A word about lottery.

[GordonJ]

.Yea, I remember that. I thought his stuff on Info marketing was some of the best at the time, he obviously put his money where his mouth was, because he's been at it for over 20+ years. His lottery system is one of the more popular out there...and that being said...

there is NO lottery system which lets you beat the lottery, NOT as is hyped by those selling them.

Approached from a strictly "numbers" game (the MATHS)...it can be like trading in stocks, you look for performance. With numbers, over TIME, they level out, equalize, stay within a small %.

So 10 years will show less than a 10% differential between the number of times drawn, but in a 30 day period, with 60 draws, there will be HOT and COLD numbers, and approx 22-27% Double Digits (112 for example).

My "Geraldine" system sez,
"When you're HOT, you're HOT".

In Ohio, it takes roughly 100 days, or 200 draws to get 50 double digits, and with 10 years of tracking, those numbers will act like trained seals, not S.E.A.L.S, although losing can feel like one of the latter gave you a good AZZ whoppin.

So, as of today, day 114, if just starting to chart, then by around day 214, or near the first week of August, there will be around 50 double digits drawn, any that are not drawn in the first 25, then flip to hot or play, because history says they will.

Hey Dien, WHO else do you remember (besides ME) way back when giving out our seeds of wisdom to the 101 forums that were...now maybe 4? If that.

Of course guys like Corey Rudl, Dr. Mani, and many others, there was a site, which ranked these guys, like a stock market type thing, giving each one value based on something, the what, I was never sure of.

Funny thing (or not) many of the earlier fortunes were then invested into OFF LINE businesses, like hot dog carts, and all sorts of passive income stuff.

You will find many a NAME, in those old archives you have, probably a lot of them at the ___________ OK, the Dave Bancroft forum...top marketers there too.

Anyhow, now that my dice have finally arrived, I hope to have the new site ready by Wed, the 28.

Gordon "Dice Man" Alexander, never to be confused with Andrew
"Dice" (now "Nice" as designated by Howard Stern) Clay.

P.S. Checklists are great HOTSHEETS, and can be a good front end for an Automatic Product Vending site too. Maybe I'll post my APV checklist. Or maybe I won't.

Originally Posted by Dien Rice

Hi Gordon,

Wow, Ken Silver, that's a name from the past!

Because I only looked at a small part of what he did, I had no idea he was still so active today!

I remember he had a self-publishing forum back in the day (late 1990s?)... Which was more my interest...

It was a pretty good place, with some good info...

(Like most of those forums, it's long gone... Sowpub is the longest-still-running general business forum around, as far as I can tell...)

I had no idea Ken was so big in the "lottery" scene...

I did a search, and found this post Ken wrote 13 years ago, which I thought was pretty good... Still holds up today (pretty much)!

How I Use Checklists To Run My Business
https://www.warriorforum.com/main-in...html#post44030

With running most businesses - there are repetitive things that need to be done daily, weekly, or monthly... These need to happen reliably for the business to keep chugging along and thriving...

I'm going to apply some of what he writes there - it's solid advice!

(I already use checklists for some things... and it works. I realize now, I need to do MORE of it!)

Best wishes,

Dien

P.S. I use Google Sheets (which is Google's free online spreadsheet) to do my checklists...

It's easy to add "check boxes" in the "cells," which you can then easily check or uncheck, and Google Sheets will automatically save the "checked" or "unchecked" status...