Free lottery charts coming.

[GordonJ]

https://www.angelfire.com/biz/gjbiz/...tterypromo.pdf

The short story of NEOhio lottery group is there.

What started as golfers, and poker players...evolved into lottery players and a very conservative estimate, we probably spent a half a million dollars playing over a 25 year period...very conservative.

Today, Pick 3. Most states that have the Numbers game draw twice a day, at midday and evening.

Here is what we discovered. Over the long haul, ten years, two decades...all numbers are drawn fairly equally, within a given small %, I've mentioned this before.

In any given month, there will be HOT and cold numbers, and if you want to win consistently, stay with HOT numbers, not ones due.

Ohio has the benefit of being able to play two numbers, called pairs bets.

Pick 3 games over time will avg. about 25% of double digit numbers, like 225, or 337. In a 30 day month (April chart), that was 60 drawings, 25% would have been 15. We had 22, a great month for double digit players.

Likewise, any number will not likely go longer than 7 days (14 draws) without being drawn. For example the 000 or a zero in any position, front, back or middle was not drawn in MAY until yesterday's 406.

So, there is some MATH involved, but like I say in the link, if MATH were the only thing, every high school algebra teacher would be a lottery millionaire.

Of all the MAGIC, that is listed in the link, I think intuition is the best bet to make, go with your gut, or feelings if you have any. My attempts at Psychokinesis have been dismal failures (so far, hope springs eternal).

Your gut develops over time, and combined with the math, and some LUCK, whatever that is, you can continue to cash in and use house money to support this hobby.

So that is a bit of lottery theory.

With Pick 4 games, I like dates, 1922, 1876, depending on what the charts are whispering...and a couple of times a month, a good play is XXXO and XOXO...like 3999 or 3737...always good to have a few of those on your cards too.

Gordon Lucky J.