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Reply #8

MarMar11 — Sat, 19 Sep 2009 21:15:10 GMT

Thanks pep!

Thats not very convincing to anyone who would think their chances of winning by quick picks

is the way to go. I'sn this website supposed to simplify the wheeling systems and increase chances

of a jackpot or am I not aware of some difficulty when i get my poolers and try to arrange 500 tickets

per draw?

Mar

Reply #7

pepper1 — Sat, 19 Sep 2009 00:48:06 GMT

I was part of a pool and we played the same way see below

The other pool that I was part of only occured when there was a large jackpot. A co-worker would travel the building asking folks if they wanted to be part of the pool. She would get the money and purchase the tickets (qp's) and give us copies before the drawing. She let us all know up front that unless we won enough for all of us to get at least $5, any money won would be rolled over to the next large jackpot to purchase tickets. I st... [ More ]

Reply #6

markp1950 — Fri, 18 Sep 2009 23:21:20 GMT

EVERYBODY plays the same amount. Whether it's $5 or $1. KEEP IT SIMPLE.

Maybe somebody could play more shares, but it will have to be a multiple of the amount played.

MarkP

Reply #5

MarMar11 — Fri, 18 Sep 2009 22:43:44 GMT

Yes sir, am still in the developing stages of this and am trying to figure out how I'm

going to get and retain my poolers you have any suggestions? I do not work in a major building

however our realestate office has about 200 agents so I guess i'll start there but they might be concerned

about any legalities issue so I have not brought it up at work yet. If I send out some messages to

businesses I would assume I need them to have an organizer to work with me and gather all the cash..... [ More ]

Reply #4

PERDUE — Thu, 17 Sep 2009 18:54:48 GMT

No we did not use the same numbers every draw. We did quick picks. I decided to leave the pool because I disagreed with a few things I saw happening within the group. For instance, I noticed that certain people in the group could select numbers to play if they wanted to but when others asked they received a solid no. I also noticed that certain people were allowed to pay for other members but if you were not one of the favorites then you could not pay for someone else that week. But what helped

Reply #3

markp1950 — Thu, 17 Sep 2009 17:48:05 GMT

I did it the hard way. I would type all lines into a spreadsheet. And numbered the tickets.

Then when the numbers would be drawn I would use the background color option to find the matches.

Sure looked nice.... :-)

www.openoffice.org

But at the most I would have 100 lines, maybe 120.

MarkP

Reply #2

MarMar11 — Thu, 17 Sep 2009 00:58:46 GMT

Thank you sir.Were you all using the same numbers every draw?

What about the person who held the tickets was he making anything

whith the 2, 3, or 4 of 6 tickets or did the poolers want that to be divided too?

Marshall

Reply #1

PERDUE — Tue, 15 Sep 2009 23:29:14 GMT

Hi MarMar11

Welcome to LotteryPost. Great to have you here. A few moons ago I used to be part of 2 lottery pools at work. The person that purchased and held the tickets always went to Office Max/Office Depot/Staples (office copier was a big no-no) and made copies for every member and distributed them before the drawing so that our pita members would not complain or have an accusation of cheating. Pita=Pain In The Azz.

I hope you can find something that fits your need and the need of your p... [ More ]

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MarMar11 — Tue, 15 Sep 2009 21:39:50 GMT

Hello players, new to the system today and was wondering if there is some kind of a chart that

display's all of the selections about 250 tickets for my poolers to take a look at . Therefore they

could all check the numbers for each draw. I'll be retaining these tickets on behalf of the poolers.

The game I believe is going to be the california 5+ mega or mega millions whatever is better.

Thanks a million

Marshall