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• MichiganHopeful

  

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  You usually post alot of 3 and 4 digit numbers in MI. I played that 338 yesterday that you posted and it came up but I did not play every number you posted. Is the top row that you post the most likely to come out or do you take a chance at every number? I can't afford to play every nummber that is posted. I was just wondering which are most likely to hit?
• Sandy K

  

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  Aug 20, 2002, 7:02 am

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  The most likely are the top 5 numbers I post...I expect people to do their own research and have an idea of which numbers are likely to come up. If I only posted 3 doubles, you wouldn't have won. In the lottery, it is hard to play just 3 numbers; you need to reinvest some of your winnings when you do hit. That way you stay ahead of the game.
  
  Doubles are a crap shoot. Some people only play doubles, that is why I post so many.
  
  Pick 4: it is the first row...how ever many there are....it is hard on the 4 digit to hit it without posting more numbers because it takes more numbers to wheel or whatever system someone uses.
  
  Hey, you need to bank 250 bucks and you got 250 more bucks to spend...lol........that is how I do it...I keep a bank account with only lottery money. I bet only 5 dollars a day, sometimes 6. 6 if I have a hunch on doubles. Mega Millions is tonight...and when the pot is big, I spend 5 dollars on that separately.
  
  Remember, my numbers will not come up every day. If I hit once or twice a week, I am happy with the results. I only have to hit once a week on a box to stay ahead of the game.

  Sandy
• Sandy K

  

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  Aug 20, 2002, 7:12 am

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  in your sock drawer or somewhere. If you win on the 4 digit big, you can deduct the prior money you spent for the calendar year in the lottery. People don't realize this.

  Sandy
• MichiganHopeful

  

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  Aug 20, 2002, 7:18 am

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  Thanks for the info Sandy. I have been an avid "Big Game" Player since it was first introduced, but I have just recently started to play 3/4 digit MI numbers. I only spend about $5.00 as well on the 3/4 digit and not everyday. I have bought $10.00 worth of "Big Game" tickets because the jackpot is getting high. Thanks again for your winning number and the advice...it is greatly appreciated! =o)
• musicman777

  

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  Yep-while playing Cash 3 and thinking 500.00 at a time, you may also choose to buy a scratch off and hit lucky and need the write off. I did that with a $15,000 winner and had to gather losing tickets by tax time and it sure helped get some of that 34% back
• gilla

  

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  Did you need receipts or just the tickets? I have been saving my losers for a while now.
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