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why do some states like to use RNG instead of ping pong ball drawings?
why do some states like to use RNG instead ping pong drawings? is it a cost thing? a technology thing? What is their reasoning? I just don't get it.
Dec 24, 2015, 8:37 am - fast eddie - Lottery Discussion Forum

Taking the Mystery out of Picking Numbers (jackpot games)Reply
It would scare me to see a whole unit go down. It scary to think the technology they have when they can do that.
Aug 18, 2015, 12:26 pm - garyo1954 - Lottery Systems Forum

New mobile app finds nearest lottery retailersReply
Todd, I need your to build an app for me. Similar to this lottery place. Instead of lottery I want it to be liquor stores. How easy would it be for you to do this with the technology you already have built over the last 8 years. Inbox me pls
Jun 19, 2015, 10:41 am - Lildarryl - Lottery News

OHIO Lottery Machine was Hack using Fhhl Hacking it.Reply
There are lots of ways of getting malware onto a computer that does not involve a network. Again, it makes no matter if they record keystrokes or not. That is smoke and mirrors. Malware does not spread through keystrokes. Statements like that are made as if technology has not advanced since the 1980s.
Dec 7, 2014, 10:07 pm - Todd - Mathematics Forum

Reconsider the Lottery Master Guide (LMG) and A + / Gold Program
Reconsider the Lottery Master Guide (LMG) and A + / Gold Program LMG is a good book! It summarized and analyzed the Lotto Games from the causes and characteristics to their statistical laws systematically and seriously. LMG is practical and easy to understand. Also, its maneuverability is very strong! The book has became the Lotto Bible by numerous players in the world although its content has not yet been changed or revised substantially since 1984. In fact, LMG is still the b
Oct 29, 2014, 1:37 pm - lottoburg - Lottery Discussion Forum

Post your scratch ticket resultsReply
I was really excited to see a Ticket Scan option on the PA website for their APP. I downloaded it and it turns out it is for 2nd chance drawings only.. They obviously have the technology. Why not allows us to scan winners/losers at home?? I know the answer is that we won't buy more tickets then, but that feature would be awesome.
Oct 25, 2014, 5:29 pm - omiller315 - Instant ("Scratch-Off") Games Forum

Wisconsin: 10/1 - 10/31/2014Reply
I agree. In addition, when you see me post 45 combinations, I m testing strategies just to see what it would take to get one right. Lately, I have discovered that the complex technology driven strategy that I was using did not yield better results than a simple paper and pencil method.
Oct 17, 2014, 10:05 am - SQL-MAN - Pick 3 Forum

$228.5M Powerball lottery ticket sold in CaliforniaReply
You would think most of the jackpot winners would be from the Los Angeles area, being easily the second largest city in the country and having an enormous metropolitan area. The majority of lottery tickets sold in the state are bought there. Yet the considerably smaller Bay area, home of the rich and powerful who control the highly influential Silicon Valley technology mecca, appears to produce most of the jackpot winners.
Sep 26, 2014, 11:38 am - Scratch$ - Lottery News

Arkansas Lottery recoups $1M in unpaid taxes, child supportReply
Brothers cannot afford to be careless in this age of DNA technology. 15 minutes could cost you 15 years or more on CS payments
Sep 3, 2014, 9:13 am - maringoman - Lottery News

Legistors past LAW U must drive a SMART car R a teslar??Reply
Ugh. neither. One doesn't have enough infrastructure to support it and the other is a god snip glamorized mini cart. I hate gas guzzlers no matter how much money I have, though. Those god snip sand........sigh. Those BLEEPs are sitting on the mountains on US Dollar, building ridiculous skyscrapers and hoarding all the hot girls around the world, stacking them up in their gold-plated harems in the middle of god snip sand field. Our country really, really needs to be energy-independent.
May 4, 2014, 9:33 pm - gogidolim - Lottery Discussion Forum