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Feb 11, 2009 by Beetle | Posted in Gambling

I'm skeptical about this. First, the government and casinos won't offer lottery or keno unless the odds guaranteed they would win in the long run. Second, if these lottery systems work, why would their inventors share them for so-so dollars? Why would

I have to agree with the other posters on the point that technically there aren't any systems that will produce a 100% consistent profit. There are strategies you can employ to increase your odds of winning. This is what the lottery system sellers are

Nov 07, 2006 by NONE N | Posted in Mathematics

I want to bet $1.00 on 40 odd numbers in Australian Keno and $1.00 on 40 even numbers. That way I am covering in one game all 80 numbers. How does this system effect my chances of getting the big prize of $250,000. For 20 out of 40 numbers. I want to

Well, unfortunately, in order to have a good chance of winning the big prize, you'll probably have to spend more than the prize itself.

To calculate the odds of winning, we start by finding the odds of getting one number. In your scenario,

Nov 07, 2006 by NONE N | Posted in Mathematics

I want to bet $1.00 on 40 odd numbers in Australian Keno and $1.00 on 40 even numbers. That way I am covering in one game all 80 numbers. How does this system effect my chances of getting the big prize of $250,000. For 20 out of 40 numbers. I want to

When there are 80 numbers with equal chance the probability is 1 / 80 for each number.
The chance of 20 out of 40 numbers is 1 out of
40 x 39 x 38 x... x 22 x 21 = 40! / 20! = 3 x 10^29
Since you have all the 80 numbers, the chance