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Top 10 "Reasons" why the Powerball Lottery is a scam...!Reply
Reason 2.) Unless every possible combination is played which is 195 million + you cannot have a 99.9% Degree of Certainty...this also means its to the lotteries advantage to print out duplicate tickets where there is not a winner despite the high volume of tickets sold. I think it's been said many times that all of the lottery terminals possess a random number generator for quick picks. If true, then the lottery folks have no control over how many of the total combinations will be in play.
Jun 4, 2010, 10:52 pm - bobby623 - Jackpot Games Forum

Todd forgive me if this in inappropriate. Church and lotteryReply
jarasan, Not too fond of the system either, but back in the 1970s and 1980s there were so many scams going on under the auspices of giving that it brought the heat on a lot of people. One was the Universal Life Church scam (the church still exists). People would send off $10 to be ordained and become a Reverend in the Universal Life Church. They would delclare their home a church, turn their entire paycheck over to the church, and pay themselves back for needed living expenses from what th
May 11, 2010, 12:03 am - Coin Toss - Lottery Discussion Forum

N.J. school board member claims $211.7M Powerball jackpotReply
So much for remaining a private person. I just read another article about Ms. McNeil which discloses more personal information includng the location of her last job and the church she attends. The press is now interviewing her neighbors, co-workers and even her pastor. There is even this quote from her attorney: Her attorney, Perry Pittenger of Scotch Plains, said his lucky client is wary of the notoriety that can follow sudden riches. She's not one for the limelight,' Pittenger said. 'W
Apr 18, 2010, 4:07 pm - Starr920 - Lottery News

NC pre and post test drawsReply
This is what hapens when WE THE PEOPLE think that our elected officials are looking out for our best interest..they are looking out for the STATES BEST INTEREST..this is how they hide combos from the public so you will think they havent showed yet and keep betting on them losing your money.. Think of it as a tax on the ABILITY to be able to gamble in your state..!!!! its a scam...a PONZI SCHEME..all the state lotteries in the UNITED STATES are running Ponzi Schemes and it makes Bernie Ma
Apr 17, 2010, 1:31 pm - lotterybraker - Pick 3 Forum

Anyone tried these?Reply
You're right, there are a some folks here like lottolaughs and others who really do well. What sparks my interest in this guy is that he claims he makes a living off the p-3, and wants to prove it for free. Out of all the systems I've either read about or bought since 1988, no one has ever made such a bold claim and tried to prove it before hand. If this all just falls through and full of BS, there is however one possible scam involved here. For all I know, he just throws out a bunch
Mar 6, 2010, 12:30 am - joker17 - Lottery Systems Forum

Pick 6 helpful tips?
Hello, I'm kind of new in this, i know there's a lot of scam and fraud with fake lottery guides but i've been trying to figure out some tips which will help me play 6/39 lottery. I thought about using wheels but i need to eliminate some numbers before...i want to get to around 15-20 numbers to play with and then choose the wheel. I know of repeated numbers (same number in concecutive draws), hot numbers, concecutive numbers and i'm looking for more ways of elimination. Please help
Feb 28, 2010, 8:43 am - todotod - Jackpot Games Forum

steve player lotteryReply
Hi there, jayemmar. No harm intended but, I severely beg to differ with this statement: Here's the real answer friends: Because there's no algorithm, or general rule, for consistantly coming up with winning selections, which would show a profit. It's all a scam! There is a way to accomplish this but, it requires time, correct application, and money. As a reference, over in Lottery Discussion, I posted a list of str8 numbers specifically designed for Virginia's night draw on that date, spec
Feb 24, 2010, 5:52 pm - Lucky Loser - Lottery Systems Forum

Lotteries in other countriesReply
Another issue I am worried about is (in the astronomically remote situation of my winnning some money), when playing in the SuperEnalotto, or other European national lottery, winning will be through one of these agents, that may or may not be properly authorized by the lottery organization in question, which ultimately pay the prize money. There might be a situation to explain, running against the organization's regulations, or something, and they may well refuse to pay. The lottery agents I
Feb 10, 2010, 10:38 pm - Winbet - Lottery Discussion Forum

Lottery winner lost money after investing fundsReply
The problem is the stock market is a scam to take money away from retail investors, the average investor doesn't understand what goes on, and investing in individual stocks today is just like going to Vegas, it's a gamble, not an investment. This lottery winner may have purchased good quality stocks, but lost money anyway to short sellers. Did you know that your broker lends your stocks out, without your knowledge, and then it is sold by the borrower, and then the borrower has to give it b
Jan 23, 2010, 10:20 am - jacal5 - Lottery News

N.Y. couple wins $162M lottery jackpot - but owes $1MReply
I'm ready to move on so this'll be my last comment on the subject. The truth is neither of us know what they were really doing in the name of the homeless. That's why I originally said if they were in fact embezzling then they should be made to pay with hard time. Let's wait for the investigation to say what's what. Healthcare scam? Why is it everyone so offended by healthcare reform never has an answer for the 46 million without coverage? Corruption occurred before, during, and long af
Jan 10, 2010, 2:20 am - Nino224 - Lottery News