
In Reply to: “My kingdom for a good lottery software tutorial!” posted by Ion Saliu on June 13, 2001.
What a lot of discussion this has generated. When I first came to this site, I didn't read everything straight away. No, I came across this site and thought (as many of you have before me no doubt): "Wow, cool, this looks great, I'm gonna be rich!" However, nothing in life is that simple.
It appears that what RUSS wants is not only completely free software, but a step by step, spoon by spoon guide to how to apply every little nuance to his individual situation and so win every time with no effort. Many people might think that selfish - however I can see a logic to it - We haven't had to work at the software: it's free (no effort involved in downloading it, save time), why then, not have a failsafe step by step tutorial to go with it? I can't answer that other than it appears to be the balance, there is no such thing as a one sided coin. I am a little like DEZ, I find the strategy of it all quite a brain ache at times.
I have been studying the Lotwon99 lottery software since March and am still playing on paper as I haven't quite got it yet. But I have followed Ion's advice, I have been through the whole message board and copied and pasted any relevant articles to a notepad, so that I have my own reference file. And like DEZ I would reiterate that you couldn't read the lotto software tutorial too many times. It may not be the best-written document on this planet, but I have no doubt that if you seek it is there to be found.
My interest really is only in lotto 6 stuff, as we don't have pick-3 and pick-4 games here in England. The thing about the tutorial though is that YOU NEED TO READ IT ALL, even the pick3 and pick-4 parts, to glean necessary insight for the lotto-6 part. If you buy a book because it promises certain information that you need, but when you go to the relevant chapter it doesn't seem to have the information you wanted, what do you do? Throw the book away and dismiss it? Or read every other chapter to see if the stuff you wanted was there? You might feel aggrieved that it wasn't where you thought it might be, but that will soon wear off as you now have the information you wanted.
Two last things:
1) The person who offered $100 for individual 'tuition' - there is already a text by Ion on this site that states he charges $1000.
2) I would be happy to re-write a tutorial for lotto 6 it might help me understand better too, but Ion would have to approve it first of course.
Good luck to you all!
Nik Kulai Barker
Ion Saliu's note 2008:
I had the highest appreciation for this guy, Nik. I nicknamed him Kulai. I give people nicknames, because I give myself nicknames as well (Parpaluck). You are someone if people around the world know you by one name, like Pelé, Maradona, or Madonna (the singer, not the Virgin...although the singer has a song "Like a virgin"...) A few people told me that I was wrong by chastising Kulai. I had hard feelings myself…but I still believe I was right. He charmed me because he wanted me to share my source code with him. I was surprised how hard he tried to convince other people in public about untruths that he knew were lies! That's why some people believe I treated Kulai wrongfully. Also, Kulai showed his true character when he published some of my lottery or gambling strategies as-if of his own (under different Niknames!) Search this site and read more about the Kulai debacle.
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• The latest version of MDIEditor and Lotto WE, including the freeware version (01) has a comprehensive help facility. The Windows help file is better and more comprehensive than in any previous versions of my software.
•• Check also the Help page, the FTP download site, and this message board. You will probably find new information and useful tips. - Ion Saliu -




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