I know you can't respond in some kind of intelligent way, just like so many here. Despite many posts I've made showing his wins from the N.H. website, which by the way, N.H. has taken down that page a few months ago, you, obviously haven't seen them. But don't feel bad, people who have seen them still dig the bottom of the barrel to find an explanation. Unfortunately for them, their uneducated and ignorant explanations make them look even more uninformed.
Comapring what the average lottery player spends into the red is a rediculous analogy. Peter had to spend about twice as much as he's spending on a far higher level than the average player. At 70 grand a year for five years, Peter would've spent about 140,000 a year. And why is he spending that much, only to lose on a regular basis? To sell a system? What system is he selling?
After the many rediculous responses I've seen about Peter's intentions, it may be better not to respond unless you and others can think of something less idiotic.
Funny how these types of threads get buried so quickly. People ran out of dumb things to write, so they'd rather discuss what they would do after winning a major JP. They find it so difficult to believe someone has figured a way to beat the system, yet in the same breath they'll go to a discussion in the many irrelevant threads conjured up by Noise-Gape about how they would spend a JP fortune that is virtually unattainable in their lifetime.
"I don't believe someone can beat the system, but i do believe I'll win the JP eventually". People who think like that need a room with much padding on the walls.