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• Nikkicute

  

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  Aug 12, 2019, 10:35 am

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  Quote: Originally posted by Lucky Loser on Aug 11, 2019

  I only watched a short portion of this video and decided that it's largely unreasonable in its intent but still has merit. No harm intended to the poster of it at all. How many times are we exposed to animals of the same species that are either trained to be, learn by numerous trial and error, or just by nature smarter than others? It happens every single day and is probably happening somewhere now. To assume that no human(s) have been able to master all lottery games actually isn't unreasonable but, there are in fact players that master their Pick3/4 game daily...can't emphasize this enough ever. Just because these players are smart enough to not put it out there and, as a consequence, completely screw up their 'good thing' doesn't solidify an argument of it being impossible, okay. However, in fairness,  the video does accurately illustrate what the vast many of players are doing nearly every day...the same thing over and over that isn't working. Can humans not learn and adapt? Can we not finally learn, along the way, to tilt our heads allowing the stick to effortlessly move through the opening? I know humans can. 

  If savvy players can find the loophole causing a now defunct game like Cash Winfall and, make millions in the process, then shouldn't it be easier while also way more cost effective on the little baby games such as Pick3/4? As well, look at what happened when they  exposed just what they were able to do. It didn't last because there was too much money being paid out in accordance to what was being taking in...in total. What they were doing wasn't illegal at all, just not sustainable for the integrity of the state game. Anyone can go to YouTube or Facebook and see animals doing some pretty amazing things....naturally.  I'd argue that God created us to better than animals on every front...and animals cannot do math and organize combos based on observation and analysis. Just my .01

   

  

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• Mike973

  

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  That was funny lol come on gunner