Best Keno Number Category (4/10, 10/10)
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gmac78
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Thanks blitzed, but to have the maximum number of lines/numbers covered AND keep a budget I keep the wagers at $1 a board. Like Ive said before though, Im not greedy- $250,000 IS the blessing Im looking for. I do quite well for myself and its that 250K that would provide the buffer I need to worry a lot less about uncertainty in the future.
Hi Karen,
Im taking what I wrote from the thread called 'Best Keno Number Category (4/10, 10/10)' as it best describes my method.
I basically remove 17-18 of the previous nights winning numbers, leaving me with 52-53. I keep 2-3 of the winners because an average of 5-7 reappear the following night. The way in which I choose which 2-3 to keep and how to select 7-8 more out of the 55 remaining numbers is a process that includes, hot/cold pairings, historical date charts of individual hot numbers, carryover patterns, max hit percentages and positioned sequencing of patterns once a minimum of 25% of the my generated numbers are chosen. I also tend replay a generated set or pair of sets until they hit at least 7 numbers in addition to a new set. Then I tweak as needed/felt.
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Hi Karen,
Im taking what I wrote from the thread called 'Best Keno Number Category (4/10, 10/10)' as it best describes my method.
I basically remove 17-18 of the previous nights winning numbers, leaving me with 52-53. I keep 2-3 of the winners because an average of 5-7 reappear the following night. The way in which I choose which 2-3 to keep and how to select 7-8 more out of the 55 remaining numbers is a process that includes, hot/cold pairings, historical date charts of individual hot numbers, carryover patterns, max hit percentages and positioned sequencing of patterns once a minimum of 25% of the my generated numbers are chosen. I also tend replay a generated set or pair of sets until they hit at least 7 numbers in addition to a new set. Then I tweak as needed/felt.
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gmac78
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how did it go Karen?
yes blitzed, tax free jackpots are nice..lol. When you think of how long it takes an average worker to actually SAVE $250,000 the amount really becomes significant.
i had such a stressful day at work today. All i could think of was winning lotto max with my wretched coworkers, collecting my portion of the 12 million (almost a mill) and then telling them off...lol.
yes blitzed, tax free jackpots are nice..lol. When you think of how long it takes an average worker to actually SAVE $250,000 the amount really becomes significant.
i had such a stressful day at work today. All i could think of was winning lotto max with my wretched coworkers, collecting my portion of the 12 million (almost a mill) and then telling them off...lol.
blitzed
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gmac78 said:
hiya gmac78...yup, fuggem
if I won big lottery, I'd have to refrain from transforming into the incredibly ass-kicking hulk
to put into perspective, Google paid only about 2.5% in taxes, meanwhile the United States government would straight up steal about 40% of my winnings, what a buncha a-holes.
goodluck,
blitzed
gmac78
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Im thinking about quitting Keno- especially in the light of the 649 price hike. I just cant seem to justify a daily expense on keno that hasnt paid off ANYTHING this year (2013) apart from 3 $2 hits. Ive been playing 2 lines midday and evening ($4 per day).
I will make a decision at the end of this month. I'm feeling pretty discouraged.
I will make a decision at the end of this month. I'm feeling pretty discouraged.
gmac78 said:
Keno is a toughie. I played on paper for a while and had absolutely no success.
Maybe a good time to go back and re-read Rogerwww posts -- concentrate on half of the board, keep an eye on the repeats, etc. (Although I suspect Roger played much, much more than $4 a day).
Anyway, whatever you decide it will be the right decision.
