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• jackpotismine

  

  Kunming
  China
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  May 13, 2008, 2:49 am

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  This game is drawn every Mon & Thurs. There's only 19 numbers but in order to get the Jackpot you have to mix exactly the way the numbers come out. Talk about challenge!

  Last night's numbers were:

   

  Mon-May-12-2008

  17o

  9o

  5o

  14e

  13o

   

  If you look at the game's history, in postion 1, 2 and 3 most of the numbers have been under 11. Let's see how we can win this thing. The first we have to do is pick 5 numbers we feel will come out and then guess which position we think they will should up. I don't know how many of you play this game except for winsumloosesum , but I'll give it a try:

  Pair     # of times drawn  based on 136 games so far. These are the most drawn pair so it might be a good idea to include them in your game.

  01o-03o           16

  16e-19o           16

  01o-07o           15

  16e-09o           15

  Here are my PN's and picks for May 15, 2008:

   

  PN	PN			PN
  1o	10e	3o	19o	16e
  1o	10e	7o	9o	16e
  1o	10e	4e	7o	16e
  1o	10e	4e	19o	16e
  1o	10e	3o	7o	16e
  1o	10e	5o	15o	16e
  1o	10e	12e	17o	16e
  1o	10e	19o	17o	16e
  1o	10e	19o	13o	16e
  1o	10e	3o	9o	16e

   

  GOOD LUCK TO ALL WHO PLAY!

  I believe in Occam's razor:

  The Simplest Answer is Usually Correct.
• benmas

  

  Rhode Island
  United States
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  May 13, 2008, 4:56 am

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  I live in Pa and have experimented with this game for a while and i can tell you than its not as easy as it may look at first...first the cost per line of play is $2....It is not an attractive jackpot game because of two things 1)the jackpot is a 1,395,360 shot and 2) the pot starts at $50K grows slowly by only $5K...Compare the odds and pot with Cash 5 which has lower odds (1:962,580) and grows much much larger pots than mix and match...the only incentive is that you can hit more low tier prizes which are usually free tickets or you get your $2 back if you only hit one # by position...but to be honest while hitting the low prizes might make you feel like you are winning most of the time, it will soon get old....anyways if you still decide to play it i can offer the following tips:

  one way is to try to guess what five numbers will hit regardless of position..that is line them up from lowest to highest say (5-9-13-14-17)..then after scrammble them the way you like by position in order to win jackpot..the odds of getting 5 right regardless of position are at least 1:11,628 which pays $2000 (the odds and payout if you notice are worst than winning Big 4)...

  a nice thing statistically with only 19 numbers is that nearly 50% of time exactly one number will repeat from previous draw...if you guesss which one will repeat and discard the 4 others you are in terrific shape because now you have found one number and left only 14 from which you need only 4...guessing 4/14 is 1;1000..

  another thing is to try and have 3/2 or 2/3 split..(that is lows 1-9 and highs 10-19)...

  i feel that most of the time it is best to key or keep constant one or two #s by position and then guess the rest (the way you have done with P1, P2 and P5 in your table above)

  i dont play this game anymore because there are better alternatives but when i was playing the hot ones were #1 and #19 ..the stinkers were #12, 14 or 15..not sure if this is the case anymore because the game goes in streaks...good luck man but even if you hit this thing after the -25% federal tax there wont be much reward for your hard work because the jackpot starts low but hopefully you hit it at the high end...
• jackpotismine

  

  Kunming
  China
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  January 23, 2008
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  May 16, 2008, 3:35 am

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  In response to benmas

  Quote: Originally posted by benmas on May 13, 2008

  I live in Pa and have experimented with this game for a while and i can tell you than its not as easy as it may look at first...first the cost per line of play is $2....It is not an attractive jackpot game because of two things 1)the jackpot is a 1,395,360 shot and 2) the pot starts at $50K grows slowly by only $5K...Compare the odds and pot with Cash 5 which has lower odds (1:962,580) and grows much much larger pots than mix and match...the only incentive is that you can hit more low tier prizes which are usually free tickets or you get your $2 back if you only hit one # by position...but to be honest while hitting the low prizes might make you feel like you are winning most of the time, it will soon get old....anyways if you still decide to play it i can offer the following tips:

  one way is to try to guess what five numbers will hit regardless of position..that is line them up from lowest to highest say (5-9-13-14-17)..then after scrammble them the way you like by position in order to win jackpot..the odds of getting 5 right regardless of position are at least 1:11,628 which pays $2000 (the odds and payout if you notice are worst than winning Big 4)...

  a nice thing statistically with only 19 numbers is that nearly 50% of time exactly one number will repeat from previous draw...if you guesss which one will repeat and discard the 4 others you are in terrific shape because now you have found one number and left only 14 from which you need only 4...guessing 4/14 is 1;1000..

  another thing is to try and have 3/2 or 2/3 split..(that is lows 1-9 and highs 10-19)...

  i feel that most of the time it is best to key or keep constant one or two #s by position and then guess the rest (the way you have done with P1, P2 and P5 in your table above)

  i dont play this game anymore because there are better alternatives but when i was playing the hot ones were #1 and #19 ..the stinkers were #12, 14 or 15..not sure if this is the case anymore because the game goes in streaks...good luck man but even if you hit this thing after the -25% federal tax there wont be much reward for your hard work because the jackpot starts low but hopefully you hit it at the high end...

  I have to agree with Benmas. Upon examination I see this game is not worth following. It's too expensive for the kind of return you get and the odds. So no new post after this. Sorry!

  I believe in Occam's razor:

  The Simplest Answer is Usually Correct.