by Michael Gilfillan In Winning Keno, Michael Gilfillan uses skills derived from a diverse array of sources to analyze the game. In this twenty-first-century system, he introduces the “occurrence factor.” Visualize the occurrence factor as a continuous stream of numbers representing the game’s biorhythm. Numbers will associate with other numbers with varied intensity, then disappear. Winning at keno is fun whether you are new to the game or an old hand. Experienced players can find that one more number and know when to play it. Within twenty-four hours of numbers to choose from, new players can forgo buying a ouija board and do the same. In a game where Chaos becomes the god of bad luck, let Winning Keno give you an edge. ABOUT THE AUTHOR While researching Winning Keno, Michael Gilfillan traveled to the far reaches of the keno world. Retired and living in the Florida panhandle, he is currently developing a visual chart for the Florida lottery. (2004, paperback, 154 pages) Availability: Usually ships in 2-3 business days. THIS TITLE IS NOT CURRENTLY AVAILABLE IN E-BOOK FORMAT. |