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• LottoOz

  

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  Feb 23, 2020, 12:02 am

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  Hi all,

  Hope you're having a great weekend.

  I've been using Bluskov wheels for a while now and I've had some success, there hasn't been may hits or prizes for a while now. Recently, I've been giving Gail Howard's wheels a shot and I've been having a few more hits and small prizes along the way. I'd be keen to know from you all whether or not I should stick with Bluskov or continue to give Howard's wheels a longer try. Also, Howard's book "Lotto: How to wheel a fortune" is high on my list should I decide to continue with Howard's wheels. Recommended?

  Any feedback will be much appreciated!

  Thanks!
• Pick3geniu$

  

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  Feb 23, 2020, 12:24 am

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  So, how do these wheels work exactly? But, it seems like you should stick with Gail Howard's Wheels if you're getting more hits.
• BobP

  

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  Feb 23, 2020, 2:10 am

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  You're in Australia where the games do not have 3#'s correct prizes just 3#'s + Bonus so as Bluskov wheels start at 4#'s correct his are a good choice.
  
  The GH wheels offer a wide variety of wheels that guarantee a 3# prize.  If you are using these wheels and winning they are punching above their weight.  Otherwise the Bluskov wheels are often a ticket or two cheaper then the GH wheels.
  
  Usually the player selects wheels based on the number field size they want to wheel, the prize guaranteed, the percentage of coverage of higher prizes and the price/ number of tickets the wheel will require.  The above being equal, the wheels are considered to be the same quality, different results is pure luck. 
  
  Some wheels have factors an astute player can take into consideration.  For example the first six number place holders may drop the first six numbers entered into one formed line, so if your first six picks are your best, the wheel is working with you.
  
  The premium wheels on this site are equal in quality of both Bluskov and GH as are the wheels in the Lotto-Logix book, at least they were at the time I wrote it.  Some wheels still have room for improvement, others are perfect.  When you port the wheels into CoverMaster you can check the report showing their coverage of all prize tiers.
  
  BobP 
  
  
• Stat$talker

  

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  Feb 23, 2020, 11:02 pm

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  In response to LottoOz

  Quote: Originally posted by LottoOz on Feb 23, 2020

  Hi all,

  Hope you're having a great weekend.

  I've been using Bluskov wheels for a while now and I've had some success, there hasn't been may hits or prizes for a while now. Recently, I've been giving Gail Howard's wheels a shot and I've been having a few more hits and small prizes along the way. I'd be keen to know from you all whether or not I should stick with Bluskov or continue to give Howard's wheels a longer try. Also, Howard's book "Lotto: How to wheel a fortune" is high on my list should I decide to continue with Howard's wheels. Recommended?

  Any feedback will be much appreciated!

  Thanks!

  Personally, I've found that GH's wheels get pretty much laughed at  by the lotteries that I've used them on... But not Bluskov's wheels..!!

  I didn't really start seeing the phenomenon which I've come to term the "ole 1 digit away" disease, until I started using Bluskov's wheels.. the lotteries don't like them...simply because they work so well... So the only thing they can do IS cheat..

  What they're failing to realize, is that it becomes evidence, when certain tickets are post game examined, revealing a customized "numeric dance" that shows that specific numbers from player's tickets were in fact intentionally dodged in order to avoid the wheel's threshold either of winning the Jackpot or of a lower tier prize payoff..!!.. in some cases multiple lower tier prizes.. just as Bluskov's claim they would yield..!!

  coupled with the exact same types of customized dodging, game after game , regardless of how many games apart this occurs..huuuummm...!!

  It's akin to two people each on opposite sides of a divided Aptartment wall...taking turns tapping on the wall at each other...

  example...

  Wall #1.... 3 taps

  Wall #2.... 3 taps (answer)

   

  Wall #1... 4 taps

  Wall #2....4 taps (answer)

   

  Wall#2.....5 taps

  Wall #1....5 taps (answer)

  clearly in an example such as this ,it shows that these 2 people are communicating to one another..!! the related "numeric" associated taps are beyond reasonable doubt..!!

  Likewise, when players keep seeing "customized" lottery results, that specifically dodges your number picks to avoid payoffs, along with Math that points out skewed results... it's obvious that when random results displays intelligent decisions... combined?, constitutes enough proof that the results are being rigged...!!

  As I've stated before , . You need not be a Jazz Musician, or a Rocket Scientist to see that something is amiss here..!!

  -Stat$talker 

  ...MATH... The final Stochastic frontier...

  These are the Lottery Voyages of Stat$talker..!!

  The ongoing Mission,..to seek out the Laws of "Probability Math"...

   to master its rules to invoke...to Conquer ALL Major Jackpots..!!

  ...To boldly go,... Where NO Player has gone before...!!
• prtt

  

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  hi, i just got book and start looking in wheels. definitely using system is way better way to play than quick pick. of course, chances to get jackpot are same as any other type of play - quick pick, own numbers or wheels. because wheels guarantee 2nd, 3rd, 4th price, but at least keeping you money coming back and hope to hit next time jackpot, thats the idea of wheels. you still need to pick up your lucky numbers, not matter what system you use, but for example to pick 6 from 19 to get guaranteed 4 numbers total 54 tickets sound easier than 4 from 49, no? ;) you may even get something if you hit 4 or 5 from 19, but no guarantee. take a look at systems and select any one you like by budget, ty, prtt