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Looking for entries for a library section
I think the suggestions for a library / reference section make sense. However, I'd like to add entries in a democratic fashion, since not everyone might agree on a particular definition.Here's the rules for getting your entry into the library:First, in the Suggestions forum (the same forum in which you're reading this), create a new Poll with the following information:Subject: New library definition - <word or phrase>Poll Question: Vote Yes to add the definition as written.Poll Choice 1:
Apr 3, 2003, 3:00 pm - Todd - Suggestions Forum

Do lottery systems really work?Reply
Okay,Mr.Covenant once again you have missed the point I'm trying too make entirely,first of all your wrong about the lottery going broke if someone had a system that actually worked when you consider the fact that just about every single day a lottery game of some kind is being won whether it's with quick-picks,lucky numbersor lottery systems.Most of these wins are in the pick-3,4 and 5 games and they are being won by SYSTEMS and the lottery is still in business.Even if someone was able to hit a
Feb 18, 2003, 6:54 pm - Lottowiz34 - Lottery Discussion Forum

I got a new system....need some help!Reply
Well I guess I am going to use the 7 and 24. Those two numbers seem to be in the range. So if those two numbers do come up the minimum I would win is $20. 4 match 3's that is. I have been using past numbers and did yield a couple match 4's. So that would be cool to get even without a WINFALL it is still $100 for matching four. Once again odds for matching to of the 6 are 1 in 7.55, or pretty much 1 in 8. So on a WINFALL day you could buy 8 sets of 12 tickets to gaurantee yourself a two nu
Feb 17, 2003, 4:45 pm - Bradly_60 - Jackpot Games Forum

Megamillions picks 12/24/02Reply
The program I use has a RNG(random number generator) with no particular algorythm. It stores up to 2000 seven digit lottery file(Ohio649P has seven digits) and can store up to 300 picks. When I start the program, it load up chosen lottery file, analize it, displays data like sums, gaps, and numbers of time numbers in file have matched 1,2,3 and etc. I can look at that data, use it for my parameters or choose different parameters. The program pick a number randomly, sort it and compare it w
Dec 26, 2002, 5:48 pm - RJOh - Jackpot Games Forum

where are you cheetah ??Reply
Quote: Originally posted by RJOh on December 10, 2002 To Lottocheatah,I thought you were being up front with your responses to Visiondude until I went to the newsgroup rec.gambling.lottery at gooble.com and read the posts of Paul McCoy and your response to him. In those posts your score and the score of the winner(Nik Barker) were mentioned along with numbers matched and neither one of you matched enought to cover the cost of playing 3500 combinations.Nik Barker (winner) score = 6126365 x 3/6 @
Dec 13, 2002, 11:33 am - lottocheatah - Pick 5 Forum

where are you cheetah ??Reply
Quote: Originally posted by RJOh on December 05, 2002 Lotto Cheatah,Those were some pretty screen shots, you should send them to your buddies in the competition and show them you can get over 110000 points in two tries even if you couldn't get 1/10 that amount in 3500 tries during the competition. Maybe if the competition had been for 40 draws, you would have won. The trouble with most lottery programs is that they can't come up with a winner when it counts, if they could, the lotteries would
Dec 5, 2002, 10:10 pm - lottocheatah - Pick 5 Forum

odds are odds....regardless of coincidences
If the odds of picking the winning set of numbers is 1 in 1,000,000, then buying two tickets for a game with those odds DOES NOT give you 2 in 1,000,000.Playing the same numbers over and over again does not increase the chances of those numbers being winners. Every time there is a draw those numbers have the same chance of coming up that they had the first time.Further, if some numbers have been winners more often than others, it does not mean they are more likely to come up again as winners. In
Aug 5, 2002, 2:09 pm - Will Robinson - Lottery Discussion Forum

PowerballReply
Sunday, July 7, 200211:40 PM ET - Powerball to undergo changes starting October 6, 2002. Beginning October 6, Powerball will undergo several changes, in order to grow jackpot sizes, account for a larger player base as new states are added, and to more effectively compete with rival multi-state lottery Big Game Mega Millions. Powerball's twenty-two states, plus the District of Columbia, will make the following changes:The number pool will increase - players will choose five numbers from 1 to 53 (
Jul 19, 2002, 12:26 pm - Rascal - Lottery Discussion Forum

Greetings - I'm new here
....became a member of this site so I could congratulate EzMoney on his accomplishment. Well done, kid!Nonetheless, I don't think you should be taken seriously when you claim you're going to win tomorrow's (Mega Million) jackpot.I might be here tomorrow evening to witness this , as you call it, truly magical moment, and I can only imagine your dissapointment when your numbers won't match winning combination. What will you say then? It's happened to me before, and I'm only warning you. Don't s
Jul 11, 2002, 10:57 pm - Pink - Lottery Discussion Forum

Test group for MagaMillions lottery
This is a test group for MagaMillions. All 52 numbers are used 6 times, 5 times in a combination and 1 time as a bonus number. While it may be too many combinations for one person to play, it is fine for a small pool of players. There is a gaurantee of a $2 ticket since all bonus numbers are played which means these numbers can be played for $50. This is not a wheel, but numbers can be exchanged and no combination of two is repeated. 07 27 45 46 52 (01) 04 07 17 21 40 (02) 14 23 41 44 45 (03) 0
Jun 3, 2002, 6:31 am - Guest - Lottery Discussion Forum