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Lotto Sorcerer employs neural network (artificial intelligence) techniques to look for non-random and weighted influences in prior lottery drawngs, then advises optimum playing strategy. It works with all Pick 3 and Pick 4 type lotteries as well as standard lottos, as well as lottos with one (Powerball, Mega Millions) or two bonus balls (Euro Millions), keno games and lotteries with one, two or three supplemental numbers.
Operating System Requirements:
This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:
- Windows Vista
- Windows NT 4
- Windows XP
- Windows 2000
- Windows ME
- Windows 98
Additional Requirements:
- 32MB RAM
- 12MB HDD space
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What a joke - Version: 6.5, 3/7/2007 02:13PM PST
socrfan
The only thing this program does is make money for those who wrote it. You CANNOT, CANNOT, CANNOT predict the lotto numbers. It's totally random and anyone who tells you different needs to get back on their meds. Think about it, if this program was able to do what it's supposed to do wouldn't the people selling it be millionairs by now?? Just like fortune tellers and psychics, they deal in nothing but hot air for your money. Lotto prediction programs do not work.
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- What a joke
It worked for me! 
- Version: 6.3, 1/25/2007 10:19AM PST
Dunestrider (Satori Publishing)
Yes, I realize that you can't win the lottery with a program, that the lottery balls have no memory, etc.
But I did an experiment using quick picks and using this program. I did much better by using Lotto Sorcerer.
I understand that this program looks for "non-random influences in lottery drawings". Apparently it does a good job!
It does have a funky interface. Someone told me that it was mainly written for Macintosh, then ported to Windows. But all I care about is the results.
Bottom line: I'm very happy with this program. I'm also tired of reading people dissing this program, not the on the program's merits, but on the idea that you can predict the lottery.
But I did an experiment using quick picks and using this program. I did much better by using Lotto Sorcerer.
I understand that this program looks for "non-random influences in lottery drawings". Apparently it does a good job!
It does have a funky interface. Someone told me that it was mainly written for Macintosh, then ported to Windows. But all I care about is the results.
Bottom line: I'm very happy with this program. I'm also tired of reading people dissing this program, not the on the program's merits, but on the idea that you can predict the lottery.
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