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• JJ52

  

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  I have studied the lottery for many years and what I discovered is that the game itself needs to be looked at from a historical standpoint. What I have discovered for the most part is 1) Numbers can't be played has "hot" or "cold". The numbers that get pulled are purely random in nature and that doesn't change 2) Wheels do work, but the odds of winning the jackpot on a 3 of 6 or 4 of 6 is virtually impossible. I have discovered this by taking actual winning combinations and running them through a series of tests and it just doesn't work. It may take you up to 50,000 draws to get the final number (5th on a 5 game lottery) or similiar on a 6 number lottery game. I have discovered over the years, that the "Lottery should not play you, but rather, you should play the lottery".  By that I mean play smart and don't spend more than what you have. Getting back to my subject of history, here is what I discovered.

  1) Numbers drawn in a lottery repeat certain characteristics over time (Historical)

  2) In order to win, you need to study the characteristics and play numbers that repeat those characteristics

  3) This takes waiting. In some cases, these characteristics may not repeat for 100 draws, but my studies have shown that they will

  4) Stick to a stategy and don't give up it takes time

  5) If a strategy doesn't work after 3 months change it

  6) DON'T PLAY MORE THAN YOU CAN AFFORD

  I am currently testing a strategy.  If you asking me have I won, the answer is yes.. Not the big one but I have won a number of larger prizes ranging from $75-$400 and a ton of smaller prizes.
• ca-dreamin*

  

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  Quote: Originally posted by JJ52 on Mar 15, 2010

  I have studied the lottery for many years and what I discovered is that the game itself needs to be looked at from a historical standpoint. What I have discovered for the most part is 1) Numbers can't be played has "hot" or "cold". The numbers that get pulled are purely random in nature and that doesn't change 2) Wheels do work, but the odds of winning the jackpot on a 3 of 6 or 4 of 6 is virtually impossible. I have discovered this by taking actual winning combinations and running them through a series of tests and it just doesn't work. It may take you up to 50,000 draws to get the final number (5th on a 5 game lottery) or similiar on a 6 number lottery game. I have discovered over the years, that the "Lottery should not play you, but rather, you should play the lottery".  By that I mean play smart and don't spend more than what you have. Getting back to my subject of history, here is what I discovered.

  1) Numbers drawn in a lottery repeat certain characteristics over time (Historical)

  2) In order to win, you need to study the characteristics and play numbers that repeat those characteristics

  3) This takes waiting. In some cases, these characteristics may not repeat for 100 draws, but my studies have shown that they will

  4) Stick to a stategy and don't give up it takes time

  5) If a strategy doesn't work after 3 months change it

  6) DON'T PLAY MORE THAN YOU CAN AFFORD

  I am currently testing a strategy.  If you asking me have I won, the answer is yes.. Not the big one but I have won a number of larger prizes ranging from $75-$400 and a ton of smaller prizes.

  Characteristics as in patterns? Or each number is treated as an individual. Ok I'm getting ideas here.

  Stick to a strategy....don't give up.....if a strategy doesn't work after 3 months change it.... HUH? What happened to sticking to the strategy?
• JKING

  

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  Hi,

    I only have one question....What are the characteristics your talking about?

  You are a slave to the choices you have made.  jk

  Even a blind squirrel will occasionally find an acorn.

  There is no elevator to success, you will have to take the stairs.
• Scott311

  

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  What are you selling and how much are you asking?
• RJOh

  

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  Mar 16, 2010, 1:44 pm

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  Quote: Originally posted by JKING on Mar 16, 2010

  Hi,

    I only have one question....What are the characteristics your talking about?

  The one characteristic that I've noticed about all winners is " they bought a ticket".

   * you don't need to buy every combination, just the winning ones *