"Lotto Texas" Now At $92 MILLION ($59.1 Million Cash)

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rcbbuckeye — Sun, 16 May 2010 15:26:26 GMT

Glad u like Tx psykomo. Austin is a real music town, tho I don't spend time down there, my daughter likes to party down there when she's at college.

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rcbbuckeye — Sun, 16 May 2010 15:24:30 GMT

Annuity went up $1M, cash is up $1.1M. Interest rates changing. Personally, I only play the cash option.

My work pool has now played $413 since January and won all of $9. Last night I played $2 on PB with powerplay and won $8. Tx Lotto is a real bear to win, I have never seen it roll for this long. Last time I checked a week or so ago, they were selling around 3.1 - 3.4 million tics per draw. So I suppose it shouldn't be a surprise for it to roll this long. Even so, I'm really thinking about... [ More ]

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psykomo — Sun, 16 May 2010 09:03:24 GMT

BUT, U must L@@K after D little GUY when it CUM'ssssssssssss22222222222222TEXAS$$$$!

WE played in AUSTIN last week.......PEOPLE DOWN thier R AWSOME $OM$OME!!!!!!!!!!TEXAS$$$$!

FABRIC also played a lotto $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ on LOTTO TEXAS !!!!!!!!!!$$$!

THE FABRIC LUV'sssssssssssTEXAS

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CAL-LottoPlayer — Sun, 16 May 2010 07:29:43 GMT

UPDATE: No one won the Lotto Texas jackpot on Saturday so it has increased to $93 million or $60 million cash.

Although their jackpot has become this large amount, it is still only increasing by $1 million per game. They must not have many players. If California's SuperLotto was this high, it would be increasing at least $3 million per game by now.

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RJOh — Thu, 13 May 2010 13:59:13 GMT

Sounds like the Texans playing PB and MM have done a lot better than those playing Lotto Texas .

"Lotto Texas" Now At $92 MILLION ($59.1 Million Cash)

CAL-LottoPlayer — Thu, 13 May 2010 12:28:01 GMT

No one won yesterday's Lotto Texas so the jackpot has increased to $92 million or $59 million cash. That's a lot of cowboy hats.

If no one wins on Saturday, Lotto Texas will become larger than even California's SuperLotto in over 5 years. If you live in or near Texas, it would be better to play Lotto Texas than MegaLotto or PowerBall because of the odds.