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garyo1954

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Nov 9, 2021, 3:06 pm

Quote: Originally posted by ddude003 on Nov 9, 2021
All good pointers Gary... Especially the RTFM... Pages 95 on thru 100 of the Advantage Gold Manual might prove helpful also...

Absolutely! Looking at page 95 you see the Quick Fix Shortcuts and the explanation of the charts follow.
Everything you need to know is in the Manual. And most of it is summarized in the pages you pointed out.

The Manual is better organized and a bit more thorough than the Master Guide. I think when she wrote the MG some thoughts brought her to other ideas and at times she followed her thought process. Its all good though. You just have to take your time and work though the book carefully.

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Nov 10, 2021, 1:44 am

"Smart Picks" ?, unfortunately are not something that SLAG is so smart at pointin out ..I've noticed that more often than not , it misses viable numbers that Probability Math NEVA misses..

It acts more like a Numerical Chicken , with NO head OR, itz head chopped auwfph..

It'z good at keepin track ov alotta data.. but no true, sound decision making process, to arrive at immutable Prediction resultz..

-Stat$talker

...MATH... The final Stochastic frontier...

These are the Lottery Voyages of Stat$talker..!!

The ongoing Mission,..to seek out the Laws of "Probability Math"...

to master its rules to invoke...to Conquer ALL Major Jackpots..!!

...To boldly go,... Where NO Player has gone before...!!
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Nov 10, 2021, 1:55 am

Quote: Originally posted by garyo1954 on Nov 9, 2021
Absolutely! Looking at page 95 you see the Quick Fix Shortcuts and the explanation of the charts follow.
Everything you need to know is in the Manual. And most of it is summarized in the pages you pointed out.

The Manual is better organized and a bit more thorough than the Master Guide. I think when she wrote the MG some thoughts brought her to other ideas and at times she followed her thought process. Its all good though. You just have to take your time and work though the book carefully.

G

My oldest GH book (soft paper covers) 117 pages 1988 marked 4th edition. There is no mention of software. Came with a plastic slide to write all the wheel's numbers on to move down the jackpot trap wheel pages to create the combinations. The last two pages were an ad for Harvard Square Wheeling Tools. First thing I noticed about the software was how closely it followed the book and later how the Master Guide was also close.

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Nov 10, 2021, 10:59 am

Your mom was right, Bob!

The main reason I never bought the book prior was due to reading what people here had to say about it.
And when I finally do, I'm surprised how much of what we read here is in it.

I like LMG more than I should after all the bad things I've read. Still, I don't want people to think its the end all end all, and I don't want them to think its a waste of time. A lot of good info but you have to pay attention. Its not a book you read and done. Its more a lab workbook, others might call it a reference.

Its worth every penny of the $20-something (to me). Of course, my reason for buying it wasn't with the thought of a rainbow to riches as many readers think.

I re-downloaded the software manual to this computer to try to help the OP. Both, the software and the manual, are in the computer which crashed. (Taking my time trying to recover all the Win7 stuff in that machine before rewriting the whole drive and losing everything)

So I'll try to be more careful with the shovel.

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Nov 10, 2021, 11:15 am

Quote: Originally posted by BobP on Nov 10, 2021
My oldest GH book (soft paper covers) 117 pages 1988 marked 4th edition. There is no mention of software. Came with a plastic slide to write all the wheel's numbers on to move down the jackpot trap wheel pages to create the combinations. The last two pages were an ad for Harvard Square Wheeling Tools. First thing I noticed about the software was how closely it followed the book and later how the Master Guide was also close.

BobP

As mom used to say, "Don't smack that jelly fish with a shovel."

Wow 1988.
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Nov 10, 2021, 11:55 am

Quote: Originally posted by thamizhpayan on Nov 10, 2021
Wow 1988.

Imagine a world with no Tik-Tokers, no Facebook, no Windows....Texas didn't even have a lottery!

We've come a long way.

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Nov 10, 2021, 1:09 pm

Quote: Originally posted by garyo1954 on Nov 10, 2021
Imagine a world with no Tik-Tokers, no Facebook, no Windows....Texas didn't even have a lottery!

We've come a long way.

G

Best days to enjoy time with friends and family.

World has changed a lot.

Texas without lottery that's a big difference based on how much people are involved in playing lottery now...
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Nov 10, 2021, 1:35 pm

Quote: Originally posted by thamizhpayan on Nov 10, 2021
Best days to enjoy time with friends and family.

World has changed a lot.

Texas without lottery that's a big difference based on how much people are involved in playing lottery now...

Yep. Life simpler, more fun; people weren't so sensitive, or stressed and no one could win a Texas lottery.
Now here I am thinking the rest of the day I'm going to take the things I saw in 4/28 and apply them to 4/35 and see what comes up.

I'll drag it out though. Think it through. And the important thing is try not destroy any info I might want later.......

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Nov 10, 2021, 1:38 pm

Quote: Originally posted by garyo1954 on Nov 10, 2021
Yep. Life simpler, more fun; people weren't so sensitive, or stressed and no one could win a Texas lottery.
Now here I am thinking the rest of the day I'm going to take the things I saw in 4/28 and apply them to 4/35 and see what comes up.

I'll drag it out though. Think it through. And the important thing is try not destroy any info I might want later.......

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Yes.

Texas 2 step. Good. We only have multi-state games for big games in Iowa. Unlike many states that have pick 5 and pick 6.

Good Luck
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Nov 10, 2021, 2:00 pm

Quote: Originally posted by thamizhpayan on Nov 10, 2021
Yes.

Texas 2 step. Good. We only have multi-state games for big games in Iowa. Unlike many states that have pick 5 and pick 6.

Good Luck

You're not missing much with come of the games out there. I'll play Mega and Powerball but pass on the state games for the most part. And funny thing, I haven't bought a ticket since I got the GH book.

Churning data has Saved.Me.Money! Or lost me several million, depending on how you look at it.

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Nov 10, 2021, 2:05 pm

Quote: Originally posted by garyo1954 on Nov 10, 2021
You're not missing much with come of the games out there. I'll play Mega and Powerball but pass on the state games for the most part. And funny thing, I haven't bought a ticket since I got the GH book.

Churning data has Saved.Me.Money! Or lost me several million, depending on how you look at it.

G

I compared the top prizes for Lotto America and Lucky for life to that of powerball and megamillions. And then compared the ticket prices to odds of winning.

Less ticket price lesser jackpot and higher ticket price larger jackpot. Starting and experimenting with small number set games with 2x tickets is good to see a winning ticket in hand(be it 4/5, 5/5)
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Nov 10, 2021, 2:07 pm

Simple tables one can make. One of many tables of one page for this games-out-before-drawn in html.
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Nov 10, 2021, 2:31 pm

Quote: Originally posted by thamizhpayan on Nov 10, 2021
I compared the top prizes for Lotto America and Lucky for life to that of powerball and megamillions. And then compared the ticket prices to odds of winning.

Less ticket price lesser jackpot and higher ticket price larger jackpot. Starting and experimenting with small number set games with 2x tickets is good to see a winning ticket in hand(be it 4/5, 5/5)

Ticket prices are probably one of the main reasons for the lottery making more money.
Doesn't mean they are selling more tickets, just fleecing the players who are willing to spend that kind of money.

Its pretty well accepted that people in small towns were more likely to win the smaller games due to the number of tickets sold in their area.
So some days I think of that and rather spend a $1 to win $40, than $2 and win my money back on a bonus ball. LOL
Other days, I do not care and spend the $2 and hope for the best.

Still I'd rather beat the system and win a large game, if possible.
Don't know if I'll actually play 435, but I want to look at it (again).
Maybe its just me, but you can look at something the first time and there's nothing to see.
Maybe your minds tired?
Maybe you have a focused view on one perspective?
Then you walk away, let it rest, and come back refreshed.
Suddenly your mind is able to make more sense of what you have, than what you thought you had at first look.

It may be nothing, but you're going to look anyway.
Its like when you pass a bad wreck, you gotta look even if you don't want to see blood.
We all want to see the lottery bleed, right?

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Nov 10, 2021, 3:16 pm

Quote: Originally posted by garyo1954 on Nov 10, 2021
Ticket prices are probably one of the main reasons for the lottery making more money.
Doesn't mean they are selling more tickets, just fleecing the players who are willing to spend that kind of money.

Its pretty well accepted that people in small towns were more likely to win the smaller games due to the number of tickets sold in their area.
So some days I think of that and rather spend a $1 to win $40, than $2 and win my money back on a bonus ball. LOL
Other days, I do not care and spend the $2 and hope for the best.

Still I'd rather beat the system and win a large game, if possible.
Don't know if I'll actually play 435, but I want to look at it (again).
Maybe its just me, but you can look at something the first time and there's nothing to see.
Maybe your minds tired?
Maybe you have a focused view on one perspective?
Then you walk away, let it rest, and come back refreshed.
Suddenly your mind is able to make more sense of what you have, than what you thought you had at first look.

It may be nothing, but you're going to look anyway.
Its like when you pass a bad wreck, you gotta look even if you don't want to see blood.
We all want to see the lottery bleed, right?

G

Exactly.

We all wish to win the lottery no matter how big the odds are.

Good Luck
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Nov 10, 2021, 3:25 pm

In the casino I have seen a frustrated player just gripping chips from around the roulette cylinder. A colleague jumped forward and gripped his wrist firmly. Players once in a while showed bad behaviour. That's maybe when it gets you. Relax! Have a cup of coffee!