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pumpi76

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Mar 25, 2010, 4:06 am

Quote: Originally posted by pumpi76 on Mar 25, 2010
all a rich person has to do is: play the high numbers of Pick4: from 6-0: Zero been 10...High numbers play like: 2 or 3 times a month if the Pick4 game is played ONCE a day...if it plays twice a day is more like 5 or 6 a month...

So if a rich person was to spend: $200K that will be: 5 x 12 = 60 chances/times he got of getting it correct in 1 year....Each time it plays is a different box configuration....Imagine if they/you knew which box configuration it was going to be each time (you know the 24-way box)...It will be: 60 x 1.5 million dollars = 90 million dollars in 1 year: IN 1 YEAR...In 10 years it will be: almost 1 billion dollars....Hillarious...

with this you dont have to chase the global 1 or 2 billion dollar lotto that´s coming which is probably going to be a: Pick25/400 + 3 bonus ball....Is probably going to have 29 TRILLION COMBINATIONS way up there...which one you prefer: 29 trillion combinations or 10,000 combinations actually is: 24 combinations (the 24 way box) not 10,000 combinations it will take you 10 years, but is fine...And is not even counting other states....It Beat the butt out of powerball....HILARIOUS....

The Forex trades: 1.6 Trillion dollars EVERY day, that´s more than the GDP of the Carribbean Central America, COMBINED. Enough to feed every crook out there for centuries...To all Geniuses & Powers Countries of the World the Planet needs breakthroughs in all Medicine, Veterinary, Biology related fields, Psychology, Population Psychology/Sociology..They need to genetically ingeneer new plants species/types to give more variety of plants and thus have more resources for combating diseases¨
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Mar 25, 2010, 4:07 am

Quote: Originally posted by RJOh on Mar 25, 2010
As for 6/49: It is possible to create a wheel that guarantees a 5 number prize, that when played would then have a 1 in 44 chance of winning a jackpot.

How much does it cost to play such a wheel?

(49,6,5,6)=153,025 combinations BobP
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Mar 25, 2010, 7:57 am

Quote: Originally posted by BobP on Mar 25, 2010
(49,6,5,6)=153,025 combinations BobP

In Ohio Classic Lotto (6/49), a 5of6 pays $1500. I guess you got to spend money to make money.

* you don't need to buy every combination, just the winning ones *
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Mar 25, 2010, 4:55 pm

Quote: Originally posted by BobP on Mar 25, 2010
(49,6,5,6)=153,025 combinations BobP

(49,6,5,6)=153,025 combinations

BobP,

I would like to see a copy of that wheel. It would have to be very efficient to cover a combination of five in every possible combination of 6 in a pool of 49 numbers.

There are 13,983,816 possible combinations of 6 in a pool of 49 numbers and 1,906,884 possible combinations of 5 in a pool of 49 numbers and every combination of 6 has 6 combinations of 5 so 153,025 combinations of 6 could only cover 918,150 or 48% of the possible combinations of fives in a pool of 49 numbers.

* you don't need to buy every combination, just the winning ones *
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Mar 25, 2010, 11:45 pm

Quote: Originally posted by pumpi76 on Mar 24, 2010
You bet and bet and bet suffering time after time and probably NEVER win something like: $25,000...

A rich person HOWEVER can place: 2 million in the bank at: 5% (if they give that anymore) and receive: 100,000 per year, basically put his money on hold...

That´s almost: $300 PER DAY...What if you play 1 number that you know does play every year...It doesnt matter if it plays in february or november....When it plays...that´s $300 x $5,000 = 1.5 MILLION DOLLARS...Better than ANY Stock Market strategy out there...

1.5 Million x 10 years = $15 million...Megamillion starting jackpot, WITHOUT THE HASSLE...And got back his: $2 million that he had in the bank...Now suppose he had: not $100,000 but $200,000...in 10 years it will had been: $30 million dollars...In 20 years: 60 million dollars...Just like winning Powerball WITHOUT THE HASSLE...

Not just that he/she could do it with Pick3...Find a number that will play: 4 or 6 times a year: $500 x $300 = $150,000 x 6 times = $900,000, almost: 1 million dollars in 1 year: 10 million in 10 years, had she/he had: $200K it will had been: 40 million in 20 years...Better than owning a small bussiness...the only problem is taxes...

this just PROVES that you are not in the same level as a rich person in gambling....

You don't have to remind us that we are not on the same level as rich people, pumpi.

Michelle Obama pays over $800 for a pair of shoes.

She is a member of the ruling elite.

We are just taxpayers who are are subject to laws they exempt themselves from.

That is common knowledge.
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Mar 26, 2010, 1:10 am

Quote: Originally posted by RJOh on Mar 25, 2010
(49,6,5,6)=153,025 combinations

BobP,

I would like to see a copy of that wheel. It would have to be very efficient to cover a combination of five in every possible combination of 6 in a pool of 49 numbers.

There are 13,983,816 possible combinations of 6 in a pool of 49 numbers and 1,906,884 possible combinations of 5 in a pool of 49 numbers and every combination of 6 has 6 combinations of 5 so 153,025 combinations of 6 could only cover 918,150 or 48% of the possible combinations of fives in a pool of 49 numbers.

Heh, I'd like to see it too. The figure comes from Rade Belic's Covering Repository http://www.xs4all.nl/~rbelic where the actual wheel may or may not be available, but it's size has been reported. On the improvements page the figure (49,6,5,6)= 148837 is given.

(49,5,5,5)=1,906,884 maybe the problem in your calculation. BobP
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Mar 26, 2010, 7:18 pm

Quote: Originally posted by BobP on Mar 26, 2010
Heh, I'd like to see it too. The figure comes from Rade Belic's Covering Repository http://www.xs4all.nl/~rbelic where the actual wheel may or may not be available, but it's size has been reported. On the improvements page the figure (49,6,5,6)= 148837 is given.

(49,5,5,5)=1,906,884 maybe the problem in your calculation. BobP

I have two files I would like to check that wheel against. The old Ohio SuperLotto and the new Ohio Classic Lotto are 6/49 games. I'll probably never see that wheel as there's not must demand for $153K wheels although I did see a couple of five figure wheels at Belic's Covering Repository.

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

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