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How interested would you be in a lottery class?

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[ 30 ]

[ 46.9% ]

Maybe

[ 15 ]

[ 23.4% ]

I'll Pass

[ 19 ]

[ 29.7% ]

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lottolaughs

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Apr 29, 2015, 1:17 pm

What if there was a little classroom somewhere in your neighborhood that offered "lottery lessons"?

Things like learning how to better your odds. Hot Digits. Due Pairs. Best numbers to play in jackpot games,etc. Things that would be useful to you.

There could even be a mini class on how to use our own LP's Tools!

I, for one, would sign up now! Who DOESN'T need some hot tips on how to win?

No matter who the "teacher" was I think it would still be fun. And everyone could share their own strategies and ways they choose numbers.

So, are there any other eager "students" out there?

Let's hear from you!
Original Bey

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Apr 29, 2015, 1:21 pm

If the lecturer is an industry expert with several jackpots under his/her belt in PB and MM(all self picks). Aside from that I will keep taking online classes aka Lottery Post more than suffice.

"Do everything you can. Then, leave the rest to luck."
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Apr 29, 2015, 1:22 pm

For a newbie it would give them learning experience.

For those that have been in the game for any length of time and figured it out it probably would be boring. But it would be a place to go to chit chat with other players.

Numbers are where you find them.

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Apr 29, 2015, 2:00 pm

l think people would be more inclined to listen to their Tax Attorney than take a course in anything they figure is a game of chance.

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lottolaughs

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Apr 29, 2015, 3:20 pm

I think we have to keep in mind that here at the LP we are a unique community but only a small fraction (unfortunately!!) of the real lottery players out there. I don't know about you guys but no matter where I go in my city I rarely meet lottery players. And when I do, I'll quiz them about do they even know what CA hot digits are and most have no clue! I am always trying to clue people in about the Lottery Post, which in itself, is THEE best-est lottery school :) So, yes, I suppose this may be the wrong place to even take a poll like this because to most of you the idea may be "boring" since you're already here...you're already "in the know". But there are tons of players who haven't a clue about what they're playing.
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Apr 29, 2015, 3:24 pm

Quote: Originally posted by lottolaughs on Apr 29, 2015
I think we have to keep in mind that here at the LP we are a unique community but only a small fraction (unfortunately!!) of the real lottery players out there. I don't know about you guys but no matter where I go in my city I rarely meet lottery players. And when I do, I'll quiz them about do they even know what CA hot digits are and most have no clue! I am always trying to clue people in about the Lottery Post, which in itself, is THEE best-est lottery school :) So, yes, I suppose this may be the wrong place to even take a poll like this because to most of you the idea may be "boring" since you're already here...you're already "in the know". But there are tons of players who haven't a clue about what they're playing.

They fall under that category of Casual Players. They win far more often than the self acclaimed experts. Maybe we can learn something from them (smiles)

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Apr 29, 2015, 4:00 pm

I know that Red (CASH34OLOGIST) used to host learning sessions in Georgia, back in the day. I was never able to attend, but I always wanted to. Maybe Red can add some insight of what he taught and why he quit holding the sessions.

In today's world of DVDs and youtube, I would think that there would be more on this type of teaching. What I've seen on youtube so far, is a waste of time to watch IMO...

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LottoLucy

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Apr 29, 2015, 5:49 pm

Quote: Originally posted by lottolaughs on Apr 29, 2015
What if there was a little classroom somewhere in your neighborhood that offered "lottery lessons"?

Things like learning how to better your odds. Hot Digits. Due Pairs. Best numbers to play in jackpot games,etc. Things that would be useful to you.

There could even be a mini class on how to use our own LP's Tools!

I, for one, would sign up now! Who DOESN'T need some hot tips on how to win?

No matter who the "teacher" was I think it would still be fun. And everyone could share their own strategies and ways they choose numbers.

So, are there any other eager "students" out there?

Let's hear from you!

I would be more interested if the class included a section called "after the big win" that talked about what you should do when you win. We all know ( or I hope we all do) that you should have already signed the back of the ticket but if I live in a state where I can claim anonymously do I really need a trust if I have no heirs? Can I move to a different state that has no tax and claim my win from their?

I think I know the answers to these questions but I would love to hear it from an expert before I win.

Lotto Lucy
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Apr 29, 2015, 6:24 pm

Quote: Originally posted by lottolaughs on Apr 29, 2015
I think we have to keep in mind that here at the LP we are a unique community but only a small fraction (unfortunately!!) of the real lottery players out there. I don't know about you guys but no matter where I go in my city I rarely meet lottery players. And when I do, I'll quiz them about do they even know what CA hot digits are and most have no clue! I am always trying to clue people in about the Lottery Post, which in itself, is THEE best-est lottery school :) So, yes, I suppose this may be the wrong place to even take a poll like this because to most of you the idea may be "boring" since you're already here...you're already "in the know". But there are tons of players who haven't a clue about what they're playing.

Hello lottolaughs I think I need a class. What are CA hot digits? What does CA mean? Thanks.
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Same digits. Different games.

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Apr 29, 2015, 6:36 pm

Quote: Originally posted by lottolaughs on Apr 29, 2015
What if there was a little classroom somewhere in your neighborhood that offered "lottery lessons"?

Things like learning how to better your odds. Hot Digits. Due Pairs. Best numbers to play in jackpot games,etc. Things that would be useful to you.

There could even be a mini class on how to use our own LP's Tools!

I, for one, would sign up now! Who DOESN'T need some hot tips on how to win?

No matter who the "teacher" was I think it would still be fun. And everyone could share their own strategies and ways they choose numbers.

So, are there any other eager "students" out there?

Let's hear from you!

There may be some old timers that have never heard of LP that can run circles around us, that have probably forgotten more than most of us will ever know. If they are teaching it, sign me up.

List Pick 3 singles by low sums, high sums. Separate each sum row by consecutive pair and non consecutive pair combos. These 3 pair groups. 14 17 47, 25 28 58, 36 39 69 are in 63 combos. 54 combos do not have them. Which sums do the 3 pair groups appear and not appear? Look at root sum groups 147, 258, 369. Play accordingly.
RJOh

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Apr 29, 2015, 9:40 pm

I probably wouldn't attend but I would be interested in a list of topics that would be covered. When Lusting wrote his book after winning ten top lottery prizes, many who read his book said he used large print to fill forty pages so I assumed he didn't said anything that a person with common sense didn't already know.

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Original Bey

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Apr 29, 2015, 9:45 pm

Quote: Originally posted by RJOh on Apr 29, 2015
I probably wouldn't attend but I would be interested in a list of topics that would be covered. When Lusting wrote his book after winning ten top lottery prizes, many who read his book said he used large print to fill forty pages so I assumed he didn't said anything that a person with common sense didn't already know.

Newsflash: They would be aggressively recruiting you to lecture a few courses.

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four4me

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Apr 29, 2015, 9:53 pm

i would go just to make sure I'm on par with everything I've learned on lottery post and to see if there is more i could learn from the class.

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I'm not Big John, I'm Four4me, Big John's a friend.
RJOh

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Apr 29, 2015, 10:01 pm

Quote: Originally posted by Original Bey on Apr 29, 2015
Newsflash: They would be aggressively recruiting you to lecture a few courses.

With all the questions I've read here on LP about using Excel to track lottery numbers I would think the lecturer would have to know how to use it and I don't so I would have to decline the invitation. It probably would be a nice venture for someone who had some books or software to sell, maybe include an e-book or software or even some data on a flash drive to be sold after the class.

* you don't need to buy every combination, just the winning ones *
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Apr 29, 2015, 11:54 pm

Quote: Originally posted by lottolaughs on Apr 29, 2015
What if there was a little classroom somewhere in your neighborhood that offered "lottery lessons"?

Things like learning how to better your odds. Hot Digits. Due Pairs. Best numbers to play in jackpot games,etc. Things that would be useful to you.

There could even be a mini class on how to use our own LP's Tools!

I, for one, would sign up now! Who DOESN'T need some hot tips on how to win?

No matter who the "teacher" was I think it would still be fun. And everyone could share their own strategies and ways they choose numbers.

So, are there any other eager "students" out there?

Let's hear from you!

If they ever offered a class like this. I want a front row seat so I don't miss a thing. Sign me up!!!

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