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ragekage

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Dec 8, 2013, 1:27 am

Greetings, chaps!

Tried my hand at the powerball recently, on a lark, and made $3.00 (almost broke even). So I thought I'd learn a little more about lotteries, and i found this forum.
Couldn't find anything using the "search" function, so I'm hoping one of you can enlighten me on which lottos to avoid, and which ones have better odds. Maybe there's a resource somewhere that I could read...?

Once I know a little more, I look forward to contributing to the discussion.

Thanks y'all. I'll have more questions, like how wheeling works, or where to find tools (like software?) to help, etc etc
rdgrnr

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Dec 8, 2013, 6:27 am

You can find the odds for the games on the back of the playslips or in the pamphlets where you buy tickets.

Welcome to Lottery Post, ragekage, and good luck!
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Dec 8, 2013, 6:56 am

Ragekage, lotteries and number games are all odds, no matter where you play. And you need a lil bit of luck to boot. Welcome to Lottery Post.

Money is a terrible master, but a great servant...
ragekage

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Dec 9, 2013, 1:07 pm

Luck, check. I've been lucky now and then.

I just picked up a discount copy of that Combinatorial Systems book (by Iliya Bluskov), so I'll probably read through that by today.

whats the next step?
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Dec 9, 2013, 1:19 pm

Quote: Originally posted by ragekage on Dec 9, 2013
Luck, check. I've been lucky now and then.

I just picked up a discount copy of that Combinatorial Systems book (by Iliya Bluskov), so I'll probably read through that by today.

whats the next step?

"whats the next step?"

Buy a ticket.