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• Maverick

  

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  Apr 3, 2005, 7:13 pm

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  So far I only wheeled 4 lines for $2 (NY), but something tells me I need to wheel more numbers, maybe half the number field.

  How many numbers do you wheel? Please feel free to talk about anything related to this subject. Thanx.

  
• JAP69

  

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  I have been wheeling for 20 lines in the palmetto cash 5. Not every time drawn but more often than I want. Never did care much for  the bigger games.

  Numbers are where you find them.
• tom.s

  

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  i have the luxury of being able to spend 200 bucks a week of 25 peoples money. i don't have much pressure either from my co workers with the wheels. that is a plus, but i don't have time to study both mega millions drawings either. for anyone that uses gail howards wheels, is there really a difference on the advantage plus when you adjust the sensitivity from one to 2 or to 3? i don't quite understand that stuff. yet. on tuesday we will use a 31 number wheel in the mega mill. on friday a combo of quik piks and smaller wheel. funny we spent over 1500 dollars so far on quik piks and only won like 72 bucks. we started using gail howards 35 number wheel and spent 600 dollars and won 52 dollars, either way its not easy.
• Maverick

  

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  Apr 4, 2005, 12:38 am

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  Quote: Originally posted by tom.s on April 3, 2005
  

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  for anyone that uses gail howards wheels, is there really a difference on the advantage plus when you adjust the sensitivity from one to 2 or to 3? i don't quite understand that stuff. yet.
  

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  I haven't delved into adjusting the sensitivity yet.
• four4me

  

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  Here's a little formula that should work out good for people who like to wheel their numbers. Try wheeling and even amount of numbers on 11 tickets. Say 12 to 20 numbers. Or wheel and odd amount of numbers on 10 tickets. 11 to 19 numbers. Hint don't make your numbers sequence odd even odd even or you might end up with all even or all odd numbers on your tickets. It's best to have 3 even and 2 odd or 2 even and 3 odd numbers per ticket. It's ok if some tickets have 4 even one odd or 4 odd and one even. And although it does happen rarly will you see 5 even or 5 odd numbers drawn.
• MillionsWanted

  

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  $ 10-20 (usually). Sometimes as much as $ 30.
• CASH Only

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  I don't wheel, but I've been to Wheeling, WV.
• Mjure

  

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  On a normal day I usually wheel $20, but when the Cash5 gets over 300,000 I will wheel between 100 and 200 bucks worth.
• CASH Only

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  Honestly, I've just about never wheeled.
• Maverick

  

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  Yea, the only reason why I started wheeling is the reason is simple. There is at least a mininum win guarantee with wheeling. Non-wheelers do not have that. There is no magic in wheeling. I think most people assume that.

  The only thing in common with wheelers and non-wheelers is, first we both have to trap most or all of the winning #'s. Once that is accomplished, the wheeler is most likely the one to get any money back.
• CASH Only

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  Gail Howard wouldn't like me.