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• jackpotismine

  

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  What strategy do you use? I'm moving to Texas in September from China (after 17 years here). I'm looking to play this game instead of Pick 3. I'm thinking that picking the same numbers for all 4 draws is a good strategy at a cost of $8.00. Keeping them for a few draws seems to be a good play. They don't post the winners on Lottery Post. How many people win on average with this game? What are your thoughts. Thanks in advance.

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• db101

  

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  Why are you moving to Texas from China after 17 years? Big adjustment, wouldn't lottery be the last thing on your mind. Don't know about All or Nothing but wishing you good luck with the move.
• jackpotismine

  

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  Quote: Originally posted by db101 on Jul 12, 2023

  Why are you moving to Texas from China after 17 years? Big adjustment, wouldn't lottery be the last thing on your mind. Don't know about All or Nothing but wishing you good luck with the move.

  I'm an American (not Chinese). Ha.Ha.  New York Native. Don't want to move to NYC. I'm moving on in age and China is not the place to be due to many reasons that I won't go into. I've chosen to relocate to Texas  for a variety of reasons. Anyho, there's more to me than just playing the lottery. This is a lottery site after all. Where ever I go, I play the lottery as an outlet/hobby and a chance to win some cash. Just wanted to get some input from Texas players. If I was moving back to NYC, I wouldn't post anything since I'm originally from that State. Thank for the 'good luck'. Wishing you the same.

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• rcbbuckeye

  

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  Quote: Originally posted by jackpotismine on Jul 12, 2023

  I'm an American (not Chinese). Ha.Ha.  New York Native. Don't want to move to NYC. I'm moving on in age and China is not the place to be due to many reasons that I won't go into. I've chosen to relocate to Texas  for a variety of reasons. Anyho, there's more to me than just playing the lottery. This is a lottery site after all. Where ever I go, I play the lottery as an outlet/hobby and a chance to win some cash. Just wanted to get some input from Texas players. If I was moving back to NYC, I wouldn't post anything since I'm originally from that State. Thank for the 'good luck'. Wishing you the same.

  If you don't mind the heat Texas is a great state to live in. (about 104 degrees today in DFW Metroplex).

  I played AoN several years ago and did better than the other jackpot games. But...  I spent $$$ on it too.

  My method, which may not appeal to you, was I would play a mix of odd and even numbers randomly and play them 4 or 5 times on the same ticket. I did this hoping to hit for $1 million or $1.25 million. Best I got was 5 - $50 hits on a ticket for $250.

  My biggest complaint on this game is you can't play multiple draws unless you're playing the same day, for Ex: you can't play the night draw only on consecutive days, or morning, day or evening. If you play multiple draws it has to be consecutive draws, not days. It got to be a hassle to buy tix every day so I quit because I only wanted to play once a day.

  Where do you plan to live in Texas?

  CAN'T WIN IF YOU'RE NOT IN

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• jackpotismine

  

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  Thanks for your reply. I plan to live in Plano. I'll try my hand at this game for awhile and see how it goes. Thanks.

  I believe in Occam's razor:

  The Simplest Answer is Usually Correct.