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• Colin F

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  I deliberately haven't read any Lotto Books for the simple reason I didn't want to be channeled into other peoples approach. I must admit that I've had my finger poised ready to buy a few through Amazon but I resisted. With my own ideas now fully matured I'm ready to look at others.

  A couple of members have suggested
  "How to Win More" by N.Henze & H Riedwyl.

  Any more serious suggestions?

  Colin
• ayenowitall

  

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  I just ordered How to Win More. I should have it by the middle of the week. Maybe someone could start a disussion thread about it. It seems to be a popular selection here at Lottery Post.
• desparado

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  interested,may someone start a new post for that..
• dragon

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  Quote: Originally posted by ayenowitall on May 24, 2004
  

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  I just ordered How to Win More. I should have it by the middle of the week. Maybe someone could start a disussion thread about it. It seems to be a popular selection here at Lottery Post.
  

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  I have read at least 10 books over a period of years,  some by self-proclaimed jackpot winners, some by people that just sell systems, etc.

  The Henze book is the only one that takes a completely scientific approach. Of course, it also tells you that there is absolutely no way to predict outcomes. The only thing it does for you is help you choose your numbers carefully so you maximize your return IF YOU WIN. But you have to win first the conventional way, fill out game slips and find your own numbers.
  
• desparado

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  I can not wait to write a book after I make myself or someone else a jackpot winner.
• dragon

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  Quote: Originally posted by desparado on May 24, 2004
  

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  I can not wait to write a book after I make myself or someone else a jackpot winner.
  

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  I kind of think it would be a bummer to make somebody else a jackpot winner -- and not yourself....
• Colin F

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  This is terrible. All the hundreds of millions of people playing Lotto around the world and not one good coffee table book!

  Readers Digest - I'm available - all I need is a six figure advance. (No undercutting please; they can afford it - and you do want quality)

  Ah sweet mystery of life
  Maybe I've found you.
  Ah now I know the meaning
  Of it all ...

  Colin
• keystonechas

  

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  Lottery Master Guide by Gail Howard deserves a read.

  Some people love her material, me included. Some hate it and call it bogus. Read it. You decide. I say she's the real deal. Howard is the most successful in the lottery field bare none.

  Chas
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• Greg

  

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  LOTTERY MASTER GUIDE by Gail Howard is a very fine book. Ideally, it is best used in conjunction with her software and software guide.
  
  
  
  But I recommend it even if you just read it and do nothing else. The topics and strategies are worth comprehending and applying.
  
  
  
  You want a free copy? Enter a weekly drawing for the book at her website.
• keystonechas

  

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  To buy a copy will only put you back around $25.00

  Chas
• dragon

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  Quote: Originally posted by keystonechas on May 25, 2004
  

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  To buy a copy will only put you back around $25.00

  Chas

  
  

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  Of course, it puts Gail Howard ahead by about $25. She probably does not need to play the lottery....
• Colin F

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  What about Prof. Jones?
  Is he a real Professor?
  Does he say anything beyond what is generally tossed around here?

  Colin
• keystonechas

  

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  Quote: Originally posted by dragon on May 26, 2004
  

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  Quote: Originally posted by keystonechas on May 25, 2004
  

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  To buy a copy will only put you back around $25.00

  Chas

  
  

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  Of course, it puts Gail Howard ahead by about $25. She probably does not need to play the lottery....
  

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  Could you not say that about any person who sells lottery material?

  Chas
  
• dragon

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  Quote: Originally posted by Colin F on May 26, 2004
  

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  What about Prof. Jones?
  Is he a real Professor?
  Does he say anything beyond what is generally tossed around here?

  Colin

  
  

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  I have read some Prof Jones books (old ones), and they are a waste of time. Just nothing there you don't already know. You could write more than he, Colin. Don't bother.