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I consider lottery a Full-time Job

Yes

[ 22 ]

[ 45.8% ]

[ 26 ]

[ 54.2% ]

Total valid votes

[ 48 ]

Discarded votes

[ 7 ]

Kinraht5

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Jul 2, 2019, 12:20 am

How many here consider playing lottery (Pick3 / Pick4) as a full-time job... ?👉💵💰🙋‍♂️🙋‍♀️
IamaLibra

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Jul 2, 2019, 10:19 am

I have taken playing very serious... the profit I have made in the last year has been more than a time job pays!
Tollehow4

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Jul 7, 2019, 9:24 pm

I would love for this to be a full time job but need help in figuring this out... I finally got the tic tac toe and the window numbers but don’t know what days and how to pick can you help
JeetKuneDoLotto

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Jul 7, 2019, 9:58 pm

Quote: Originally posted by Tollehow4 on Jul 7, 2019
I would love for this to be a full time job but need help in figuring this out... I finally got the tic tac toe and the window numbers but don’t know what days and how to pick can you help

I discarded my vote because I am halfway.

It is not a full time job because it is too random. You cant count on it in the short term. You cant say to the utility company, "I cant pay you this month because my "all odds vtrac mirror double flag symmetrical bottom" has not hit this month. But its due!!!"

I have been on the winning end "big" time, but that requires the ability to sustain the time to manage the math to allocate the dough. At the high point it requires a tenacious mathematical insanity with supreme attention to detail. A full time worker with a "real" job cant do that easily. At the low point, all it requires is a credit card. In over two thousand stores that I have solicited only two accepted my credit card. (Thank God I have some resemblance of gambling discipline.)

Its more of a full time obsession.

There are ways to reduce the time, but that requires work.

If you think the lottery is a quick fix, and you dont want to do the work, and you think you can abandon mathematics, and you want to rely on superstitions, then

Abandon hope all ye, who enters here.

Have you entered the place where the snow is stored? Or have you seen the storehouses of hail, Which I hold in reserve for times of trouble, for the day of battle and war? JOB 38:22 HCSB
Nikkicute

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Jul 9, 2019, 9:41 pm

Quote: Originally posted by JeetKuneDoLotto on Jul 7, 2019
I discarded my vote because I am halfway.

It is not a full time job because it is too random. You cant count on it in the short term. You cant say to the utility company, "I cant pay you this month because my "all odds vtrac mirror double flag symmetrical bottom" has not hit this month. But its due!!!"

I have been on the winning end "big" time, but that requires the ability to sustain the time to manage the math to allocate the dough. At the high point it requires a tenacious mathematical insanity with supreme attention to detail. A full time worker with a "real" job cant do that easily. At the low point, all it requires is a credit card. In over two thousand stores that I have solicited only two accepted my credit card. (Thank God I have some resemblance of gambling discipline.)

Its more of a full time obsession.

There are ways to reduce the time, but that requires work.

If you think the lottery is a quick fix, and you dont want to do the work, and you think you can abandon mathematics, and you want to rely on superstitions, then

Abandon hope all ye, who enters here.

"I cant pay you this month because my "all odds vtrac mirror double flag symmetrical bottom" has not hit this month. But its due!!!" oh dang!! lol
DELotteryPlyr

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Jul 10, 2019, 3:37 pm

I said yes, cuz my FT job doesn't feel like a FT job. But Lottery FEELS like a FT job
Numerealize

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Jul 14, 2019, 6:43 pm

If u feel playing lotto is a full time job, that probably means ur addicted.
Pick3master3838

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Aug 1, 2019, 11:27 am

Quote: Originally posted by IamaLibra on Jul 2, 2019
I have taken playing very serious... the profit I have made in the last year has been more than a time job pays!

What's your secret?
cottoneyedjoe

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Aug 1, 2019, 2:22 pm

Quote: Originally posted by Numerealize on Jul 14, 2019
If u feel playing lotto is a full time job, that probably means ur addicted.

I think 15 of us are having a bit of fun
AllenB

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Aug 1, 2019, 6:53 pm

Quote: Originally posted by cottoneyedjoe on Aug 1, 2019
I think 15 of us are having a bit of fun

I used to work at the Pick 3/Pick 4 Think Tank but I Drifted back to Fantasy 5. Full Time Job? Well what do you figure a full time job means? 6 Hrs, 8?

What about 8 to 12. Someone already said it. It might be an addiction even though I rarely buy a ticket.

I am in reality an Excel Trainer

Team Cricket Out.
Stack47

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Aug 1, 2019, 11:07 pm

Quote: Originally posted by Nikkicute on Jul 9, 2019
"I cant pay you this month because my "all odds vtrac mirror double flag symmetrical bottom" has not hit this month. But its due!!!" oh dang!! lol
Lucky Loser

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Aug 2, 2019, 9:20 pm

If any player is taking the time to prep numbers for both draws daily, then yes, they're doing this gig full time...and it is a job. Whether or not they're profiting from their efforts is much different conversation.

Small games, frequent wins, and regular payouts 'cause.....

There are seven days in the week...'Someday' isn't one of them.

#lotto-4-a-living
ancient40

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Aug 31, 2019, 3:25 pm

Quote: Originally posted by JeetKuneDoLotto on Jul 7, 2019
I discarded my vote because I am halfway.

It is not a full time job because it is too random. You cant count on it in the short term. You cant say to the utility company, "I cant pay you this month because my "all odds vtrac mirror double flag symmetrical bottom" has not hit this month. But its due!!!"

I have been on the winning end "big" time, but that requires the ability to sustain the time to manage the math to allocate the dough. At the high point it requires a tenacious mathematical insanity with supreme attention to detail. A full time worker with a "real" job cant do that easily. At the low point, all it requires is a credit card. In over two thousand stores that I have solicited only two accepted my credit card. (Thank God I have some resemblance of gambling discipline.)

Its more of a full time obsession.

There are ways to reduce the time, but that requires work.

If you think the lottery is a quick fix, and you dont want to do the work, and you think you can abandon mathematics, and you want to rely on superstitions, then

Abandon hope all ye, who enters here.

"If you think the lottery is a quick fix, and you dont want to do the work, and you think you can abandon mathematics, and you want to rely on superstitions, then

Abandon hope all ye, who enters here.''

Maybe i'm using to simple of mathematics to try to win while using excel regularly when a buddy of mine just plays his dream numbers.. He is ahead in winnings verses loses while i'm scratching my head in disbelieve as to how is this even remotely possible. I'm using excel and math not rocket science math but what gives?

Thought to go with daily games because the jackpot games seemed unbeatable. No real difference either way i go it seems
BobP

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Aug 31, 2019, 11:47 pm

If you work a deal with the devil to win a lottery jackpot, be very specific.

BobP
Lucky Loser

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Sep 1, 2019, 9:59 am

Quote: Originally posted by ancient40 on Aug 31, 2019
"If you think the lottery is a quick fix, and you dont want to do the work, and you think you can abandon mathematics, and you want to rely on superstitions, then

Abandon hope all ye, who enters here.''

Maybe i'm using to simple of mathematics to try to win while using excel regularly when a buddy of mine just plays his dream numbers.. He is ahead in winnings verses loses while i'm scratching my head in disbelieve as to how is this even remotely possible. I'm using excel and math not rocket science math but what gives?

Thought to go with daily games because the jackpot games seemed unbeatable. No real difference either way i go it seems

Definitely not a quick fix at the outset unless very, very lucky. Otherwise, with a refined and dedicated system properly implemented, Pick3/4 game winnings can provide relatively quick solutions to money issues. For example, take a person that brings home $2K after taxes etc. after a two week pay period. That's ten days and +- 40 hours of work, and, working for someone else. Pick 4 payout allows a serious player with a real system and the right coin to turn a profit of that same amount in a single midday or evening/night session....and it's repeatable. Not easy getting there but, certainly possible.

Small games, frequent wins, and regular payouts 'cause.....

There are seven days in the week...'Someday' isn't one of them.

#lotto-4-a-living

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