Money Matters

What if I told you there is a system for Pick-6 that wins a
4# prize every month and a 5# prize once a year, would you
be interested?  What would you pay for such a system?

In a fair lottery game all prizes should offer good value.

The prize for 3 correct numbers should be worth $10.00

The prize for 4 correct numbers should be worth $180.00

The prize for 5 correct numbers should be worth $6,000.00

Did you know most lotteries have devalued their lower tier
prizes to pump up the jackpot? 

The prize for 3 correct numbers averages $3.00 to $5.00

The prize for 4 correct numbers averages $30.00 to $60.00

The prize for 5 correct numbers averages $1,000.00 to $2,000.00.

Most state lotteries hold draws twice a week (104 draws per
year) for their Pick-6 lotto game. 

Dividing 100 into $1,000.00 = $10.00 

Are you spending more then ten dollars per draw on lotto?    

Could you afford to spend more then $10.00 per draw on lotto? 

If so, you can put $10.00 per draw aside in an envelope. At 
the end of the year, look in the envelope, there is a 5-number
prize waiting in there for you!

99.9% of lottery players are lucky to win a 4-number prize a couple
of times a year. You can win one every month by putting away 
$10.00 per draw, or a 5-number prize by the end of the year.  Put 
$20.00 away per draw, you'll have both monthly and yearly prizes. 

If everyone played this way they could break the lottery!

Why am I wasting time telling you this, something you 
already know, when the object of playing is to win the
JACKPOT !!!

We tell you this to put lotto play into perspective. The
typical system and software seller promotes their product
on the basis of winning lower tier prizes while waiting
to get lucky and win a jackpot. 

You can beat the output of most systems simply by putting
cash in a sock!

Even so, that jackpot is awfully tempting and we can't win
if we don't play. What's a lottery player to do? 

We recommend taking a serious look at your expenditure. 

Does a guru have you playing $120.00 per draw using a link
or loop system?  Are the wins covering your play?

Does an expert have you playing a 4if6in18 number wheel 
for $42.00 per draw?  Is it playing at a profit? 

Does a mathematical wizard have you playing a 3if6in49
number split wheel at $163.00 per draw? 

Does a professor from Scotland have you playing 25
permutations per draw? How's that working for you? 

We strongly suggest cutting back to a system that in our
opinion has a valid shot at winning a jackpot.

Whether you use a Group, Pair, Pivot, Positional or Triple
Wheel for 9, 12, 18 or 24 numbers. Or . . .

Use filters to drill down to a handful of combinations 
from all the numbers . . .

Take control of your lottery play. 

Don't spread yourself thin across all the games. Pick one
game and become good at it.

Don't feel you have to play every draw. Adopt a strategy.
Hold back as you accumulate cash to spring it.

Don't tell anyone what you're doing with your money. 

Take the time to dream about winning. 

Watch the live lottery drawings on TV. 

Concentrate on improving your lottery skills. Train the
brain to pick winning numbers for smaller high quality 
wheels. 

Never give up. You haven't lost until you stop playing.