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STRAIGHT System for Pick 3Reply
Hello AANewYork, I'm a newbie here and new to playing lotto. Is there a glossary? I read the first pages of this 99 page forum. I understand your reference box method, but what does box and straight mean? I understand from reading up on the lotto that a box is permutations of a number. Are you using the word Box to mean the same thing? I will admit that I'm impressed by what I'm reading about your strategies and everyone's winnings. Thanks
Apr 4, 2011, 3:42 am - Omoro - Lottery Systems Forum

Lottery StudyReply
I had a similar experience trying to locate a previous post. I never did find it! Maybe it was colateral damage in the recent database failure? So, do you have any interest in Working on the Lottery Glossary Project?
Dec 2, 2006, 9:29 am - Raven62 - Suggestions Forum

Lottery StudyReply
Todd, I think what would work great in this situation is a glossary of terms. for da nu-be's, ho! anyway, what do you think?
Nov 30, 2006, 4:21 pm - JADELottery - Suggestions Forum

Library or Reference section
Hello Todd. We have noticed new members that join the post sometimes struggle to understand various lottery terms, methods, etc. We have seen some become frustrated and drop off. Some of the members helpfully and dutifully repeat and define things for new members over and over again. Some don't always give the most common, or the best explanation. Some new members get a very short answer or no answer at all. This is understandable when you see the same helpful members get overwhelmed time afte
Feb 9, 2003, 2:45 pm - WIN D - Suggestions Forum

Trailing Numbers - Gail Howard Smart Luck SoftwareReply
SL glossary: The Trailing Numbers Chart is a lotto strategy chart in Advantage Gold lottery software (Chart D) and the Lottery Master Guide book. This is the chart to use if you want to find out which numbers followed (trailed) last week's winners the most throughout the entire history of your game. Trailing Numbers helps us find numbers that, in the past, had hit most often immediately after the numbers that just hit. In other terms: You count +1 when number x followed number y. You
Sep 21, 2021, 12:10 pm - Speler - Lottery Discussion Forum

A section for new members,Reply
That's nice, but the standard mathematical terminology has been in existence since before modern lotteries, and is the terminology everyone understands, including new users. Nobody should have to read a glossary of jargon before posting on the site, especially since many of the phrases some people use are incorrect, make no sense even to long-time LP users, and are used to mean different things by different people. If a person is easily peeved having to explain their jargon, they should switc
May 8, 2020, 8:06 pm - cottoneyedjoe - Suggestions Forum

Georgia: 3/1 - 3/31/2018Reply
ThreeFish$... from a glossary look at your JOURNEY, the follow choices are made from 1st Column: (STRAIGHT) 901 907 412 912 416 417 419 916 719 729 739 746 946 947 976 034 340 043 777 727
Mar 13, 2018, 5:52 pm - kokampex - Pick 3 Forum

Can a pattern really help me win the jackpotReply
As Todd once responded in a post you made, he once tried to start a glossary of lottery terms and found there are very few standard lottery terms, every body who writes a book or sometimes just start a thread have their own words to describe the same things. For example I use the word gap to describe the difference between numbers in a sorted lottery combination while others use the word skip which I use to describe the number of drawings a number goes without a hit. Even gap is confusing
May 25, 2012, 5:56 pm - RJOh - Lottery Systems Forum

The New Kid On The BlockReply
Hi Milyenar, How's it going? Well, at least there's a few of us posting from the Great Gem State of Idaho !! I know you're going to love this site, it's just full of info on lot's of stuff for lotto players. I've been having a ball just surfing all over the place. However, I wished I could find a glossary for lotto terms, gargin, slang, lingo. Maybe we ought to start one. At least for us new kids on the block. Welcome, Milyenar, hope you have as much fun on here as I've been ha
Jun 25, 2010, 6:37 pm - Miln$onthwy - Lottery Discussion Forum

Kentucky: 7/1 - 7/31/2009Reply
Welcome to the forum Lovemoney. I don't own any lottery books, maybe someone else knows of some. That Rob's Best Picks that numbers gets at the corner store seems to put out some hits. I'll probably pick one up if I can find it. The Lottery Post has so much information you could spend a lot of time trying to take it all in. I enjoy reading the Lottery Systems forum. There is one book, or actually a collection of articles that I read online a while back and I think I read here on Lot
Jul 15, 2009, 12:12 am - Rocket 455 - Pick 3 Forum