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Wed 30 Jul 2014 14:08

Any - Lotto and other syndicates - tdc

Ok,first of all hope this post does not contravene any forum rules.If so then please advise and I`ll edit to level of content acceptable.

I am currently in the process of finding ten steadfast souls to join a syndicate,with majority agreement on which game to tackle.If it`s the Lotto then it will be conducted using their own syndicate format which can be operated to contain a legally binding component.Maybe the lotto is the place to start until we get a few wins under our belts?All members will have all relevant details emailed to them prior to each draw.

My current personal expenditure limit is ten pounds a week but during the 18 months twenty years ago during which I allocated 21 pounds a week,the returns totalled seventy-five thousand pounds using my own wheeling system.Twenty grand then went into Premium Bonds which returned twelve-hundred a year until I removed the funds to buy my property.

Now I have access to computerised systems and would love to get a team together.I see large work organiations doing well locally and know from members that their number selection is pretty ad hoc compared to what is available to employ.

My experience and proven success in this field means we will all be in with a good shot from the start(copies of my past success available to all prospective players)

I have seven slots available out of total of ten.That is as far as I`ve got.Positive comments welcome :)

Edited by tdc on 30/07/2014 at 14:11

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Wed 30 Jul 2014 15:18

Any - Lotto and other syndicates - RobJP

It seems you believe that dice have a memory. A beloved concept of gamblers, and one that casino owners are happy to let you continue to believe in.

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Thu 31 Jul 2014 00:18

Any - Lotto and other syndicates - tdc

It seems you believe that dice have a memory. A beloved concept of gamblers, and one that casino owners are happy to let you continue to believe in.

Your perception fails miserably in this case.I have never set foot in a casino and never will. I don`t believe in luck either.

I have won a top-of-the-range motorcycle,holidays,many sizeable cash sums,including the one used to fund a lavish lifestyle and buy my property outright.Hundreds of other worthwhile wins.No dice,no delusions :)

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Thu 31 Jul 2014 01:09

Any - Lotto and other syndicates - bathtub tom

I thought Horace Batchelor had kicked the bucket!

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Thu 31 Jul 2014 21:23

Any - Lotto and other syndicates - Ben 10

"I have won a top-of-the-range motorcycle,holidays,many sizeable cash sums,including the one used to fund a lavish lifestyle and buy my property outright.Hundreds of other worthwhile wins.No dice,no delusions :)"

If you are that successful, why do you need mugs to form a syndicate. Surely if you have the "secret", you'd want to keep it to yourself.

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Thu 31 Jul 2014 23:49

Any - Lotto and other syndicates - FP

I can't see the original post, and tdc's follow-up, as anything other than a wind-up.

As is often said, if it sounds too good to be true, that's exactly what it is.

If we ask him to prove how it's done, so we can believe him, he won't, of course.

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Fri 1 Aug 2014 14:55

Any - Lotto and other syndicates - tdc

Bathtub:-

Thought Horace Batchelor rang a bell,but had to google him to refresh my memory :)

Ben:-

Never had any mugs in my syndicates.There is no secret really, just research and apply it.I`m not driven by money/materialism but enjoy the playing and the winning.

FP:-

I have a colour photocopy from 1994 of the largest cheque I`ve received(so far),for just under £75,000(all spent within four years).Copy of this and my other main wins are available to those who are interested in joining my new syndicate.

Haven`t played seriously for a number of years but have a renewed interest due to the successful outcome of my recent pilot studies using wheeling systems.Not prepared to spend £100 a week myself but quite happy to share 10% of the winnings :)

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Fri 1 Aug 2014 22:56

Any - Lotto and other syndicates - galileo

Have you thought of offering your expertise to Camelot or the Casino operators in Vegas? I'm sure they'd be keen to have you as a consultant.

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Fri 1 Aug 2014 23:27

Any - Lotto and other syndicates - tdc

Have you thought of offering your expertise to Camelot or the Casino operators in Vegas? I'm sure they'd be keen to have you as a consultant.

Is that how you handle your affairs?

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Sat 2 Aug 2014 17:34

Any - Lotto and other syndicates - galileo

Have you thought of offering your expertise to Camelot or the Casino operators in Vegas? I'm sure they'd be keen to have you as a consultant.

Is that how you handle your affairs?

Is what how I handle my affairs? You claim to have a system that beats lotteries and other forms of gambling, I pointed out that in that case such parties might well be interested in rewarding you for your expertise. I see no need for you to take offence at this or question what I do, which is in any case irrelevant.

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Sat 2 Aug 2014 18:42

Any - Lotto and other syndicates - tdc

Have you thought of offering your expertise to Camelot or the Casino operators in Vegas? I'm sure they'd be keen to have you as a consultant.

Is that how you handle your affairs?

Is what how I handle my affairs? You claim to have a system that beats lotteries and other forms of gambling, I pointed out that in that case such parties might well be interested in rewarding you for your expertise. I see no need for you to take offence at this or question what I do, which is in any case irrelevant.

Would it be wise to approach gambling organisations and help them to further complicate systems one has worked hard against to achieve moderate success?

Mentioned earlier that casinos have never been my thing.

Absolutely no offence taken,but you are correct in that what you do is irrelevant to me.

Looking forward to receiving positive enquiries.

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Sat 2 Aug 2014 20:13

Any - Lotto and other syndicates - Ben 10

" Looking forward to receiving positive enquiries."

Really.

The odds are always stacked in favour of the house. You might have a lucky streak now and again, but overall punters lose more of the time. If your "system" is that good the bookies and casinos would be trembling in their boots.Or have to shut down. Wouldn't they.

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Sun 3 Aug 2014 23:15

Any - Lotto and other syndicates - tdc

" Looking forward to receiving positive enquiries."

Really.

The odds are always stacked in favour of the house. You might have a lucky streak now and again, but overall punters lose more of the time. If your "system" is that good the bookies and casinos would be trembling in their boots.Or have to shut down. Wouldn't they.

That`s correct....as I`ve already mentioned,I don`t deal with that lot :)

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Sat 2 Aug 2014 23:15

Any - Lotto and other syndicates - alan1302

If you have so much confidence in the system then why are you not willing to just do it all yourself?

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Sun 3 Aug 2014 23:22

Any - Lotto and other syndicates - tdc

If you have so much confidence in the system then why are you not willing to just do it all yourself?

As I`ve said,don`t personally have the funds to do that.Prefer a syndicate and 10% cut at the moment.

2k from the twenty grand raffle prize would be fine for me :)

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Mon 4 Aug 2014 00:14

Any - Lotto and other syndicates - RobJP

I strongly suspect that, like most gamblers, the OP is in denial. They remember all the wins, but the losses get forgotten about, or are 'anomolies', or some other excuse.

If you've got to advertise amongst total strangers for people to 'invest' in your 'system' then it says a great deal about what people who actually know you think about your wealth and amazing profits from the 'system', you'd think they'd be forming a queue outside your door to get in !

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Mon 4 Aug 2014 15:34

Any - Lotto and other syndicates - tdc

I strongly suspect that, like most gamblers, the OP is in denial. They remember all the wins, but the losses get forgotten about, or are 'anomolies', or some other excuse.

If you've got to advertise amongst total strangers for people to 'invest' in your 'system' then it says a great deal about what people who actually know you think about your wealth and amazing profits from the 'system', you'd think they'd be forming a queue outside your door to get in !

In denial?...Moi?....No, I fully acknowledge that I have always remained "in pocket" since buying a raffle ticket in 1978.That 20p was my first outgoing and the only time I have been in the red! That`s where it started .Every time I put my key in the front door(so-to-speak),it is testament to my success :)

Everything carries a level of risk, but I believe in mimimising risks.One has to speculate to accumulate as they say,but there are dumb and smart ways to do this.

People who know me:- Some never gamble,some are wealthy from business,some are too poor to play,some will be playing....and some probably think, ***`s a generous chap,I`m sure he`ll treat me......as I have many times over the last thirty-odd years.

You mention strangers. Don`t they say that today`s strangers are tomorrow`s friends?

Edited by tdc on 04/08/2014 at 15:38

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