>
> Robert Perkis,
> You invented the PT system back in 1995 and published it in Lotto
> World. Is the original article available for down load?
>
> It is an intriguing system and it can be altered in various ways.
> Its similarity to ten pin bowling is obvious and I wonder if Steve
> Player copied it in some way and if so under what name?
>
> How one arranges the letters around the triangle can be varied as can
> the line selections in your triangle. Do you have any long term stats
> for the profitablity of using your selection of just six lines?
>
> Is there any specific reason for looking at only the last seven draws
> such as making sure not all digits have been drawn, which would
> statistcally require ten draws on average.
>
> Do you have any additional info to share about your system?
> ...

>
>
>Stig Holmquist wrote:

>>
>> Robert Perkis,
>> You invented the PT system back in 1995 and published it in Lotto
>> World. Is the original article available for down load?
>>
>> It is an intriguing...

>
> On Thu, 03 Apr 2008 15:07:46 -0400, Robert Perkis icdus.com>
> wrote:
>

>>
>>
>>Stig Holmquist wrote:

>>>
>>> Robert Perkis,
>>> You invented the PT system back in 1995 and published it in Lotto
>>> World. Is the original article available for down load?
>>>
>>> It is an intriguing system and it can be altered in various ways.
>>> Its similarity to ten pin bowling is obvious and I wonder if Steve
>>> Player copied it in some way and if so under what name?
>>>
>>> How one arranges the letters around the triangle can be varied as can
>>> the line selections in your triangle. Do you have any long term stats
>>> for the profitablity of using your selection of just six lines? ...

>
>
>Stig Holmquist wrote:

>>
>> On Thu, 03 Apr 2008 15:07:46 -0400, Robert Perkis icdus.com>
>> wrote:
>>

>>>
>>>
>>>Stig Holmquist wrote:

>>>>
>>>> Robert Perkis,
>>>> You invented the PT system back in 1995 and published it in Lotto
>>>> World. Is the original article available for down load?

>>>>Is there a software that can sort the numbbers frrom the last 5,6,7.....

>>>> It is an intriguing system and it can be altered in various ways.
>>>> Its similarity to ten pin bowling is obvious and I wonder if Steve
>>>> Player copied it in some way and if so under...

>
> On Thu, 03 Apr 2008 16:52:54 -0400, Robert Perkis icdus.com>
> wrote:
>

>>
>>
>>Stig Holmquist wrote:

>>>
>>> On Thu, 03 Apr 2008 15:07:46 -0400, Robert Perkis icdus.com>
>>> wrote:
>>>

>>>>
>>>>
>>>>Stig Holmquist wrote:

>>>>>
>>>>> Robert Perkis,
>>>>> You invented the PT system back in 1995 and published it in Lotto
>>>>> World. Is the original article available for down load?

> ...

> Stig Holmquist wrote:
>

>> On Thu, 03 Apr 2008 16:52:54 -0400, Robert Perkis icdus.com>
>> wrote:

>

>>>Stig Holmquist wrote:

>

>>>> On Thu, 03 Apr 2008 15:07:46 -0400, Robert Perkis icdus.com>
>>>> wrote:

>

>>>>>Stig Holmquist wrote:

>

>>>>>> Robert Perkis,
>>>>>> You invented the PT system back in 1995 and published it in Lotto
>>>>>> World. Is the original article available for down load?

>

>>>>>>Is there a software that can sort the numbbers frrom the last 5,6,7.....

>> draws and yield the frequencies? I've no ability to do any programming
>> so I need a ready made one. ...

>
> On Apr 10, 12:07 am, Robert Perkis icdus.com> wrote:

>> Stig Holmquist wrote:
>>

>>> On Thu, 03 Apr 2008 16:52:54 -0400, Robert Perkis icdus.com>
>>> wrote:

>>

>>>>Stig Holmquist wrote:

>>

>>>>> On Thu, 03 Apr 2008 15:07:46 -0400, Robert Perkis icdus.com>
>>>>> wrote:

>>

>>>>>>Stig Holmquist wrote:

>>

>>>>>>> Robert Perkis,
>>>>>>> You invented the PT system back in 1995 and published it in Lotto
>>>>>>> World. Is the original article available for down load?

>>

>>>>>>>Is there a software that can sort the numbbers frrom the last 5,6,7..... ...

>Robert Perkis,
>You invented the PT system back in 1995 and published it in Lotto
>World. Is the original article available for down load?
>
>It is an intriguing system and it can be altered in various...

>
> On Thu, 03 Apr 2008 09:00:05 -0400, Stig Holmquist
> hotmail.com> wrote:
>

>>Robert Perkis,
>>You invented the PT system back in 1995 and published it in Lotto
>>World. Is the original article available for down load?
>>
>>It is an intriguing system and it can be altered in various ways.
>>Its similarity to ten pin bowling is obvious and I wonder if Steve
>>Player copied it in some way and if so under what name?
>>
>>How one arranges the letters around the triangle can be varied as can
>>the line selections in your triangle. Do you have any long term stats
>>for the profitablity of using your selection of just six lines?
>>
>>Is there any specific reason for looking at only the last seven draws
>>such as making sure not all digits have been drawn, which would
>>statistcally require ten draws on average. ...