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Payout Concept
O.K. You know about the Match 5 Bonus Pool in Powerball, right? Well, what if some Pick 6 game did something like that as a permanent feature. Let's try an example. 40% of every draws sales goes to the prizes for that draw, but an extra 10% will be set aside for a situation to be described later, for a total of 50%. As the jackpot grows, so does that bonus pool. But when someone wins the jackpot, that bonus pool will be split among the people who matched 3, 4, or 5 numbers in that draw. So the b
Jan 12, 2006, 6:07 pm - JimmySand9 - Lottery Discussion Forum

Breakfast buddies file suit over lottery ticketReply
TheGameGrl wrote:<< I beg to differ against the folks who presume the ticket WASNT purchase by the wife. She could just have easily bought a series of tickets that day or a few days earlier. >>It's certainly possible that the ticket was bought separately from the pool, whether by the wife or no. Based on what's in the article there are a lot of claims by the people suing, but not a lot of facts. One of the claims doesn't ring true, though. Why would it take a month for the store to
Dec 29, 2005, 7:01 pm - KY Floyd - Lottery News

SoCal man sues to get share of $315 million lottery jackpotReply
I would have never started this pool unless there was some serious interest in players that were serious about participating. Before I started it, I would tell people about how I would go back and forth to Ohio (my in-laws live there), and buy Virginia Lottery (before LottoSouth), MegaMillions (then the Big Game), Powerball in WV, the Ohio SuperLotto, and a friend in Cali that bought their lottery. Because the jackpots got so high, my co-workers got jealous because they weren't driving anywhere
Dec 18, 2005, 9:37 pm - cps10 - Lottery News

Stolen lottery ticket trial underway in ChicagoReply
Agree with Txwinr. This story is such a shame. Most people are not that dishonest. I was part of a company pool for years and even sent money to the factory after my office was closed. These were good, hard-working people. I think it's important however to have very clear rules that everyone agrees to and make copies or scan each ticket purchased so all members have copies. The ticket is a bearer instrument, but having a copy should prove it was stolen. I've been unemployed for a few months an
Dec 15, 2005, 3:13 pm - justxploring - Lottery News

Lottery winner cries foulReply
that man is a bastard. and he calls himself a man of god. well... there are many shady people in the world.... like that woman who stole the $250,000 mcdonald's prize from that mentally disabled charge of hers back in the late 80s, early 90s; or the family that was busted for collecting social security checks for years in the name of a handicapped young boy who was found on the property in a barrel of cement.and then there's the weird case of the maine couple who purchased one set of tickets fo
Oct 30, 2005, 7:40 am - Iesha Kelly - Lottery Discussion Forum

Powerball Bonus Prize J/P at 20 mil now!
FYI ... http://www.powerball.comand:http://www.powerball.com/powerball/pb_prizes.aspMatch 5 Bonus PrizeWhenever the Powerball jackpot reaches a record level, the amount of the jackpot prize is limited to increases for each draw of no more than $25 million. The prize money collected in excess of the maximum $25 million increase, will be placed into the Match 5 Bonus prize pool and will accumulate until there is a jackpot winner. When there is a jackpot winner, the Match 5 Bonus prize pool will be
Oct 19, 2005, 3:50 pm - CincyLady - Lottery Discussion Forum

More On Lotto Trio
I'm seriously thinking of going from lottery to lottery via e-mail and pitching this game. I'm going to post a few situations to get feedback.Situation 1:Jackpots for Monday: Big Easy: $1,400,000 Annuity or $700,000 Cash Classic: $14,000,000 Annuity or $7,000,000 Cash Winner Take All: $9,000,000 Annuity or $4,500,000 Cash A player decides to play his numbers in the Classic pool only. There are also two other pools, the Big Easy and the Winner Take All, all pools have a rolling jackpot. T
Jul 24, 2005, 5:01 am - JimmySand9 - Lottery Discussion Forum

Remote ViewingReply
OK, guys, here's something more. I am reading Russell Targ's Limitless Mind . On Page 42 there is an interesting passage on remote viewing Lottery numbers and I quote: Numbers are much more difficult to perceive than pictorial targets. For example, it is more difficult to guess a target number between one and ten than it is to describe a location chosen from an infinitude of planetary locations that one has never seen. This is because the viewer already has crystal-clear mental images of al
Jul 18, 2005, 11:40 pm - orangeman - Mystical Forum

Need help with dream...(not numbers!)Reply
Todd..thanks,and yes I agree with all you stated. Always trust your first instincts..ALWAYS! second,never assume you will hear a child fall in...we heard nothing and we were right near her.....I also have signed her up for swimming lessons this summer. Now about the floatation device,I tried those,they are really not safe,my child floated,but face first in the water with one of these. I think they are meant for a child who can get around a bit in the pool. I think teaching Gracelyn to swim and m
Apr 25, 2005, 9:06 am - Gracie Girl - Mystical Forum

Powerball pool opinionReply
Quote: Originally posted by four4me on April 11, 2005I guess two people could be in a pool but it's more like a partnersnip. most lottery pools consist of 10 people or more each contrubiting a set amount. Then either hand picking the numbers to play or buying qpicks. You can decide if you will play for extended draws or just one drawing. Take any moneys won up to the set amount and put it in a kitty for the future drawings.Remembr to find out if it's ok in your state to run a pool and how you mi
Apr 12, 2005, 12:36 pm - PrisonerSix - Lottery Discussion Forum