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Business / Re: Bankers For Baba-Ijebu (Premier-Lotto). by proflomo(m): 1:08am On Jun 08, 2016
freddynand:
How much do u recieve as a phisics lecturer, if ur salary is enough to cover up your expenses u shouldn't be here trying hard to sell a common book.
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In fact, I continue to pity the future of Nigeria whenever I see young people being so stupid as you. Since I have started talking about this book, did I mention anything like selling it? If I wanted to sell the book I would have started selling it since around 2004 or thereabout. It isn't a book I wrote yesterday. You can see that I included Football Pools in the title of the book. When I wrote the book Football Pools was still very popular and the Sports Betting that's so popular today was no where to be found in Nigeria or Ghana. So, it's not a new book.
Also, if my intention is to sell anything here or wherever would I have posted a large portion of it here? Very vital portions of the book for that matter.
It is always said that if you want to hide anything from a black man, hide it in a book. However it is truer to say that if you want to hide something golden and liberating from a Nigerian youth of today, put it in a book. This is one reason that illiterates like you will so vehemently tackle me for trying to enlighten people at no cost to them. If I had written rubbish in the book and I had offered to sell it, people will buy. In fact, lazy people like you who refuse to work but put all their hope on gambling will pay for it in the hope of winning big in lotto. But I never said I wanted to sell it. Yet blinded people like you are still tackling me.
I am not very suprised, though. Even among academics we have people like you who are constantly enemies of progress and enlightenment. They want to perpetually keep Nigerians in darkness.
Tell me any part of the book that is not factual. Show the hook to an enlightened gambler in the western world and ask him to fault it. See if he will be able to find anything mathematically incorrect. Go to Google, Wikipedia and the likes and read about ODDS in gambling games. Ask good mathematicians to help you calculate the actual odds of Baba Ijebu(Nigerian/Ghanaian 5/90) lotto and see if he won't tell you it's 1 winning line for every 400 lines played.
But for God's sake, why are Nigerians this dull?
I actually know your problem. You want me to be posting numbers here like your god Haywire1. But like I said earlier you don't give gold to a pig. What intelligent people have been winning big stylishly over the years by the time st*pid people like you are shown the way you will expose it and so block the way. You think America doesn't have its reason for preventing countries like Iran from possessong nuclear weapons. Once again, you don't give gold to pigs unless you are looking for trouble. I know if I begin to post games here now, you will leave Haywire and you will soon begin to sing my praises all over the internet. But we don't play lotto the way you guys play it. We don't play more than twice or thrice in a year and yet we have never failed to GAIN (millions) from lotto on a yearly basis. It's people like you that stop us from giving our numbers to people to play, you will spread the numbers like the illiterates and gluttons that you are and those your masters at Ojuelegba, Ikeja and wherever they are will remove the balls for the numbers from the machine. I don't sell keys, charts or whatever. If I feel like helping you I send you 2-durect and I will make you promise me not to stake more than N200 for the 2-direct in a particular kiosk. You can play the game N5000 altogether but you play it N200 per kiosk in about 25 kiosks/shop. This is the way my colleagues and i have been winning our games year in, year out without people like you noticing us.
It's your likes that make lotto kiosks/shops irritating to some of us. You stink, you make noise and do all sort of illiterate, childish stuff in lotto places. So we try to avoid these shops as much as we can. We play our games and back out almost immediately.
I don't need you to idolize me here like you are doing to Haywire. The respect my students give me both at home here in Nigeria and abroad is enough for me.
But let me just ask you, since you have been winning with Haywire's numbers on a weakly basis, have you been able to even pay your rent from the winnings? Even your idol, Haywire and his likes, has he won enough money in lotto to get the smallest of cars? Haywire, you and the other people like you are lotto winners. Anyone can win lotto even mad people sometimes give numbers that win. We play lotto very rarely but we are grateful to the Mathematical principles which you know nothing about. We play once or at most thrice in a year and we get enough money to go on vacations around the world. While you are there winning chop money and giving Baba Ijebu the money he will use to pay us, we are here setting our computers to signal us when it's time for us to hammer.
You will surely be much more annoyed with me because no matter what you do I won't post any game here. So if you like hit your head on the rock, e no concern me. If you want my book, I'll post it to you FREE OF CHARGE. And if you are educated and brilliant enough, YOU MAY BE ABLE TO SEE WHAT CAN MAKE YOU WIN A MILLION NAIRA OR THEREABOUT.
Please continue worshipping your god, Haywire. If there are no people like you and your master, how will Baba Ijebu get money to pay us when next we throw our once-in-a-while lotto bombshell?
If after saying this much I still come here to reply either you or Haywire1 or any other person like you, then I'm silly.

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Business / Re: Bankers For Baba-Ijebu (Premier-Lotto). by proflomo(m): 10:11pm On Jun 07, 2016
haywire1:


Scammer, u better shine your eyes well. So your orientation about lotto is that lotto is a game played by illiterates, your brain is soo dull for aving such nonsense thought on mind. See guy, if you passed through d walls of a school,your brain should know lotto is a game of probability.

Guy, dont try me atall, use your scamming book to make millions for yourself then come back here for testimony.

OLEEE, THIEF, BARAWOOO

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Haywire1, for your information, I'm a Physics lecturer in a university. The amount I earn as salary in a month is more than the money you can ever make in 5 years.It will be silly of me to begin to exchange words with an illiterate like you.
Business / Re: Bankers For Baba-Ijebu (Premier-Lotto). by proflomo(m): 10:04pm On Jun 07, 2016
For those of you that sent your email addresses I will try to send the PDF copy before the end of tomorrow. Please make sure you don't share it with anyone. Thank you.
Business / Re: Bankers For Baba-Ijebu (Premier-Lotto). by proflomo(m): 10:00pm On Jun 07, 2016
Haywire1, for your information, I'm a Physics lecturer in a university. The amount I earn as salary in a month is more than the money you can ever make in 5 years.It will be stupid of me to begin to exchange words with an illiterate like you.

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Business / Re: Bankers For Baba-Ijebu (Premier-Lotto). by proflomo(m): 9:56pm On Jun 07, 2016
manufos:


Hi proflomo, I'm intrigued with this your book.
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Thank you guy. Gold isn't for everybody.Give it to a pig, it'll surely rubbish it.
Business / Re: Bankers For Baba-Ijebu (Premier-Lotto). by proflomo(m): 9:47pm On Jun 07, 2016
haywire1:


Leave story nd Leave trash for Lawma, post ur games. U cant sell ur book here, we've seen nd heard of this story before, nobody should come here nd cry oooo after paying for so-called lotto secret book. We r not new to lotto grin grin grin grin

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Bunch of illiterates. I was expecting this. Because I know lotto is full of illiterates like you. You don't want to learn and you won't allow people that want to learn to do so. Baba Ijebu's agent.
Business / Re: Bankers For Baba-Ijebu (Premier-Lotto). by proflomo(m): 9:41pm On Jun 07, 2016
freddynand:
haywire's actually right, with your explanations and lectures u've given so far i think u'll need to post games here for people to really know u're not here for scam.
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Bunch of illiterates. I was expecting this. Because I know lotto is full of illiterates like you.
Business / Re: Bankers For Baba-Ijebu (Premier-Lotto). by proflomo(m): 1:29pm On Jun 07, 2016
I'm very highly sorry for the various typographical errors in all my posts. They are just too much. I would have corrected them but it looks somehow tedious for me to do. I may try to do later sha. Please bear with me.

And for the permutation2-direct thing, let me add that short permutation is still fae better than the long permutations. So, if you are doing perm 2 from 3 or from 4 or from 5(maximum), this is still better than perm 2 from 6, 7, 8 and so on.
Those long 'permers' win more often but the truth is that they hardly wing big. Na chop money them dey find. But baba Ijebu like them o. Them they regularly give the man money. And people like us also like them o because if not for them where baba go get money pay us.
Abeg long permutations are good o. Perm 2 from like 10,15,20,30 numbers. You go dey win like 2 ,3 or more times every week. And in fact you fit even they play against or even perm 3 from or better still perm 4 from. They are very good.(lol)
Business / Re: Bankers For Baba-Ijebu (Premier-Lotto). by proflomo(m): 1:22pm On Jun 07, 2016
I'm very highly sorry for the various typographical errors in all my posts. They are just too much. I would have corrected them but it looks somehow tedious for me to do. I may try to do later sha.
Business / Re: Bankers For Baba-Ijebu (Premier-Lotto). by proflomo(m): 1:15pm On Jun 07, 2016
madgoat:


So whats the best games that i should be staking? Is it 2-direct and perm 2?
I am a novice in this things.

#plz explain the 2-direct against or from


Actually, they are the same. It's a matter of "many littles" and "one big". If you know what that means. With permutations, you will more often ( than with2-direct) but little amounts.
With 2-direct, you win far less often but bigger amount.
The rationale behind this is simple. I hope you understand it. With permutations, you ain't able to put big enough money that you are able tobput for 2-direct.
But they are eventually the same.
Illustration: Mr A perms everytime with N5/line while Mr B plays 2-direct everytime with N50. Ath the end of a certain period, maybe one year for instance, Mr Permutation has won N1200 ten times which amounts to N12000. But Mr 2-direct won only once and he won the same among that Mr B altogether, that is, N12000. So they both won N12000 - one gradually, and the other at once.
Based on this fact it can be said that 2-direct is somewhat far better than permutations. Reason? Okay.
1.) Winning big money at a time will make you to use the winnings (big money) widely. But with little little winnings, you will always think that the money is to small and can't be used for anything tangible. So you continue to fire while you expect big winnings. Hmmm. You can hardly see any long permutations guy accumulating his winnings. I have never seen. Many of them will not even collect their money but they still use it to play right there at the kiosk. Baba Ijebu and them them like people likevrhis very well.
2.) The other reason is somewhat difficult for me to explain here, for security purpose - even though it's a somewhat common thing. It has to do with my lotto theory which I call "Lotto Theory of Long Absence, Appearance and Then .......". Let me just hint on this a little: You would have seen a person who had been playing Hus standby for many months and years without the numbers even entering machine or a person whose forecast has always enter Unilag lagoon. (lol) But suddenly the standby or the man's forecast just begin to drop as if say the man go do juju. Hmmm. A player of 2-direct who can be patient enough and who understand this principle can use it to become a millionaire eventually. So while the permutation guy dey regularly get 'chop money', the 2-direct guy may eventually win life-changing amount - especially if he us patient and intelligent and observant and opportunistic enough.
Omo shine your eyes. I don dey talk too much.
Business / Re: Bankers For Baba-Ijebu (Premier-Lotto). by proflomo(m): 12:31pm On Jun 07, 2016
I'll be giving explanation for only the parts dealing perm-2 and 2-direct.
You see in the tables where I wrote 240:400.5, ie, 240 to 400.5. This means that for every N240 paid you when you win, you would have lost or you will still lose N400.50. This is a top secret that Baba Ijebu and co will fight me seriously for revealing to you - even though the revelation will hardly stop people from still playing lotto.
They tell you that you use N1 to win N240. Funny. Deceit.
Yes, they give you N240 when you eventually win. But it's either you have lost N400.50 or that you will still lose that amount overtime. The thing is that over a long period of time the average turn out to be 240 won for 400.50 lost.
How did I know? Well, like I said some days ago, I'm a Physicist and a Mathematician, actually a Statistical Physicist. So therefore, Mathematics tells me so. The mathematical principle of Permutation and Combination, which a secondary school Further Maths student knows very well tells me so.
For those that may understand see this: (90C2) divided by (5C2) = 400.5
When you win back N240 from the N400.5 you lose or that you will still lose, this means that you win back 60% of the amount you lose. The 2-direct or perm-2 or one-against (they are all the same actually, it's a matter of number of lines being played per time) is the best form of lotto playing in Nigeria and Ghana and in other places where the lotto system is the same 5/90 style.
You only lose 40% of your 'investment'. The one that gives the next higher return is the 1st box staking. This gives you back N40 for every N90 you lose on the long run, that's it gives back 44% of your loss while you eventually lose 56% or N50 for every N90 staked. The next one is the 3-number family(3-direct, perm-3, 2-against for 3, etc). This returnback to you 18% of your loss. That it gives you back N1920 or N2100 for every N11748 lost or that will still be lost.
You may start lotto today and win but if you remain in lotto you will still lose the ount you need to lose unless you back out immediately. The law or principle of odds balancing will still balance out everyone's winning over a long period of ti.e or at the end of the day. So, it's a matter of time. The lucky one today will become the unlucky one of tomorrow. And the unlucky one of today will become the lucky one of tomorrow. It's a matter of time. That's what my people call 'owo Baba Ijebu dapada'. That's why Baba Ijebu can't lose over a long period of time in his lotto business. (By Baba Ijebu, I mean the lotto promoter or the betting company. The common parlance here in Nigeria is Baba Ijebu for lotto promoter/company). Though I have used 240, 400.5, 40 and the likes here. But the same applies to any other amount. For instance if you are staking N5 per 2-direct line, you will have to lose N2000 overtime before you eventually win N1200. But they like you to that you have won the one-two with five naira. Please don't let them know I told you all these. They are usually afraid of those of is in the gambling 'industry' that are Physicists, Statisticians, Mathematicians, Stock Analysts, Computer Programmers and the likes. They hate seeing us around lotto or anything organised gambling. Most times we learn to keep our mouths shut but sometimes we feel like revealing one or two things. That's why it's very difficult for me to complete those sections of the the dealing with my laws/theories of lotto. If I do on a social media, I tell you my life can be at stake. Because somebody may be going bankrupt and closing down his decades old family business. Abeg no expoxe me o. I take whatever you believe in beg you.
Soon I'll talk about WINNERS AND GAINERS of lotto. They are different. Most of the people you see around claiming baado of lotto are actually winners of lotto. But the truth is that every gambler is a potential winner. If you no win today, you will surely win tomorrow. It's a matter of time and tirn-by-turn.
Only very very very few people are GAINERS of lotto. Some either by accident (they win big money very early and they back out immediately - usually they are women). Others are GAINERS by design. These are always those very intelligent experts I mentioned earlier - the Guru Statisticians and the likes. And sometimes lotto fraudsters - these ones are even fewer these days. Abeg make I stop here jare before them begin find me up and down. I don write my book over ten years ago. But I just feel like revealing a part of it this year. Thanks you for following my posts here thus far. See you some other time.

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Business / Re: Bankers For Baba-Ijebu (Premier-Lotto). by proflomo(m): 11:36am On Jun 07, 2016
I feel that many here may not actually understand these two tables. So I like to explain some parts of the tables.

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Business / Re: Bankers For Baba-Ijebu (Premier-Lotto). by proflomo(m): 8:22am On Jun 07, 2016

Business / Re: Bankers For Baba-Ijebu (Premier-Lotto). by proflomo(m): 12:47am On Jun 07, 2016
PROFESSOR POF’S FORECASTING PRINCIPLE – Foremost, it should be said that my forecasting principle does not portend any system that is in any major way better than the others.

My forecasting principles are about:
Loss Reduction – by trying to increase the chance of winning (by reducing the odds).
Gradual Movement towards winning or accumulating a huge sum – up to and even more than a million naira.
Grouping – Lotto or pools numbers or sports betting are best (and more easily) dealt with when they are grouped or classified.
The principle of rising frequency
The principle of rising moving average
The principle of cycles and trends
The nonsense of randomness. (To be continued)














9. A Summary of POF's Lotto Laws.

The Laws or better still theories are:
(a) Lotto Theory of Grouping or Classification of Numbers.
(b) Lotto Theory of High(Adequate) Numbers Staked (Permutation versus 2-, 3-, 4-, and 5-direct).
(c) Lotto Theory of Long Absence, Appearance and Then ........
(d) Lotto Theory of Trending (Reigning) Group or Number.
(e) Lotto Theory of Accumulation (Many Littles).
(f) Lotto Theory of Big Winning ( One Big).
(To be continued)
Business / Re: Bankers For Baba-Ijebu (Premier-Lotto). by proflomo(m): 12:45am On Jun 07, 2016
SECRET – On the average, you will produce a banker that wins once in every eighteen (18) times you produce a banker. In other words, for every eighteen (18) bankers produced, only one wins – on the average. It can also be said in this way: only one forecaster will win with his banker out of every eighteen that produce one banker each.
Business / Re: Bankers For Baba-Ijebu (Premier-Lotto). by proflomo(m): 12:43am On Jun 07, 2016
Aimful Winner – This is the person that has a target when getting into gambling as a venture or an adventure. He is so lucky’ that the odds of winning has not balance out his winnings before he achieves his aim. Because of his vision, intelligence and contentment he backs out of gambling as soon as he achieve his aim.

For instance, he plans to stake N20,025 over a period of nine months so that he wins back N12000 when he eventually wins but he has only staked N2225 by the time he wins N12000 which he aims to win when he goes into lotto gambling.

He knows that if he does not back out or at worse, divide his winning between better investment and another aim for higher winning he will soon lose the winnings in accordance with the principle of odds. The aimful winner is really the only gambler that turn the gambling table around and gains. Thus, he gains while the promoter loses. Aimful winners are very uncommon.

Aimful Loser – He is the one that has an aim when going into gambling. His aim is to accumulate a certain amount of money in a certain period of time.

He can plan to achieve his aim by having one single winning within the time period he sets; or, by saving part of various little winnings over within the set period of time – until he accumulates the amount he aims at.

The aimful loser does not actually make a profit at the end of the day, he was not lucky enough to achieve his aim before the odds of winning balances out on him. But he goes by his plan and so achieve his aim within the period of time he sets.

Such a person views his gambling venture as a means of accumulating his earnings over a period of time. He sees his loss(es) as a compensation to the promoter (banker) for helping him keep and accumulate his money over the set period of time.

The truth, however, is that it is very hard to see a gambler that belongs to any of the two classes above. Most people that venture into gambling do not actually have a plan with which to achieve any aim. Most gamblers only dream of continuous long winnings – they do not aim to plan to get to a certain stage and leave.

Moreover, it is still very risky for a person to aim and plan to stake a certain amount of money in gambling over a certain period of time. This is why no insurance company exists that insures gambling.

Aimless winner – Since he has no target for his gambling venture or adventure he fails to quit when he has huge winning either at the beginning of his gambling ‘career’ or in the course.

He soon gambles with the whole winning and even more. The aimless winner gradually loses both the winning and the profit he incurs due to the balancing act of the principle of odds.

He wins N12,000 when he has only staked N2000. He believes,he is a lucky guy or that he is a good forecaster and that he will continue to be so lucky. He gradually stakes the N12000 away and even about N8000 more. So, he eventually stakes about N20,000 for the N12,000 he wins.

However, there are few aimless winners who are wise, instead of gambling away all their winnings, they divide it into better investment and continuous gambling. These ones sometimes see gambling as an adventure and not a business venture.

Aimless loser – Most gamblers belong here. Gambling is so designed that over a period of time, the gambler loses a sum of money and then wins back a fraction of the lost amount. Since this is the modus operandi, is it not bad for a gambler to still be aimless. Such an aimless (and lazy) gambler will eventually die a wretched man.

Until! he dies, he will continually hope to win big amount of money. And, he might not even know it when he actually wins big because he lacks an aim and a plan.

Let it be said here that HOPE (baseless and foolish one for that matter) is the only criterion or reason why many people go into gambling. There is hardly anyone who has an aim or a plan for gambling, gamblers only hope to win and win big sum of money; so that they can enjoy life without paying the necessary price. That is, without doing a right and fruitful work. But, many of them end up suffering rather than enjoying life.

If you are to ever cut corners in life, do it intelligently and with an effective plan and an achievable aim. (But remember that what goes around will surely comes around – even stronger than it goes).
Business / Re: Bankers For Baba-Ijebu (Premier-Lotto). by proflomo(m): 12:42am On Jun 07, 2016
Based on all that have been said above, lotto and pools gamblers can be divided into four categories. They are:
(a) Aimful winner (b) Aimful loser
(c) Aimless winner (d) Aimless loser
Business / Re: Bankers For Baba-Ijebu (Premier-Lotto). by proflomo(m): 12:40am On Jun 07, 2016
Secret if you play ‘perm 2 from 22 numbers’ (231 lines) and you have just two numbers (one line), you still make a gain. You gain 9 times the amount you use to stake per line.

For example, if you ‘perm 2 from 22 numbers’ at N5 per line you pay N1,155 and you win N1,200 if only two numbers (that is, one two direct line ) out of your 22 numbers are among the winning numbers.

Your gain is (N1,200 – N1,155) = N45 or N5 x (240 – 231) = N5 x 9 = N45

Exercise
Can you calculate the total amount staked when you play ‘perm 2 from 13 numbers’ at N10 per line? If two numbers eventually win out of your 13 numbers, can you calculate the amount won and the gain? Study the example above again – paying more attention for better understanding and then try the simple exercise.

Did you get N780 as the total money to pay, that is, total amount staked? What about the amount won when there are only two winning numbers out of the 13 chosen and staked? Did you get N2,400?
Your gain? Yes, it is N1,620 (more explanation and illustration will be given later on).

SECRET
Playing more than 22 numbers for ‘perm 2 from’ staking means that there will be a loss when only two winning numbers are among the more than 22 numbers ‘permed’.

For example, if you play ‘perm 2 from 23 numbers’ at N5 per line and you have just two winning numbers, you stake N1,265 and win N1,200.

For those who understands, it can also be said that you play 253 lines but are only paid back for 240 lines.

Note that I am not saying that it is a bad act to ‘perm 2 from’ more than 22 numbers. If you do so and incur loss, you are only having in a short while what another gambler that perms 2 from a set of numbers that are less than 23 will surely have – but over a long period of time. One who perms using many numbers and another who perms using few numbers and another who plays ‘2-direct’ are actually doing the same thing. They will all have to play about 400 lines before they win once. The fact is that he that perms using many numbers is trying to play his 400 lines in a short period while he that plays perms using few numbers and the one that plays only two directs are trying to play their 400 lines over a long period of time.

This implies that the gambler who perms using many numbers wins more often than the ones that perms using few numbers or the one that plays two – directs.

However, and more importantly, none of them actually make more gain than the other – over a long period of time.

What if you have more than 2 winning numbers in your permutation? Then, you have more than one winning line. In that case, use this table:
Business / Re: Bankers For Baba-Ijebu (Premier-Lotto). by proflomo(m): 12:38am On Jun 07, 2016
LOTTO ODDS AND WINNING LOTTO
Secret – Lotto games are developed to be won from time to time by stakers. And yet, the promoters will still make profits over time.

Did you say: “How is that possible”?
Lotto stakers stake (play with) their money on their chosen numbers and if the numbers are drawn (produced) by the lotto machine, the stakers win sums of money that are many times more than the one they stake. Where does the money the promoter pays over come from?

For example, Mr. Gambler, stakes his five naira on ‘1 and 90’ in the Ghana National lotto game played on Saturdays. When the result comes out in the evening, ‘single’ one (1) and ninety (90) are among the five winning numbers drawn. Mr. Gambler has therefore won and would be paid one thousand, two hundred naira (N1,200) – as being done in Nigeria.

Waoh! With N5 and in less than twenty-four (24) hours, he makes N1,200. While the staker gains N1,195, the promoter loses this same amount. Where does the promoter get the money from and how will he make profit if he continues to pay such winning to stakers?

Let me remind you once more that lotto games are meant to be won. So, no matter the set of numbers drawn at any particular lotto event, there will always be winners and promoters will always pay winnings every time numbers are drawn.

Secret - No matter how much is won, the promoter cannot go bankrupt – all conditions being normal.

Under normal and formal circumstances, that is, without any form of fraud, lotto promoters will make profit over a period of time even as stakers win.

This principle or theory (that is, the secret given above) is based on what mathematicians call ODDS.

Odds is the basis of all form of formal betting or gambling.

It is based on odds that the promoter chooses to pay N1,200 for N5 staked on two numbers that eventually win.

Odds is the measurement of how possible (or how probable) it is for a staker to win or lose his stakings (the money he betted with). That is, odds show how many times a gambler might need to bet before he wins once. Or, how much he might need to stake before he wins a certain amount. NP For most of the lotto games played in Nigeria, Ghana, Sierra Leone, Liberia, etc, the different types or ways of staking (betting) in the 5/90 lotto games are as follows:
Betting on number position (positional betting)
Two numbers betting
Three numbers betting
Four numbers betting
Five numbers betting
Each of these types of betting has its own odds – that ensure that stakers win from time to time and yet, promoters make their profit over a period of time. Thus, odds enhance the balance between winning and profit making.

Odds is a mathematical phenomenon, therefore, it is about calculations.

Secret- Below are the odds for the five major types of bettings for the 5/90 lotto games mostly played in West Africa countries:
Business / Re: Bankers For Baba-Ijebu (Premier-Lotto). by proflomo(m): 12:32am On Jun 07, 2016
For those of you following the serialising the book, both here and on my blog, posted above here is smother part of the but book.

I now want to upload the PDF file containing the entire book here but I haven't been able to do so after trying hard several days. I think the volume of the file is more than what Nairaland allows.
if you want a PDF copy if the book send your email address to me on this platform.
I will post the book to the first 13 emails received here.
Business / Re: Bankers For Baba-Ijebu (Premier-Lotto). by proflomo(m): 12:19am On Jun 07, 2016
This is in continuation of the serialising of my book:HOWVTO WIN BIG MONEY IN LOTTO AND SPORTS BETTING GAMES(aka HISTORY AND SECRETS OF LOTTO)


HOW DO LOTTO MACHINES PRODUCE THE WINNING NUMBERS?
Development (gradual changes) has always been part and parcel of man. In consequence, the gambling game of lotto became separated from other forms of gambling games over a period of time.

Lotto started as a game called BINGO – initially called ‘beano’ in Italy and France where the game actually started. In bingo game, the stakers write their chosen numbers on cards and they staked their money on the chosen numbers.

Afterwards, some people came forward to pick numbers at random from a container. T he random (anyhow) numbers these people picked and called out became the winning numbers.

Later, there were disputes as to the genuineness of the callers of the numbers. Consequently, the mode of generating the winning numbers changed from being picked and called out by people to being produced mechanically. Development brought about the use of mechanical machines – some of these use balls on which numbers are printed, (fig1) others use rolling boards that are divided into segments in which numbers are printed (fig2) for producing the lotto winning numbers.

DIAGRAM

The machine that user balls operates by first scattering all the balls put into it and then ejecting the balls one after the other. For lotto games that have their winning numbers from one (1) to ninety (90), ninety different balls on which numbers one to ninety are printed are put into the machine. The balls must be of the same size and weight. It must be confirmed that all the numbers are present in the machine at every particular draw. It is fraudulent and illegal to combine balls of different sizes and weights; and to use two or more balls that carry the same number in one lotto machine; and also, to remove a ball carrying a particular number.

It is the responsibility of the statutory board in charge of the lotto games (or gambling in general) in every state and also, that of the lotto stakers who go to watch the machines drawn to make sure that balls of the same size and weight are used and that no number(s) is/are ‘pluralized’ or removed.

The lotto promoter should also fulfil its statutory and/or moral responsibility by doing away with fraud of any type. After-all, it is the promoter who always has the ‘upper hand’ in any organised gambling game (more explanation is given in chapter 3).

In furtherance of development, lotto numbers are now being produced by electronic machines-(computers). Lotto computer machines produce wining numbers by following a particular system unlike the mechanical ones.

Most of the facts discussed above are as seen in the western world where lotto game actually started. That is, the origin of lotto, the advancement that has taken place so far, the development of the lotto machines and many more are what have taken place largely in the western world – Italy, France, Britain, USA, Canada, Germany, Australia, etc. However, this book is targeted mainly at lotto stakers in West Africa nations – such as Ghana, Liberia, Nigeria, Sierra Leone and Togo. So, henceforth, the book will look at lotto as it is played in these African countries.

Let us now go back to our discussion on lotto machines: in the West African countries mentioned above, the mechanical device that use balls are the most common and reliable.

The white men that develop lotto games meant it to be a game based on RANDOM NUMBERS. That is, they want the winning numbers to be produced ‘anyhow’-just like it is obtained in dice or coin rolling. In a normal dice or coin game - one that does not involve manipulation of any form, no one can predict with total certainty what face will finally come up after the throwing of the die or coin. No same person can say he should be imprisoned or killed if his prediction in a dice or coin throwing game is not correct when the tossing or rolling is done. You can only expect or believe that the head (for coin) or the ‘six’ (for dice) will be drawn and then you stake your money on your expectation. If you are ‘LUCKY’, your prediction becomes correct and you are a winner. And, at another time, you are unlucky – your prediction fails, and thus you lose your stake.

That is the simple format the lotto game, like all other formal forms of gambling, is meant to take.

Lotto machines are meant to produce numbers that no one can predict with one hundred percent (full) certainty as in dice or coin game, no sane lotto gambler will say that if number 90 doss not play in a particular draw, he should be imprisoned or even killed.

Numbers that are produced anyhow – as in dice tossing, are called RANDOM NUMBERS. Lotto machines produce random numbers using different methods. The lotto machines in the West African nations produce their random numbers by mixing up very well all the ninety balls put into the machine.

After the machine has been connected appropriately to electric supply, the machine has an air pumping device which blows air at high pressure. The high pressure air blown at the ninety balls in the machine makes the balls jump up and down, right and left and in all directions.

After some time, one of the ‘dancing’ balls goes into a hole that leads outside from the balls container.

The number printed on the ball that goes outside is the winning number. Gradually, the balls come out one after the other. For most games in the West African nations, five numbers are needed as the winning numbers. Thus, the first five numbers that come out of the machine are the five winning numbers.

At the beginning of lotto gambling in West Africa – in Ghana, to be precise, only five numbers are drawn by the lotto machine; and that was all that was needed. But later, all the balls were allowed to be drawn (blown out) by the machine – one after the other. The first five numbers still remain the winning numbers. After this, eighty more balls are blown out or drawn. That leaves only five balls left in the machine. The last five ‘dancers’ coming out one after the other produce what is now known as the machine numbers.

A simple illustration for this system of producing lotto numbers is the mode of choosing things or persons at ransom in some TV game shows. Numbers or manes of things (or persons) are written on small pieces of paper which are then properly wrapped. The wrapped pieces of paper are then put into a container. A person then comes out and shake or roll very well the container so as to make the pieces of paper get mixed up (scattered) very well. Afterwards, one of the pieces is picked out at random – the number or name on the chosen piece of paper becomes the winning number or name.

The mode of producing winning numbers by computer machines is quite different from that of the ball machine. The computer produces its own numbers by following a particular computer program-that is, it makes use of mathematical calculations to produce its own random lotto numbers. The lotto numbers computer machines produce are not as random (anyhow) as those produced by the mechanical (ball) machines. So, the computer numbers are referred to as PSEUDORANOM NUMBERS – that is, they are not as random as those of the ball machines.

But it should not be believed that the computer numbers are easier to predict or forecast just because they are not naturally random.

Most lotto promoting organisations (called promoters) shy away from using computer machines for producing wining numbers – just because they are told that computer numbers are not naturally random; that they are only mathematically random (pseudorandom). They need not be afraid that computer numbers are more easily predicted and won than ball numbers. This is not true.

The only problem with computer generation of lotto numbers is with the manufacturer of the computer. The computer programmers in the manufacturing industry can choose to be unreliable. This, they do by using what is called ‘seed’ that are traceable by them even after they have sold the computer out. But, most computer firms, which have their names to uphold have their ways of guiding against all such fraudulent acts.

The three most important advantage of lotto computer numbers are: lotto computer occupies less space than the ball machines. There is less risk of computer machine producing the same set of numbers at close interval of time. And, computer consumes less electrically than the mechanical machine.

The mode of producing lotto numbers by computer machines will not be explained in this book – because of its in-depth mathematical nature.

However, lotto forecasters and stakers are not to believe that the lotto numbers produce by the ball machines are easier to forecast than those of the computer machines and vice versa. One is not more difficult than the other – they are almost the same as far as forecasting and winning them are concerned.

Why did lotto organisations stop using simple means of producing numbers? Why do they spend a lot to buy and maintain lotto machines? Can a person really win big money in lotto games? Do the lotto promoters really make profit? Why does the government participate in lotto affairs? What are random numbers? Are they actually forecastable? All these questions and more are answered in the next chapters.

WHAT ARE RANDOM NUMBERS?
In simple non-mathematical terms, random numbers are the numbers produced by a system which does not follow a particular order. They are numbers arranged or listed anyhow (haphazardly).

A SIMPLE ILLUSTRATION:
Mr. Neuman has five chairs for five boys whose ages are 10, 11, 12, 13 and 14. He asks the boy whose age is 10 to sit on the first chair; he tells the eleven years old boy to sit next to the ten years old. The boy of twelve years then sits beside the eleven years old boy. The thirteen years old boy follows and lastly, the boy of fourteen sits.

Here, it is seen that Mr. Neuman arranges the boys in a particular (i.e. understandable and known) pattern.

That is, 10, 11, 12, ____ and _____ (what and what?) Yes, 13 and 14.

If the sixth boy who is still older than all of them is brought in, it can be easily determines that his age is 15. This is because Mr. Neuman is following a particular order which we understand.

At another time, Mr. Neuman asks the same five boys, to run toward the chairs and sit down. The boys run towards the chair and struggle for the chairs.

When they have all sat down, the arrangement of their ages changes from the ‘10, 11, 12, 13 and 14’ order to ‘11, 14, 12, ____ and ____’ (what and what?). No one can really say with one hundred percent certainty if the next two numbers are in the ‘10, 13’ arrangement or the ‘13, 10’ arrangement unless that person actually sees the boys as they sit. NP ‘10, 11, 12, 13 and 14’ is a simple mathematical order but ‘11, 14, 12, 10, 13’ is a random (anyhow) arrangement.


A SIMPLE EXERCISE:
Which of these lotto games will you like to stake your money on – if you are asked to make your choice? Numbers 1 to 10 are used.

Game A
1, 2, 3 ____ 5, 6 ____, ____, 9, 10
(Fill in the missing numbers in the proper order)

Game B
2, 6, 1, ____, 10, 5, ____, _____, 9, 3
(Fill in the missing numbers in the proper order)

ANSWER:
Game A
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10

Game B
The missing numbers are also 4, 7 and 8 but who can be certain of the positions the lotto machine places them – since the arrangement is not orderly (understandable) as in Game A. Rather, it is anyhow (random).

In the same way, the lotto numbers produced by the lotto machines used in the gambling industry are anyhow (random).

Game C
2, 1, ___, 3, 6, ___, 5, ____, ___, 10, 9
Peo0ple with keen mind will most probably get the order followed in arranging these numbers. So, they will be able to fill in the missing numbers in the right order. Have you tried it?
Okay! Here is the solution:
2, 1, 4, 3, 6, 5, 8, 7, 10, 9

Do you see the order of arrangement?

The numbers are arranged starting with 2 – the smallest even number. Two numbers away, 4 – the next even number followed. 6, the next even number then appears – also two numbers away from 4 and so on.

For better understanding, see this
2, D, 4, D, 6, D, 8, D, 10, D
(D starts for an odd number)

Then
E 1 E 3 E 5 E 7 E 9
(E stands for an even number)
So, the lotto game C is still easier than the game B.

If lotto stakers are asked to choose one of the three games to stake their money on, most will go for game A. few will choose game C and no one will play game B.


But if lotto promoters are asked to choose one of the three games for promotion, they will surely choose game B because the numbers are more random (scattered) than the numbers in games A and C.

SECRET
Lotto machines produce numbers which are as random as possible – so they cannot be easily predicted or forecasted.

Most lotto promoters want to be sure that the lotto machines they use produce numbers that are very random and so difficult to predict or forecast.

Because of this the manufacturer of the machine does a lot of work to make sure that the machine they manufacture does not produce numbers that can be predicted accurately by anybody-including themselves.
Business / Re: Bankers For Baba-Ijebu (Premier-Lotto). by proflomo(m): 8:10am On Jun 01, 2016
godoluwa:
Alright, but theres no lecture on your website other than definition of lotto

Yes. It's gradual. I said I'll be serialising it. Little by little from the book until I finish posting the whole book there (and on Facebook) and a part of it here.
Business / Re: Bankers For Baba-Ijebu (Premier-Lotto). by proflomo(m): 7:55am On Jun 01, 2016
" LOTTO ODDS AND WINNING LOTTO
Secret – Lotto games are developed to be won from time to time by stakers. And yet, the promoters will still make profits over time.

Did you say: “How is that possible”?
Lotto stakers stake (play with) their money on their chosen numbers and if the numbers are drawn (produced) by the lotto machine, the stakers win sums of money that are many times more than the one they stake. Where does the money the promoter pays over come from?

For example, Mr. Gambler, stakes his five naira on ‘1 and 90’ in the Ghana National lotto game played on Saturdays. When the result comes out in the evening, ‘single’ one (1) and ninety (90) are among the five winning numbers drawn. Mr. Gambler has therefore won and would be paid one thousand, two hundred naira (N1,200) – as being done in Nigeria.

Waoh! With N5 and in less than twenty-four (24) hours, he makes N1,200. While the staker gains N1,195, the promoter loses this same amount. Where does the promoter get the money from and how will he make profit if he continues to pay such winning to stakers?

Let me remind you once more that lotto games are meant to be won. So, no matter the set of numbers drawn at any particular lotto event, there will always be winners and promoters will always pay winnings every time numbers are drawn.

Secret - No matter how much is won, the promoter cannot go bankrupt – all conditions being normal.

Under normal and formal circumstances, that is, without any form of fraud, lotto promoters will make profit over a period of time even as stakers win.

This principle or theory (that is, the secret given above) is based on what mathematicians call ODDS
Business / Re: Bankers For Baba-Ijebu (Premier-Lotto). by proflomo(m): 7:54am On Jun 01, 2016
I think I should also let you know that this book is not a book of keys. No, it is not.
What it will do for you is that it will reveal some very powerful secrets to you. If you are able to adequately make use of the secrets, then sooner or later, you begin to profit from lotto and not just to win it. Lotto is meant to be won by everybody (anybody can win lotto at anytime) but only the 'initiated' can profit from it.
For example, see this from the book:
Business / Re: Bankers For Baba-Ijebu (Premier-Lotto). by proflomo(m): 7:46am On Jun 01, 2016
godoluwa:
when will u start d lecture?

'Lecture' has already started on the website. For people like you who are afraid of going to another website apart from Nairaland, I'll only be posting part of the lecture here from time to time.
And for your information, let me just introduce myself a bit. I'm a Statistical Physicist, a Teacher and a lotto researcher of well over 10 years. I have been playing lotto since 2001 when even Premier Lotto(Baba Ijebu) hasn't come into existence. Then it was Rich well, Black star, Royal Feather, Star, Total and the likes.
And as for winning and profiting fro Lotto, here in Nigeria and in Ghana, I thank God.
So, I'm not a novice at all when it comes to lotto or any other gambling game for that matter.
Business / Re: Bankers For Baba-Ijebu (Premier-Lotto). by proflomo(m): 6:12am On Jun 01, 2016
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Business / Re: Bankers For Baba-Ijebu (Premier-Lotto). by proflomo(m): 9:03pm On May 31, 2016
The likes of godoluwa, haywire1, etc are always here to discourage people. These guys are only winners of lotto and they are hardly gainers in the lotto (ad)venture.
How many of you can explain to me the difference between WINNING LOTTO and GAINING FROM LOTTO.
One of the secrets in the book says "LOTTO ARE DESIGNED TO BE WON FROM TIME TO TIME BUT IT IS NOT MEANT TO BE PROFITED FROM."
What does this mean? The book will tell you.
Have you ever asked yourself why Baba Ijebu pays N240 for N1 staked for 2 numbers. Why not N300 or N150 or any other amount? I will tell you in the book.
Business / Re: Bankers For Baba-Ijebu (Premier-Lotto). by proflomo(m): 8:51pm On May 31, 2016
haywire1:


D bold got me grin grin cheesy cheesy grin grin

Check d secret inside ur book and drop tonight SUPER winning numbers for guys grin grin grin grin

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Human beings and their reasoning capabilities.
if you don't know, all of you, let me tell you. THE TRUTH, I MEAN THE REAL TRUTH IS NEVER HANDED OVER. IT'S ONLY DISCOVERED BY THOSE THAT SEEK IT.
If you want to win your Super, discover the secret(s) to that, utilize it appropriately and win your Super.
I have nothing to sell to anyone here. But I'm sure of something: for the open-minded people that will follow me as I serialize the book, you may be so open-minded that you will discover the secret to winning the lotto big time and making it for life.
That's for the open-minded, wise ones.
Good luck!
Business / Re: Bankers For Baba-Ijebu (Premier-Lotto). by proflomo(m): 8:39pm On May 31, 2016
Recently I feel like serialing the book, a part of it online. Facebook, Nairaland and my website.
Some of the major topics in the book are:


HOW TO WIN BIG MONEY IN LOTTO GAMES AND FOOTBALL POOLS

(A BOOK THAT LEAKS LOTTO AND POOLS SECRETS)

 

 

 

What is lotto all about? 

How did lotto begin? 

What are the different types of lotto? 

Should I play lotto games? 

How do I play lotto and pools numbers that win? 

How can I get continuous winnings? 

How can I get big winnings? 

How do I put lotto winnings to wise use? 

How do I get answers to questions I have about lotto?
Business / Re: Bankers For Baba-Ijebu (Premier-Lotto). by proflomo(m): 8:34pm On May 31, 2016
HOW TO WIN BIG MONEY IN LOTTO GAMES, aka, HISTORY AND SECRETS OF LOYTO is a book written by me over then years ago. But it remained unpublished till today, largely because the secrets I revealed therein are just too powerful. I can assure you the lotto promoters - Baba Ijebu and Co won't be happy with me for revealing so much to you in this book. Some of these secrets can seem so common or ordinary but the truth is that they are mostly overlooked by almost all lotto stakers/players.



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Business / Re: Bankers For Baba-Ijebu (Premier-Lotto). by proflomo(m): 8:14pm On May 31, 2016
proflomo:
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