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Lottery is controlled by IlluminatiReply
The Lottery People have to do something with all those computers, information received from betting slips and a buncha' smart people they employ. Rather than having them sit on their hands, betcha' they are looking at all sorts of patterns on us lottery mice. If they find patterns that seem to scam them , then bet you the nights drawing may magically change. Legally of course, not necessarily ethically. I think it's a game of cat and mouse . Lottery players are trying to figure out ways to
May 3, 2012, 6:42 pm - BlueDuck - Lottery Discussion Forum

Winners of big lottery jackpots often crave anonymity amid challenges to do soReply
Not looking for any front man . I personally don't have any problem going public for a meet and greet session for a state that requires this ritual. Getting back to my original question, if the state of Illinois reigns supreme in corruption (which I'm not in disagreement with), why would you assume that by requiring a parade of faces and names of winners are legit, and not a continuation of the lottery scam you allude to?
Apr 12, 2012, 7:24 pm - mcginnin56 - Lottery News

Winners of big lottery jackpots often crave anonymity amid challenges to do soReply
You obviously did not read the part about Illinois where people thought they were playing a legitimate lottery, only to find it was a scam. I am sure the good folks of Tennessee will agree with that since they had an issue with the RNG being rigged in their pick 3 and pick 4 games. Corruption reigns supreme in Illinois and I am all for at least seeing the face and reading the name of that winner even if they do claim it in a LLC or trust. Given the way corruption works in Illinois, if Illinois a
Apr 11, 2012, 3:56 pm - OldSchoolPa - Lottery News

N.Y. man lost $100,000 in lottery scamNews Story
A Saratoga County, New York, man may have lost more than $100,000 in an international email-based scheme that used fraudulent IRS forms to dupe victims into believing they'd won a multi-million dollar lottery but needed to pay fees to collect their winnings. A 14-month investigation by the U.S. Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration uncovered a trail of email and bank accounts that led to European suspects who had obtained credit card and bank account information for an unknown num
Apr 5, 2012, 11:24 am - Todd - Lottery News

New Illinois ticket: 5 PRIZES OF $4,000,000 PAID IN GOLD BULLION OR CASH!Reply
WOW! I Like this ticket! If you compare the odds with the odds of$20.00 Florida Lottery Scratchers this ticket is a dream Florida is one of the most populous states with also one of the most heavily visited (who also buy tickets) Florida Lotto is such a SCAM!!!!
Mar 18, 2012, 6:34 pm - TheRightPrice - Instant ("Scratch-Off") Games Forum

Buying every combination for Powerball...Is it legal?Reply
You are correct Coin Toss. Just googled, and it was the Australians trying to play all the possible 7 Million+ combinations of the Virginia pick 6 lottery back in 92 Apparently they only had enough time to play 5 Million comb's only, but from the article looks like the winning ticket was from this syndicate. BTW, they did change the lottery rules to prevent bulk purchases at lotto terminals, similar to the Mass. Ca$h Winfall scam, that game has actually been discontinued as of 1/23.
Feb 13, 2012, 12:34 am - mcginnin56 - Lottery Discussion Forum

powerball ripoffReply
I really think the reason for the change is because both big games are available in almost all states now, and before the change they were basically the same game. MUSL does't make more money, directly, due to the increased ticket price. MUSL and the states make more money if there's more revenue, but if you don't want to pay the higher price, Mega Millions has a history of even bigger jackpots (and higher cash values). It isn't a scam or a ripoff; it's simply a different game offered to give va
Feb 12, 2012, 12:50 am - Longarm - Jackpot Games Forum

Florida Lottery education spending investigatedReply
The for the chil-ren angle gets the saps every time. It's not like the pols are going to see a pile of money sitting there and go Now, now, we must leave that for its exact purported purposes, and not steer it to a pet project. The whole money-grab and indoctrination scam known as public schooling should be shut down.
Feb 7, 2012, 7:55 pm - time*treat - Lottery News

$2 for a $1 mega millions ticketReply
You should definitely report this unsavory character to BOTH the store management as well as the the state lottery commission. With a lot of confusion still out there with the $1 increase for PB, this clerk has been probably been trying to scam and take advantage of most of the lotto customers since 1/15, when the price increase went into effect. It doesn't sound like much, but throughout a shift they could be pocketing $50-100 that is not being put in the till. These LOW LIFE SCUM SUC
Feb 7, 2012, 9:59 am - mcginnin56 - Lottery Discussion Forum

Hot Lotto trust representative won't name winnerReply
This is exactly what happened with a Hoosier Lottery scratch off ticket scam. After the job went successfully, one of the guys in on it decided his share wasn't enough for his involvement. When the others wouldn't renegotiate his fee, he blew the whistle. https://www.lotterypost.com/news/99980
Jan 23, 2012, 7:39 pm - time*treat - Lottery News