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LP Winner- Fiction StoryReply
A Story using LP member ID's Todd announced on LP that someone had won the jackpot. The winner was LottoMike! That's a lotto money Mike, you sure are lucky, Todd said! Yes, I am trulyblessed, and it was my turn to win. I was so happy when I saw that I won the jackpot, I started to sing Amazing Grace, Mike Said! Did you use a system or did you use your inner clairvoyance, asked Todd? I used a system, it's called Tenaj, that's Janet spelled backward. The system is great, I had it t
Mar 17, 2008, 12:35 pm - pacattack05 - Lottery Discussion Forum

Quick Picks with Your Own NumbersReply
We went thru this last August and the answer is IMHO yes. https://www.lotterypost.com/thread/160905 Here is a post from that thread: Ok here you go I haven't checked results but tonight I spent a little more time to examine what the machine gave versus the picks I made with 15 lines from a wheel. I did a line to line check of my numbers versus the QP's generated, there were only 2 lines that had no numbers duplicated by the DCQPicker, there were 5 lines that had 1 number duplica
Jan 18, 2008, 10:05 am - jarasan - Lottery Discussion Forum

Study ranks Missouri lottery as ninth best in U.S.Reply
Looking at the point assignments, I can only see 2 or 3 categories where fairness is involved and that's if you include bilingual. The study was made in Texas that does have a large Spanish speaking population but I don't see why it's unfair if any US state lottery printed tickets, ads, website, or billboards only in English when the US Constitution was written in English. To be totally fair, this study is suggesting that all lottery ticket sold should be printed in every language spoken or read
Jan 5, 2008, 12:06 am - Stack47 - Lottery News

"Nukote 22" win $61.5M PowerBall jackpot
A lucky day in Bardstown 05:44 PM EDT on Thursday, September 27, 2007 Also online: LOUISVILLE, Ky. -- It is the feel good story of the day, and WHAS11 News broke it first on our noon news: A group of working class folks in Bardstown, Kentucky strike it rich with a winning lottery ticket. Twenty-two workers from the Nukote plant have been buying Powerball tickets for years -- this time, though, it paid off. The first winning Powerball ticket in Kentucky since 2003 was
Sep 27, 2007, 6:01 pm - Guru101 - Jackpot Games Forum

Man finds $50,000 lottery ticket, returns it to ownerNews Story
A deli owner in Newington found a winning lottery ticket in the trash and returned it to his customer. George Rusin has a loyal customer base at Your Store deli in Newington, Connecticut. He gets credit for his talent in the kitchen and his honesty behind the counter. George says he sees people buy scratch tickets and leave them behind all day. He knew one day he was bound to find a big winner in the trash. I thought it was a dinky $5 winner, then I'm seeing a five and four big zero
Sep 22, 2007, 7:30 am - Todd - Lottery News

$75M Texas Lotto winner a 'regular player'News Story
Someone shopping at a League City, Texas, convenience store is millions richer today, but right now, no one knows who the person is. A customer at the Quick Mart, 2100 FM 2094 in League City, bought the only winning ticket for Saturday night's $75 million drawing, lottery spokeswoman Robyn Smith said. The winner will have to claim its prize at the organization's headquarters in Austin within 180 days of the drawing. Nizar Karim Ali, a store clerk at the Quick Mart, said the man came in
Apr 10, 2007, 8:24 pm - Todd - Lottery News

NJ couple claims other half of record lottery jackpotNews Story
A New Jersey couple claimed half of the record $390 million Mega Millions jackpot Monday and said they are retired effective immediately. Elaine and Harold Messner chose the cash option for the prize from the March 6 drawing in the multi-state game. They will receive $116,557,083 before the 25 percent federal withholding tax. We feel very fortunate and blessed, Harold Messner, 57, a general contractor who bought the winning ticket. This is that early retirement we've always dreamed of
Mar 20, 2007, 12:29 pm - Todd - Lottery News

Man who stole winning lottery ticket gets 5 yearsNews Story
A judge on Friday sentenced Sam Grair to five years and four months in prison for stealing a lottery ticket worth $524,000 at the store where he worked. Grair, 43, pleaded guilty in September to grand theft and presenting a fraudulent claim to a government agency. Prosecutor Howard Wise said the message is this: It is a deterrent to any store clerk that is in a position of trust so they won't do the same thing. Wise said Grair, of Camarillo, had no prior criminal history. In cour
Nov 18, 2006, 10:45 am - Todd - Lottery News

Greenup Jumpin' Jimmy's sells lottery ticket worth $12.25 millionNews Story
Monday proved busier than normal for Jumpin' Jimmy's manager Becky Lewis. I haven't gotten hardly any paperwork done today because I've been answering the phone so much, she said. But what do you expect when word gets out that a $12 million-plus lottery jackpot ticket was sold at the small town fuel station? Illinois Lottery officials confirmed that the lone winning $12,250,000 Lotto ticket was purchased at the Greenup Jumpin' Jimmy's on Saturday but was still unclaimed as of press ti
Oct 3, 2006, 12:33 pm - Todd - Lottery News

PRIME for 9-11Reply
my..... motto ......IF you can't HIT all NUMBER's at least HIT sum..........for at least a free-ticket to say the LEAST! Fan-5 came on STRONG Saturday with a JackPot over $400,000! Sorry to say.......my $20 did not even result in a freebie ticket!!! I was told by a good source (whom, I cannot name), that FAN-5 had all 39 new white BALLs washed in TIDE before dump'in the BUBBLE machine........to make sure the JackPot POPPED ! Wouldaa.....Shouldaa......Couldaa gotten 4 ou
Sep 17, 2006, 2:28 pm - psykomo - Pick 5 Forum