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May 6, 2012, 2:53 pm

PLAYING 10 LOTTERY LINES IN A SINGLE DRAWING VERSUS PLAYING A SINGLE LINE IN 10 SEPARATE DRAWINGS.

THE LOTTERY 50/50 RULE=PLAYING THE LOTTERY IS A WIN/LOSE SITUATION NO MATTER HOW MANY TICKETS WE BUY.

BUYING 1 LOTTERY TICKET GIVES YOU A 50/50 CHANCE OF WINNING A LOTTERY JACKPOT.

THE SHOTGUN PLAYING METHOD TO WINNING A LOTTERY JACKPOT.

HITTING THE TARGET.

"when a shotgun is fired all those pellets that are crammed into the cartridge spread out so it's easier to hit the target."

PLAYING 10 LOTTERY LINES IN A SINGLE DRAWING VERSUS PLAYING A SINGLE LINE IN 10 SEPARATE DRAWINGS.

Daniel Bruckner won a Mega Millions jackpot on December 27, 2011 with the $10 Mega Millions ticket below.

Yes you can increase your chances of winning by buying more tickets, but every single ticket will go against the Odds of 1 in 175,711,536.

"Thrifty is right, each individual ticket (one line of numbers) is up against the very same odds, 1 in 175,711,536."

"There is one, and only one set of sinning numbers drawn - not one set of winning numbers drawn for each line played."

THE THREE PLAYING METHODS WITH A LOTTERY STOP LOSS LIMIT.

1) PLAYING MORE OFTEN FOR LESS LINES.

2) PLAYING LESS OFTEN FOR MORE LINES.

3) PLAYING LESS OFTEN FOR LESS LINES.

A LOTTERY STOP LOSS LIMIT IS VERY IMPORTANT TO BE A SUCCESSFUL LOTTERY PLAYER OVER THE LONG RUN.

"A LOTTERY STOP LOSS LIMIT IS VERY IMPORTANT and I urge anyone that plays to have a stop loss limit to protect their large sum of ready gambling money. You should have a stop loss limit to avoid losing too much money on a bad day. While setting up a loss limit is a great idea in theory, there are plenty of gamblers who won't have the will power to stick with these limits. These are the same people who will never make any money or come close to breaking even in gambling. It's definitely hard to stick with loss limits because there is so much temptation to keep gambling no matter which way Lady Luck is sending the money. The better you are at sticking with your loss limits over the long run, the more successful and happy you will be at the end of game play."

PLAYING THE LOTTERY MORE OFTEN FOR MORE LINES= SPENDING MORE MONEY= GAMBLING ADDICTION.

REMEMBER THE NUMBER ONE RULE IN BETTING: NEVER BET MORE THAN YOU CAN AFFORD TO LOSE!

GOOD LUCK EVERYBODY.

THE LOTTERY 50/50 RULE=PLAYING THE LOTTERY IS A WIN/LOSE SITUATION NO MATTER HOW MANY TICKETS WE BUY.

BUYING 1 LOTTERY TICKET GIVES YOU A 50/50 CHANCE OF WINNING A LOTTERY JACKPOT.
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May 6, 2012, 3:00 pm

Quote: Originally posted by THRIFTY on May 6, 2012
PLAYING 10 LOTTERY LINES IN A SINGLE DRAWING VERSUS PLAYING A SINGLE LINE IN 10 SEPARATE DRAWINGS.

THE LOTTERY 50/50 RULE=PLAYING THE LOTTERY IS A WIN/LOSE SITUATION NO MATTER HOW MANY TICKETS WE BUY.

BUYING 1 LOTTERY TICKET GIVES YOU A 50/50 CHANCE OF WINNING A LOTTERY JACKPOT.

THE SHOTGUN PLAYING METHOD TO WINNING A LOTTERY JACKPOT.

HITTING THE TARGET.

"when a shotgun is fired all those pellets that are crammed into the cartridge spread out so it's easier to hit the target."

PLAYING 10 LOTTERY LINES IN A SINGLE DRAWING VERSUS PLAYING A SINGLE LINE IN 10 SEPARATE DRAWINGS.

Daniel Bruckner won a Mega Millions jackpot on December 27, 2011 with the $10 Mega Millions ticket below.

Yes you can increase your chances of winning by buying more tickets, but every single ticket will go against the Odds of 1 in 175,711,536.

"Thrifty is right, each individual ticket (one line of numbers) is up against the very same odds, 1 in 175,711,536."

"There is one, and only one set of sinning numbers drawn - not one set of winning numbers drawn for each line played."

THE THREE PLAYING METHODS WITH A LOTTERY STOP LOSS LIMIT.

1) PLAYING MORE OFTEN FOR LESS LINES.

2) PLAYING LESS OFTEN FOR MORE LINES.

3) PLAYING LESS OFTEN FOR LESS LINES.

A LOTTERY STOP LOSS LIMIT IS VERY IMPORTANT TO BE A SUCCESSFUL LOTTERY PLAYER OVER THE LONG RUN.

"A LOTTERY STOP LOSS LIMIT IS VERY IMPORTANT and I urge anyone that plays to have a stop loss limit to protect their large sum of ready gambling money. You should have a stop loss limit to avoid losing too much money on a bad day. While setting up a loss limit is a great idea in theory, there are plenty of gamblers who won't have the will power to stick with these limits. These are the same people who will never make any money or come close to breaking even in gambling. It's definitely hard to stick with loss limits because there is so much temptation to keep gambling no matter which way Lady Luck is sending the money. The better you are at sticking with your loss limits over the long run, the more successful and happy you will be at the end of game play."

PLAYING THE LOTTERY MORE OFTEN FOR MORE LINES= SPENDING MORE MONEY= GAMBLING ADDICTION.

REMEMBER THE NUMBER ONE RULE IN BETTING: NEVER BET MORE THAN YOU CAN AFFORD TO LOSE!

GOOD LUCK EVERYBODY.

THE LOTTERY 50/50 RULE=PLAYING THE LOTTERY IS A WIN/LOSE SITUATION NO MATTER HOW MANY TICKETS WE BUY.

BUYING 1 LOTTERY TICKET GIVES YOU A 50/50 CHANCE OF WINNING A LOTTERY JACKPOT.

Thanks for running this thread again, one more time THRIFTY! Shotgun is the way to go, along with QP's.
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May 6, 2012, 3:05 pm

Quote: Originally posted by mcginnin56 on May 6, 2012
Thanks for running this thread again, one more time THRIFTY! Shotgun is the way to go, along with QP's.

you should not post that ticket, it is not yours...

also your system has not won this ticket...so you should stop proposing your system as if it did win this ticket...because no offense...your system is a non-system...

or better put it is a pseudo system...

shotgun may be the way to go...but not with quickpicks...

if for example you play 15 17 18 19 20

now that is what i would call a shotgun system...

that player just got plain ole dumb lucky...

and i hate full quick picks...i play only partial quick picks...
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May 6, 2012, 3:20 pm

Quote: Originally posted by LottoBoner on May 6, 2012
you should not post that ticket, it is not yours...

also your system has not won this ticket...so you should stop proposing your system as if it did win this ticket...because no offense...your system is a non-system...

or better put it is a pseudo system...

shotgun may be the way to go...but not with quickpicks...

if for example you play 15 17 18 19 20

now that is what i would call a shotgun system...

that player just got plain ole dumb lucky...

and i hate full quick picks...i play only partial quick picks...

Hoping your methods lead to some giant mouth watering jackpots Boner! Best of luck to you.
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May 7, 2012, 10:13 am

Quote: Originally posted by THRIFTY on May 6, 2012
PLAYING 10 LOTTERY LINES IN A SINGLE DRAWING VERSUS PLAYING A SINGLE LINE IN 10 SEPARATE DRAWINGS.

THE LOTTERY 50/50 RULE=PLAYING THE LOTTERY IS A WIN/LOSE SITUATION NO MATTER HOW MANY TICKETS WE BUY.

BUYING 1 LOTTERY TICKET GIVES YOU A 50/50 CHANCE OF WINNING A LOTTERY JACKPOT.

THE SHOTGUN PLAYING METHOD TO WINNING A LOTTERY JACKPOT.

HITTING THE TARGET.

"when a shotgun is fired all those pellets that are crammed into the cartridge spread out so it's easier to hit the target."

PLAYING 10 LOTTERY LINES IN A SINGLE DRAWING VERSUS PLAYING A SINGLE LINE IN 10 SEPARATE DRAWINGS.

Daniel Bruckner won a Mega Millions jackpot on December 27, 2011 with the $10 Mega Millions ticket below.

Yes you can increase your chances of winning by buying more tickets, but every single ticket will go against the Odds of 1 in 175,711,536.

"Thrifty is right, each individual ticket (one line of numbers) is up against the very same odds, 1 in 175,711,536."

"There is one, and only one set of sinning numbers drawn - not one set of winning numbers drawn for each line played."

THE THREE PLAYING METHODS WITH A LOTTERY STOP LOSS LIMIT.

1) PLAYING MORE OFTEN FOR LESS LINES.

2) PLAYING LESS OFTEN FOR MORE LINES.

3) PLAYING LESS OFTEN FOR LESS LINES.

A LOTTERY STOP LOSS LIMIT IS VERY IMPORTANT TO BE A SUCCESSFUL LOTTERY PLAYER OVER THE LONG RUN.

"A LOTTERY STOP LOSS LIMIT IS VERY IMPORTANT and I urge anyone that plays to have a stop loss limit to protect their large sum of ready gambling money. You should have a stop loss limit to avoid losing too much money on a bad day. While setting up a loss limit is a great idea in theory, there are plenty of gamblers who won't have the will power to stick with these limits. These are the same people who will never make any money or come close to breaking even in gambling. It's definitely hard to stick with loss limits because there is so much temptation to keep gambling no matter which way Lady Luck is sending the money. The better you are at sticking with your loss limits over the long run, the more successful and happy you will be at the end of game play."

PLAYING THE LOTTERY MORE OFTEN FOR MORE LINES= SPENDING MORE MONEY= GAMBLING ADDICTION.

REMEMBER THE NUMBER ONE RULE IN BETTING: NEVER BET MORE THAN YOU CAN AFFORD TO LOSE!

GOOD LUCK EVERYBODY.

THE LOTTERY 50/50 RULE=PLAYING THE LOTTERY IS A WIN/LOSE SITUATION NO MATTER HOW MANY TICKETS WE BUY.

BUYING 1 LOTTERY TICKET GIVES YOU A 50/50 CHANCE OF WINNING A LOTTERY JACKPOT.

Yeah, this is very interseting to me, Thrift'...and it also seems to follow what I've been saying here all the while. By carefully examining this ticket, we can see that it's definitely $10 worth, and, (10) lines of numbers. It can also be further broken down into (2) $5 worth of tickets, and, (5) lines. I see where the first (5) lines lost, but still contained a couple of the key winning numbers.

Then, we have the next (5) lines of which the very first one had all the winning numbers...including the ones missed in the previous (5) lines. In this case, had he stopped with the first (5), he wouldn't be rich and the person right behind him would've gotten those numbers. Now here's the REAL KICKER about this ticket: Let's just assume that the next person didn't buy multiple lines, but rather only (1) QP which would've been this set of numbers.

They'd have the opportunity to say, "Oh, my gosh, I can't believe I won with only $1 dollar...and it was a QP!!!!!!" While possible, it's very, very unlikely as most people do purchase multiple lines which is why we here claims of three, four, five, or more lines within reason. All those folk who go out and spend hundreds of dollar simply waste their money due to greed. If it doesn't happen within (5) to (10) lines, it probably ain't gonna happen. This is why Lucky sticks with (5) lines. If it's my time, I'll win. If it ain't, the rest of that $100 just got wasted.

"I don't always play the lottery, but when I do, I play lightly." Yeah, Dos Equis style, baby!!!!

L.L.
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May 7, 2012, 10:48 am

Quote: Originally posted by LottoBoner on May 6, 2012
you should not post that ticket, it is not yours...

also your system has not won this ticket...so you should stop proposing your system as if it did win this ticket...because no offense...your system is a non-system...

or better put it is a pseudo system...

shotgun may be the way to go...but not with quickpicks...

if for example you play 15 17 18 19 20

now that is what i would call a shotgun system...

that player just got plain ole dumb lucky...

and i hate full quick picks...i play only partial quick picks...

I'm glad he did post and prove the funkaudaciousness of his system. I'm going to start playing a 10 line QP card now and see if I hit the jackpot that way.
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May 7, 2012, 10:56 am

Quote: Originally posted by Ronnie316 on May 7, 2012
I'm glad he did post and prove the funkaudaciousness of his system. I'm going to start playing a 10 line QP card now and see if I hit the jackpot that way.

If you're really going to adhere to his system, remember to not play the next 9 drawings after you play the ten lines at once.
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May 7, 2012, 11:16 am

Quote: Originally posted by rdgrnr on May 7, 2012
If you're really going to adhere to his system, remember to not play the next 9 drawings after you play the ten lines at once.

Does he really have to not play the next 9 drawings immediately or can he put-off not playing them until after he's dead?

* you don't need to buy every combination, just the winning ones *
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May 7, 2012, 11:32 am

I'll have another

"You have to be in it to win it!"
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May 7, 2012, 12:07 pm

Quote: Originally posted by RJOh on May 7, 2012
Does he really have to not play the next 9 drawings immediately or can he put-off not playing them until after he's dead?

You've given me an idea for a new system, RJOh.

I'm gonna call it the "Play-Dead" system.

It calls for playing like a wild man gone insane while you're alive and then never playing again from the moment you die.

I even wrote a little jingle to promote it:

Play all them numbers while you're still alive

Cuz you'll soon be dead and that ain't no jive

Play like wild til you're famous and quoted

Cuz no one cares when you're dead and bloated

This is the best idea since Chicken Soup in a Sponge!
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May 7, 2012, 12:34 pm

Quote: Originally posted by RJOh on May 7, 2012
Does he really have to not play the next 9 drawings immediately or can he put-off not playing them until after he's dead?

My logic is to prove Thriftys system wrong by playing all 10 lines on every draw until I win the jackpot. If I transfer the original 10 QP numbers and keep playing them for the rest of my life are they still QP numbers?
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May 7, 2012, 2:32 pm

Quote: Originally posted by rdgrnr on May 7, 2012
You've given me an idea for a new system, RJOh.

I'm gonna call it the "Play-Dead" system.

It calls for playing like a wild man gone insane while you're alive and then never playing again from the moment you die.

I even wrote a little jingle to promote it:

Play all them numbers while you're still alive

Cuz you'll soon be dead and that ain't no jive

Play like wild til you're famous and quoted

Cuz no one cares when you're dead and bloated

This is the best idea since Chicken Soup in a Sponge!

Ridge - respectfully I disagree. Chicken Soup in a Sponge is better.

... and I do not think I would enjoy playing 1X10 and skipping 9X to play 1X10. It would have me miss the fun of the 9 drawings in between. My chances might be better, but I play for more than just my 'chances'.
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May 7, 2012, 4:17 pm

Quote: Originally posted by Lucky Loser on May 7, 2012
Yeah, this is very interseting to me, Thrift'...and it also seems to follow what I've been saying here all the while. By carefully examining this ticket, we can see that it's definitely $10 worth, and, (10) lines of numbers. It can also be further broken down into (2) $5 worth of tickets, and, (5) lines. I see where the first (5) lines lost, but still contained a couple of the key winning numbers.

Then, we have the next (5) lines of which the very first one had all the winning numbers...including the ones missed in the previous (5) lines. In this case, had he stopped with the first (5), he wouldn't be rich and the person right behind him would've gotten those numbers. Now here's the REAL KICKER about this ticket: Let's just assume that the next person didn't buy multiple lines, but rather only (1) QP which would've been this set of numbers.

They'd have the opportunity to say, "Oh, my gosh, I can't believe I won with only $1 dollar...and it was a QP!!!!!!" While possible, it's very, very unlikely as most people do purchase multiple lines which is why we here claims of three, four, five, or more lines within reason. All those folk who go out and spend hundreds of dollar simply waste their money due to greed. If it doesn't happen within (5) to (10) lines, it probably ain't gonna happen. This is why Lucky sticks with (5) lines. If it's my time, I'll win. If it ain't, the rest of that $100 just got wasted.

"I don't always play the lottery, but when I do, I play lightly." Yeah, Dos Equis style, baby!!!!

L.L.

SO PLAYING 10 LOTTERY LINES IN A SINGLE DRAWING IS THE SAME AS PLAYING A SINGLE LINE IN 10 SEPARATE DRAWINGS?

I guess the only reason to play a single line in 10 seperate drawings instead of 10 lines in a single drawing is that you have 10 lottery drawings to look forward to instead of one lottery drawing with 10 lines.

Lucky, you just wrote another great post. It really got me thinking. Thanks
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May 7, 2012, 4:28 pm

Quote: Originally posted by THRIFTY on May 7, 2012
SO PLAYING 10 LOTTERY LINES IN A SINGLE DRAWING IS THE SAME AS PLAYING A SINGLE LINE IN 10 SEPARATE DRAWINGS?

I guess the only reason to play a single line in 10 seperate drawings instead of 10 lines in a single drawing is that you have 10 lottery drawings to look forward to instead of one lottery drawing with 10 lines.

Lucky, you just wrote another great post. It really got me thinking. Thanks