Lucky AL's FREE lottery hotsheet.

[GordonJ]

New OH HOTSHEET just out.

https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/1n9nb...=uy50exas&dl=0

First of several. Will be seeking State associates soon.

I'll give more on this later. But basically...a simple information product that expires weekly, high demand, low cost, no recurring payments...a fly low collect the dough sort of thing.

These will be FREE through Feb., so folks can track along.

Gordon

https://bit.ly/3LvsYZh

[GordonJ]

Imagine if Tony Soprano showed up at Brandon McManus door the night before the play off game. He showed Brandon pics of what family could look like if he made a game winning field goal, so what would you do?

See, a couple of years ago I was excited that Sports Betting had come to Ohio and threw myself into it, albeit, playing on paper for the most part. Then last year we had the point shaving in NBA.

And today? With colleges paying millions to their stars?

May be hard to influence a star QB to throw an interception, but a lowly kicker who is making a few bux???

So, I no longer do Sports Betting...nor any gambling where HUMANS compete. Sure, maybe a bit too much TV for me. But when there is a lot of money on the line, it doesn't take much to tip the scales.

So Sports Gambling?? Forgettta bout it!!!

Lottery machines may be rigged too, but Tony S. isn't holding a gun to any given machine's head, is he?

So goood bye NFL football, and all sports and hello again my ol friend lottery.

They key to playing the lottery, in my perspective is too look at it as a side hobby that can pay for itself. I know several guys who "play" the stock market, each having several thousand in force. They keep track on their phones, getting excited when up (like in OCT) AND not so much so today.

Bernie Madoff got intelligent wealthy people to give him millions for a 12% ROI. Greed. Eh?

A good lottery player can easily earn 20% ROI if he/she doesn't get greedy and try to win big by spending more.

Anyhow, as a hobby, for me one which replaced GOLF, it is fun to see my investments grow and at the end of a year, to be far ahead of banks, wall st., and Las Vegas, who rely on greed and humans to do their thing.

So, 26 is all lottery, information and flying low while collecting some dough.

Hows about you?

Gordon

Originally Posted by GordonJ

New OH HOTSHEET just out.

https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/1n9nb...=uy50exas&dl=0

First of several. Will be seeking State associates soon.

I'll give more on this later. But basically...a simple information product that expires weekly, high demand, low cost, no recurring payments...a fly low collect the dough sort of thing.

These will be FREE through Feb., so folks can track along.

Gordon

https://bit.ly/3LvsYZh

[Millard Grubb]

Very interesting.

I've played Pick 3 and Pick 5 lottery games over the years with success here and there.

Generally, I tracked overdue pairs in the Pick 3 games and hot digits.

Your Hotsheet is a good idea for players that want a little edge.

How are you planning on selling it? Consignment?

Cheers,

Millard

[GordonJ]

https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/cw1tt...1ti qx4j&dl=0

Thanks Millard.

The pic is of a ticket played, won 41.50 on the 321, as it was the hot pick of the week on the HOTSHEET.

First, shout out to consultant and friend of the forum Steve DiMarco who gave me excellent advice. My original idea was to go analog, send an 11 x 17 chart every month...then I read the book PENPRENEUR by Scott P. Scheper who advocates ANALOG information products...and after reading the book...

NAH...too much slop and mess.

So for the last year been playing around with different platforms.

I may begin with either mailerlite or beehiv, and see which one my customers prefer.

In the Ohio Lottery Group (24k+) I've already posted the charts, and most feedback was too much work, thus the done for you picks of the week.

May test weekly, but probably go monthly, at 10 bux a mo for weekly and updates.

bigreddaily.com has all those old BIBLES and such that used to be sold in stores, on consignment (way, way back in the day)...

So, I'll keep it simple: ONE page emailed every Sunday nite, a limited number per state.

Thanks for asking Millard.

Gordon

[Millard Grubb]

10 Bucks a month is really reasonable considering folks like Steve Player want arms and legs for their stuff.

Frankly, I have never even seen a local "Hot Picks" or number sheet for the Pick Three games. Any sheets I have seen have been via Youtube videos and the like. It always seemed to me that the ones I saw were selling to the "Lucky" number crowd or the "I've got a feeling that this will work" crowd instead of stats or analysis.

Best Pick Three Story: I tracked that a triple had not hit in several years on a particular lottery in my state... and one particular number had not hit, period. I played that number and won $500.

Worst Pick Three Story: One specific number had not hit on the midday draw ever, and once I found that out, I played the number daily for over a year. I made a point NOT to miss a day. I am sure you can guess what happened....

I missed playing the number on one drawing and it, of course, came up that drawing !

Nowadays, I play only when a big drawing comes up for millions of dollars! Ha! Even so, I have been fortunate enough to win enough money to pay for the tickets.

[GordonJ]

Is there a worse lottery feeling than taking a day off and having your number hit? YIKES, I know that feeling too.

Big Red Daily charges 12 a month, Steve Player (group), Gail Howard, etc., etc. all have BUSINESSES of taking lottery players money, whereas I have a hobby, one that pays for itself, has a significant ROI (27% last year), something I already do.

So, I am NOT doing this as a business, which is hard for younger people to understand...have had several calculator billionaires telling me how much moolah I could make if I had a funnel, upsells, downsells, used pro copywriting and all the influence/persuasion methods.

I'll send out a few states' HOTSHEETS every Sunday night. The time spent is less than a football game, which I can easily listen to while doing it (can't stomach to watch the Browns play)...

It is an old retired man's hobby, which pays its own way, and with the Xtra moolah coming in, may increase my plays...and when the big money hits, goodbye Gordie, he's gone.

One point, a mistake that most make is to play DUE or cold number, whereas data and analytics suggest a Geraldine approach: "when you're hot, YOU'RE HOT". ha.

27% OF PICK 3 HAVE double digits. Drop down to 20%, one if five, and it takes about 200 draws to reach 50 double digits...those charts are where the money is made because wheels and back-ups pay so much more.

Math 80% Magic 20% and so far my magic hasn't paid off very well, you may be able to pull a winning number out of a hat with the rabbit...I need to be lucky and smart too.

Gordon

Originally Posted by Millard Grubb

10 Bucks a month is really reasonable considering folks like Steve Player want arms and legs for their stuff.

Frankly, I have never even seen a local "Hot Picks" or number sheet for the Pick Three games. Any sheets I have seen have been via Youtube videos and the like. It always seemed to me that the ones I saw were selling to the "Lucky" number crowd or the "I've got a feeling that this will work" crowd instead of stats or analysis.

Best Pick Three Story: I tracked that a triple had not hit in several years on a particular lottery in my state... and one particular number had not hit, period. I played that number and won $500.

Worst Pick Three Story: One specific number had not hit on the midday draw ever, and once I found that out, I played the number daily for over a year. I made a point NOT to miss a day. I am sure you can guess what happened....

I missed playing the number on one drawing and it, of course, came up that drawing !

Nowadays, I play only when a big drawing comes up for millions of dollars! Ha! Even so, I have been fortunate enough to win enough money to pay for the tickets.

[Millard Grubb]

Gordon,

Thanks for the info. Glad to see that your ROI is keeping you playing.

When I was playing Pick 3 regularly, I had charts and charts... front pairs, back pairs, hot numbers, cold numbers, etc.

I spent some time on it. Probably too much time.

What basically drove me was I figured I was intelligent enough to figure out how to "beat" the state, and take their money. Yes, I made money, but I spent more than I won. Finally, I decided that since I made a whole lot more money helping business owners make more money, I would stick to that.

As I said earlier, when Powerball or Megaball get over a billion dollars, then I'll spend a couple of bucks for tickets.

Gordon, I do like your idea for the Hotsheets. As Glenn has observed several times, people like to take a chance... and if your Hotsheets tie into that dream, others may like them too.