Thanks,
Zed
In short, no. Anyone who advertises you can use their system
to earn an income, play for free until you hit the jackpot or
roll smaller wins into millions is either scamming you or while
the math works out you would have to be luckier than, well just
about everyone you've ever met.
There are some systems like wheeling which can help you capture
lower tier prizes you might otherwise miss. Some systems might
help you get a better distribution of numbers or help you pick
a good assortment, but winning a jackpot with them is pure luck.
Same goes for clubs that claim you can earn income by scamming
your friends and neighbours into over paying to play in foreign
lottery pools, forget it even if you live outside the U.S.A.
where it might be legal. (Moldavia?)
Some systems like making a six by six grid, putting numbers in
the boxes semi-randomly and playing the resulting columns down
across and criss-cross can't hurt you and might even help, but
you can't expect to cover millions of combinations with 14 sets
of numbers.
Systems can't work on their own, their authors would never sell
them if they worked. The hope is you will see something they
missed and "fix" the system or "find where the winning numbers
come from" in what the software reports and take it from there.
This isn't to say there isn't some system out there about to
make its creator or purchaser rich, but I certainly don't know
about it. When you find it be sure and let us know.
Robert Perkis / http://www.lotto-logix.com/
Anyway a group of us at work decided to pool
our money. I went to buy the tickets. I wanted
$15.00 quick picks.
Well, ALL of the quickpicks had variations of
5-10-15-20-25-30-35 numbers! There were no other
numbers on the tickets. No tickets were duplicate
but VERY close. I'm sure there was a glich in the
system.
I still have the tickets somewhere.
me wrote:
> x-no-archive: yes
> ...
> ...
> Don't spend $$ on mathematically irrelevant systems, watch all the flames
> I'll get. For example, I've never seen {5, 10, 15, 20, 25, 30}come up in a 6
> of 49 drawing.
> This isn't to say there isn't some system out there about to
> make its creator or purchaser rich, but I certainly don't know
> about it. When you find it be sure and let us know.
The think that always makes me wonder is: If you actually had a system
that worked would you tell anyone?
If you could make enough money off the lottery to live on and all it took
to do that was your system then once it got known everybody would be using
it. At some point the people running it would see that they're losing
money so they'd cancel that lottery or change the rules so your system
didn't work. In either case your cash cow would disappear.
So if you had a winning system would you tell anyone?
I've heard of professional blackjack players who make a living off plyaing
blackjack. I've heard of professional handicappers who make a living off
betting on horse races. I've never heard of a professional lottery player
so I guess there must be a reason for that ...
--
john R. Latala
jrla...@golden.net
"Zed6" <ze...@aol.com> wrote in message
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He died at the age of 58 after swimming laps in his pool at his Long
Island mansion. (There is a lesson there somewhere;-)
there's only one way to guarantee winning the lotto. that's buying all the
combinations. of course making money on the transaction is a little tougher.
Zed
"Zed6" <ze...@aol.com> wrote in message
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Maybe ther is no point.
As another poster said " we all hope to break the rules of probability, and
win the big one. "
afer all every week some one somewhere does. and your not gonna win it if
your not in it.
I persoanlly like to see what other people dream up , and like to point out
whatever flaws i see : )
or what programs people use to help , i'm still looking for one that will
helpp me. I seriously think it hasnt been written yet. for me its a hobby.
and by the looks its the same for most people in here.
there was a statye lottery in my state thatstop prize was larger than
covering all the combinations just about 1 month ago.
it would take some one with a lot of balls to spend the 1.35 million to
cover it when any sucker with a $3 quick pick could have shared the pool
with them. odds were 1:2.76 mill. @ $0.50c a ticket , prize pool for div1
$1.6mill.
a cool clear 300k profit lol
but im rambling