Lottery Players Association, wanna join?

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Wintariofan — Fri, 15 Jun 2007 22:11:06 GMT

You are right Coin Toss, lottery corporations are like the casinos and never really lose profit ... the can only make money. I have the fortunate opportunity of living in Canada where every lottery game is tax free. Even the largest lottery win is not taxed. I do think its a good idea to have a grass roots plan for those U-S states that have really poor odds, huge tax margins, and no concern for players. A good idea is to write to the people in the higher echelons of the lottery and let th... [ More ]

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DoubleDown — Fri, 15 Jun 2007 20:53:48 GMT

I would join an organization...

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Coin Toss — Fri, 15 Jun 2007 20:49:32 GMT

The most effective means of doing somethig like that is to simply not play any particular lottery game people are upset with.

Unfortunately, that doesn't happen and the lotteries know this all too well. Thus matrixes expand and people who swear, I'm done with _ _ _ _ _ lotto, that's it for me , are back in line for the next drawing.

Lottery Players Association, wanna join?

marcoviski — Fri, 15 Jun 2007 20:36:56 GMT

I see people trying to eliminate computerizes drawings, signing petitions for megaplier, writing to the lottery director sugesting new games, less taxation on prizes, etc., etc... We can only succeed if we're organized. I am thinking of a National Association, similar to the NASPL which they have, that congregates state and provincial lotteries. It is about time for US , lottery players to create an association to fight for our rights and to make them listen to our voices. I invite you all to j... [ More ]