forSC - Pick 3 Forum

Ion Saliu's SoftwareReply
Lantern,To the best of my knowledge, his systems apply mostly to straight bets. That doesnt mean that someone out there may have come up with some strategy to use boxed bets. As far as what filters he plays. He gives some example strategies. In the winning reports you will find a row called the median. Go through and find all filter values in each column that are extremely high or low compared to the median. For example, 3 or 4 or more times higher or a small fraction lower. Try putting a
Jul 8, 2005, 8:06 pm - rowdy117 - Lottery Systems Forum

Probability of Repeats, Subsequent DrawsReply
Hello mate! I'll have to talk fast.... before all the blood rushes to my head. Not use to this southern hemisphere (Australia). LOL Colin, I don't play the larger games, Pick 3 is my hobby. I do enjoy your post very much and read this one on repeats and probability and became interested in asking you more about it. Have you ever tracked the position frequency for repeats? Not the numbers ....no....just the positions. In the 6/49 you are lucky in that your choices are of an even number(6). S
May 11, 2004, 2:23 pm - WIN D - Mathematics Forum

free download of 54 lottery systems
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Mar 6, 2004, 6:06 am - goose - Lottery Systems Forum