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• revgm

  

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  Aug 20, 2005, 1:51 am

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  Need to know,because I have downloaded the trial and have not hit anything with it for a ten days.  Will it be a waste of my money?

  revgm
• merdis salley

  

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  Aug 20, 2005, 2:01 am

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  a waste of money.
• Just6ntlc

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  Aug 20, 2005, 2:47 am

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  It's a waste of money. Besides, I don't think this system will work. I wouldn't try to download this software because my family talked to me just to buy my own picks instead of doing a lottery system.
  
• sagan

  

  Blaine WA
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  Aug 20, 2005, 6:04 pm

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  if it is true that most lotteries are won with quick picks why buy a system.

  if a system truly worked why would anyone sell it and reduce their opportunity to win most of the time

  if a person had a system that worked they probably would have won already and would not need to sell it for income

  if their was a system that worked it seems the lottery officials would know about it and make corrections.

  the odds do not mean much to those who win the jackpot
• orangeman

  

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  Aug 21, 2005, 12:10 am

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  Don't put down a system before you really learn to use it.  Lotto Buster is a great system when used in conjunction with a number of others. It is part of the puzzle.  I triangulate 14 different systems before making my picks and even then I sometimes choose not to play due to a lack of information.  When combined with Wild Wheel and Prime Line it works quite well. 

  Orangeman                                                   
• Pick-4_Master

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  Most lotteries are WON from quick-picks because "most" of your "average" lottery players use quick-picks the players that use systems,software and strategies are the "minority" therefore there wins won't account for most of the jackpots won.Don't knock "LottoBuster" just because you haven't won with it it's a VERY good program when used properly.If your using the "automatic picks" then your wasting your time but if you use the wealth of information obtained from the various analysis charts and features then it's worth the money.I have hit the daily games using "P34Lotto","Lotto-Matrix3" and "Max-Hit Pro" it's not the software that hits the numbers it's the player that's skilled/experienced in using a good programs features to assist him in selecting/wheeling/filtering his combinations.I have a friend that purchased "Lotto-Buster" and it's one of his favorite programs and he has hit the Pick-3 with it in GA but not by using the "automatic selections" but by using the charts and stuff too help him select and wheel his numbers.
• kariann

  

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  Aug 28, 2005, 10:14 pm

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  I'm learning the lottery is like religon everyone seems to have the answers. But no-one has any proof yet. It might all just be organized kauss and numbers that seem random really are not.

  Karaline,
• Pick-4_Master

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  Aug 28, 2005, 10:21 pm

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  The proof is in the winning ticket that you cash and as for the answers only the person trying too win can find them by any means necessary,basically quick-picks and systems/software work about the same as far as helping you win.Many players have won using both methods so it's whether one method is better than the other but which one will work for you.I use too be quick-pick player in the early to mid 90's but then changed too using software/systems and started winning.Not everyday or even every week but enough for me too stop buying quick-picks which didn't seem to work for me like it does for others.