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How to win more lotto for less money.Reply
The above depends on the lottery rules(legislation) one is participating and individuals preferences. Nearly all lotteries follow a parimutuel payout system or parimutuel system combined with a fixed payout for the lowest category prize. On average across the board 45%-55% of the draw ticket sales is allocated to most prize funds. The rest of the sales is divided among good causes, government taxes, retailers in commissions, and towards operating costs for the lottery corporations.CASH only
Mar 29, 2006, 11:18 am - Jacques - Lottery Systems Forum

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Hi every one, i'm planning to upload tomorrow another version it will include Uk Stats for : -National Lottery -Lotto Extra -Daily Play -Thunderball -Euromillions -More new wheels. And may be if i could the stats for canadian lottery.
Mar 28, 2006, 5:05 pm - morocco - Lottery Systems Forum

How to win more lotto for less money.Reply
Thanks for the responses - Glad to be onboard. The proposed rules/filters are presented for discussion. RJOh, So I assume you have not signed the petition to eliminate computerised draws!. The main point to note is that there are plenty of never do rules , but few which have had extensive statistical back testing as presented by the authors of the book. I believe these rules can be worked up as a set of first pass elimination conditions prior to applying the many public domain
Mar 26, 2006, 1:00 pm - Jacques - Lottery Systems Forum

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Grade: A+ Atlantic Canada (100% true lottery drawings) True Drawings: Atlantic 6/49, Atlantic PayDay, Bucko, Canada Lotto 6/49, Canada Super 7, Keno Atlantic, Pik 4, Tag Computerized: none Connecticut (100% true lottery drawings) True Drawings: Cash 5, Classic Lotto, Midday 3, Midday 4, Play 3, Play 4, Powerball Computerized: none Florida (100% true lottery drawings) True Drawings: Cash 3, Fantasy 5, Lotto, Mega Money, Play 4 Computerized: none Georgia (100% true lottery drawings) True
Nov 25, 2007, 8:47 pm - tntea - Lottery Systems Forum