Will anyone ever be able to put the Mega Millions odds of 5 + 1 Jackpot of 1 in 175'711'536 aside?Prev TopicNext Topic

• Flashke101

  

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  Regarding Keith Flash's New Book Mr Lotto: Opinions?

  Aside from using lucky birth dates, anniversaries, and other "majical numbers" selection processes, can anyone put aside the 1 in 175’711’536 odds and play using a system that's not based on the odds?  It's daunting to think that matching all numbers drawn have to be weighed against those logical odds.  To be frank, when I play I don't even think of the odds.  I think of win and loss percentages dating back to the inception of the Mega Millions Lottery back in 2002. That's why I wrote the Mr. Lotto book in the first place.  Remove the odds and chances criteria (which will still undoubtedly be there) and focus on the percentages of the last numbers that actually were drawn in any of the given games and start from there. 

  Keith Flash
• RJOh

  

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  Quote: Originally posted by Flashke101 on Jan 6, 2013

  Regarding Keith Flash's New Book Mr Lotto: Opinions?

  Aside from using lucky birth dates, anniversaries, and other "majical numbers" selection processes, can anyone put aside the 1 in 175’711’536 odds and play using a system that's not based on the odds?  It's daunting to think that matching all numbers drawn have to be weighed against those logical odds.  To be frank, when I play I don't even think of the odds.  I think of win and loss percentages dating back to the inception of the Mega Millions Lottery back in 2002. That's why I wrote the Mr. Lotto book in the first place.  Remove the odds and chances criteria (which will still undoubtedly be there) and focus on the percentages of the last numbers that actually were drawn in any of the given games and start from there. 

  Keith Flash

  There are many LP members already doing that based on their experiences and those of other LP members who have shared their ideas.

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

         
  
• Flashke101

  

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  Quote: Originally posted by RJOh on Jan 6, 2013

  There are many LP members already doing that based on their experiences and those of other LP members who have shared their ideas.

  When you say "There are many LP members already doing that."  What are you referring to?
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  Quote: Originally posted by Flashke101 on Jan 6, 2013

  When you say "There are many LP members already doing that."  What are you referring to?

  Having just joined, you probably haven't had the time to browse some of the many threads here.  When you do, you'll see for yourself not only are some members doing that but testing many other ideas too.  There's probably little you can think up that hasn't already been tried or being tried here.

  Good luck to you, hope you pick up some ideas that will help you win a jackpot.

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

         
  
• dallascowboyfan

  

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  Welcome to the LP Flashke101.....

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• GASMETERGUY

  

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  I would strongly urge you to read the entire history of all the forums here.  You will find that many ideas incorporated into lotto books have been discussed many, many times on this site.  If fact, I am of the opinion that the many lotto books written have been researched using this site and the plethora of ideas to be found here.
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  Quote: Originally posted by GASMETERGUY on Jan 7, 2013

  I would strongly urge you to read the entire history of all the forums here.  You will find that many ideas incorporated into lotto books have been discussed many, many times on this site.  If fact, I am of the opinion that the many lotto books written have been researched using this site and the plethora of ideas to be found here.

  Good advice but most new members prefer to just ask the old questions again, it's easier than doing all that reading.

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