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Question concerning wheels
I'd like to tap into the knowledge and expertise of our members who use wheels in the pick 5's and 6's with a hypothetical question. Let's say you're playing the pick 6 with a 13 number pool and you find that you have 4 of those numbers correct a "reasonable" percentage of the time, and you are choosing between two wheels with the exact same amount of lines. One is a 3 if 3 guarantee and one is a 4 if 5 guarantee. Which one would you choose and what would be your reasoning behind your cho
May 4, 2006, 1:16 pm - Rick G - Jackpot Games Forum

WOW ! winning jackpot system at last!Reply
The only way for any lottery prediction software to be correct 100% of the time is to suggest playing all the numbers 100% of the time. The problem is no one has established the percent of time software predictions should be correct using a reduced pool of numbers to be useful. Most software offer a lot of tools to analyze past history and simply concludes that they are not being used correctly if they don't pick winners. Even when you get lucky and pick some winners, it almost impossible to
May 1, 2006, 12:22 pm - RJOh - Lottery Systems Forum

Mega DrawReply
The reason the jackpot went up after a win is because it is a BONUS jackpot. Money not claimed after one year is placed in a bonus pool to be given out with promotions and bonus jackpots. My understanding is that US lotteries keep unclaimed money. This is why I love Canadian lotteries even though I do play US lotteries when the jackpots are large. This is the reason why, earlier in this thread, I asked if the next jackpot was going to be $35 million. I see now why some people did not under
Apr 29, 2006, 7:13 pm - LottoGroups - Lottery Discussion Forum

Mega Millions lottery jackpot raised to $30 millionReply
I agree on that one. There would likely be major rumors afoot by now if it were won by a pool. Keep the jackpot climbing. With the odds as bad as they are on MM, I'll let others build up the pot before I enter again. And speaking of the odds in relation to the size of the pot, I think I may enter Washington State's Quinto this week for the second time in my life. The odds are 1:2,598,960, but the cash jackpot is up to $2,110,000 for Saturday's drawing.
Apr 28, 2006, 7:15 pm - Uff Da! - Lottery News

Tn tea kenoReply
Jack, you hit the nail right on the head with "luck and coincidence". Hitting any game in the lottery is 99% luck and coincidence, especially with the tougher jackpot odds. All we can do to help is pick the right numbers and let "L. & C." do the rest. I only got into the bigger games to see what difference there might be in using random picks from 60% of the number pool as opposed to a wheeling approach. It's still an experiment in progress but I'm not seeing too much of a difference. G
Apr 24, 2006, 2:54 pm - Rick G - Lottery Discussion Forum

Winning Mega Millions lottery ticket sold in CincinnatiReply
I guess it depends on a couple of things like if people won with their own numbers or with qpicks. it's possible that Ohio's qpick machines generators print out more diverse picks than other states. I know Maryland has almost been out of the loop on matching 5 out of 6. I have bought 5 qpicks picks from two different places here and got almost the same numbers from both places. A couple times we had a pool of 10 people and bought 100 tickets and at least 40 tickets had repeat digits and s
Apr 19, 2006, 11:10 am - four4me - Lottery News

Why not a lottery that goes "wide"?Reply
Quote: Originally posted by RJOh on April 15, 2006For those players who think winning $100M or more is ridiculous, there are the local lotteries with better odds and smaller jackpots.  States use multi-state games with big jackpots to attract more players to all their games because it works.  PowerBall has a cap that goes into effect when its jackpot reaches a record amount and then more money is put in the prize pool for the 2nd place winners.  I think it only happened once. Actually, th
Apr 15, 2006, 4:27 pm - ryanm - Lottery Discussion Forum

13 State Employees to Share $224 Million Powerball Lottery JackpotReply
A Quick pick yet again...... Dam those systems : full speed ahead with the computer picks ! BTW, anyone want to bet how long it will take before someone steps up and says that they were in the pool but were absent the day of the ticket purchase ?
Apr 14, 2006, 9:04 am - DoubleDown - Lottery News

$220 Million: Mega Millions lottery jackpot rolls againReply
853,492 Powerball Tickets to Expire! Two Powerball tickets worth an incredible $853,492 each will expire soon if the winners do not step forward. One ticket was purchased on October 19, 2005 at Hebron BP, 2144 Kilgore Place, Hebron, Kentucky. The other missing ticket was purchased in Littleton, Colorado. Both tickets were purchased for the October 19, 2005 Powerball drawing worth $340 million. The winners of the missing tickets matched the first five white ball numbers to win Powerball's second
Apr 12, 2006, 8:01 pm - fxdwg - Lottery News

If you won lotto where would you move to.Reply
My favourite pool I guess !!! I would move Southwest! Arizona, New Mexico or Utah. I actually play with only one reason in mind. To retire early and retire in one of these states!
Apr 12, 2006, 10:42 am - derek7 - Lottery Discussion Forum