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Trust internet ticket buying services?Reply
Cider,Another option you may consider is joining a lottery pool. There are some lottery pools that are honest and do not charge extra for tickets. There was a person on this forum that recently started a lottery pool. He polled the group to see how he should go about forming the group and what the conditions should be. His email address is georgia_lotto_club@yahoo.com.There are other lottery pools on the web. Be careful, though, some are pyramid schemes.My problem with Playlot is the cost. This
Dec 26, 2003, 4:26 pm - Jake649 - Lottery Discussion Forum

Acculotto & Lotto CheetahReply
Acculotto I believe is like a lotto pool except you get your lotto combos from the acculotto people.
Dec 23, 2003, 10:21 am - ants - Lottery Systems Forum

Pennsylvania - 12/02 thru 12/07/2003Reply
Lucky,nice call on the 547!!PA eve 7 4 5.Didn't have to go back far to pick this one.Pool depth of 2 to 4.Thank you,wsls
Dec 4, 2003, 8:36 am - winsumloosesum - Pick 3 Forum

covermaster- need helpReply
rjoh: re >covermastertried 5/ and 6 pick with pool at 20/30/39/49 none worked. seemed like it only did GENERATE with up to pool 18. meaning all tickets were with numbers t1 thr 18. tried to add numbers in little window clicked set than apply and noting happened, generated numbers were same again. as preevious chart. it seem like I can only click on 1 numner in ltl window and nothing eles.sure hope to learn this as it seem like a great wheel. can u tell me what I am doing wron
Nov 30, 2003, 6:13 pm - luckycat - Lottery Systems Forum

Lottery Pools - Your Thoughts??Reply
Hi Todd and Everyone,Thanks for the feedback and for voting. I have decided to actually run the pool with no membership fees or charges. Plain and simple, I want to win a major lottery and in the process, help and share the experience with others. I've received a few emails from members that are interested in joining. The only cost will be the price of the tickets we purchase, divided by the number of people in the pool. I plan on writing up the rules and contract this weekend. If you are in
Nov 24, 2003, 7:29 pm - Lottery_Analyst - Lottery Discussion Forum

Lottery Pools - Your Thoughts??Reply
Pick-4 Master,Thanks for your reply. I disagree with your comment that Lottery Pools are good for people that are not skilled at picking their own numbers or using Lottery Software. I have always picked my own numbers and also use various software packages, not to mention my own personal systems, and I have won 5 of 6 in the GA Lotto 3 different times.The whole idea behind a Lottery Pool is to have more chances to win for less money spent. Unless you prefer to not share and keep the winnings a
Nov 21, 2003, 9:56 pm - Lottery_Analyst - Lottery Discussion Forum

Lunch Ladies Share $95 Million Powerball PrizeReply
Quote: Originally posted by RJOh on October 28, 2003 It nice to see those lunch ladies getting along better than the hospital workers in N.J., the cab drivers in FL, the office workers in MA and the caf workers in AL. No one is asking if anyone forgot to put their quarter in the pool in time, that how a pool among friends and co-workers should work.RJOhWhat's even better the winning ticket was bought by the husband of one of the lunch ladies. He bought two tickets and gave one to the group, wh
Oct 28, 2003, 4:33 pm - megamillionaire - Lottery News

Wheels - Pick 7 from 27Reply
I guess that would depend what you are after. If you are primarily looking to match all seven numbers, then you should go with a full wheeling system. You could use and eight ball pool which would give you eight sets of numbers which would guarantee a 7/7 match. Or if you just wanted to match for a lower prize you could go with an abbreviated wheel using the same eight number pool which would guarantee a 4/7 match giving you five sets of numbers. All depends what you are after. Lottostrategies.c
Oct 26, 2003, 8:46 am - whodeani - Lottery Discussion Forum

Are lottery pools legal in Michigan?Reply
Here's my response I sent to gmcroman: gmcroman,Here's my experience with almost every lottery pooling Web site: you basically get ripped off. These sites use pools to hide the fact that they charge many times the ticket cost.With the site you mentioned, you're basically buying 8 tickets for $29, or almost $4 per ticket.The way to calculate that is to take their package #1: 400 total tickets, with 50 people in the pool. 400 tickets divided by 50 people is 8 tickets per person, for $29.Plus, yo
Oct 25, 2003, 6:39 pm - Todd - Lottery Discussion Forum

Syndicate System v Playing AloneReply
Playing the lotteries though a syndicate is a good way to give your money to someone you don't know and never will see and pay them a fee for taking your money. The syndicates I've seen don't work like the pools you form with co-workers and family members, they are businesses that take your money, pick your numbers, buy some tickets(maybe) and make a nice profit and all operate outside the jurisdictions of the courts. There is no reason that makes any sense for a person to give his money to som
Aug 28, 2003, 5:38 pm - RJOh - Lottery Discussion Forum