A balanced, low cost, approach to Pick 5 of 39/45 games.
I've mentioned the wheels by Steve Player and Gail Howard, these free wheels allow for low cost, 9 and 10 dollars respectfully, and can cover a wide group of numbers. Even better is using those wheels, along with a couple KEY number wheels here.
For low cost (below 50 bux) I like the Pick 5 Wheel, key 3 if 3 of 9. These create 6 plays, a dollar in OH RC 6 game, and two dollars in other states, like PA where they get 2 bux per play, and also have higher jackpots.
So, one can use key wheels, with 10, 11, 12, at least those 3 keys combined with the Player/Howard wheels and cover the draws without a single digit as a draw nears its tipping point.
A higher play wheel, for those wanting higher payouts and willing to spend over 100 dollars, can use the Player/Howard wheels to cover the first 3 or 4 teens which make up the bulk of the no single digit draws and then use a key 4 of 4 if 9, and play 9 numbers at a 14 dollar cost for one dollar games, or 28 for two dollar games.
This allows a balanced coverage, and when near the tipping point, play several days in a row. In OH we win 300 dollars with 4 numbers, so I'm inclined to go 3 days in a row at that cost, hoping to recover my investment and then some.
Whatever your strategy might be, make use of wheels to have a balanced approach to cashing in.
These are my daily wheels, maybe you have a favorite too? If so, feel free to share.
2 Comments:
Hello....
Are those the only 2 wheeling options that you utilize when doing your back testing to wheel numbers? I'm familiar with those too along with several others which are online.
They offer free usage and access without needing to go through pay walls or signing up to any absurd membership requirements aka fees.
I'm always looking out for bargains so whenever I come across anything that I think is worth sharing I'd usually spread the word. lol
Let me know, and I'll surely provide you with the details. For starters you can take a look at "Lottery Wheel." It's available in the Google Play store.
Peace
Thank you. We have analyzed thousands of wheels, and the group uses bigger wheels, because we pool that money to play. As an individual, I may have a few of the bigger wheels, but when trying to relate to what I believe to be the majority of those here at lotterypost, I have chosen very affordable wheels, the free ones with Gail and Steve and the ones here with a paid membership. It is just my personal opinion, but I don't think it would be of much help if I showed those wheels where we pay hundreds to a thousand dollars to play them.
That being said, I'm always interested in new ideas, but even when I play KEY number wheels, I tend to adjust them, feeling my data sez I don't need (for example) 20 keys, so I may split that wheel into two or three keys, and in so doing, it throws off THEIR algorithm for a guarantee. I know when I mess with the wheels, the 3 of 3 or 4 of 4 they use in their math, gets tossed out, a risk I am willing to take.
But, please if you have a wheel we can all use, be happy to see it, and test it myself.
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