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Lawyer thinks Calif. participation in Mega Millions is illegalNews Story
According to one legislative lawyer, California's much-heralded entrance into the 11-state Mega Millions lottery may be illegal, even as outlets around the state prepare for the debut of the popular game.Lottery Director Chon Gutierrez was told by legal advisers when California joined Mega Millions that the move to revitalize the state's languishing lottery was legal because it advanced the education-benefiting cause of the voter-approved Lottery Act of 1984.Around the state, locations for buyin
Jun 15, 2005, 11:33 am - Todd - Lottery News

Cashman's-P3 System
Hello Fellow Members!Cashman here, with some thoughts for the New York Pick 3 for the next two weeks and also for June which is just around the corner. But first, a little introduction. I joined Lottery Post on May 23/05..yes I'm the new kid on the block!I wish I would have joined earlier within the year. Take a look at my stats for my first week!As a programmer-analyst in real life, I have been analyzing New York Pick 3 for the past three years ,and yes, I have been suckered into buying systems
May 27, 2005, 10:44 am - CASHMAN - Pick 3 Forum

Texas proposes Mega Millions changes
Below is a press release from the Texas Lottery Commission with changes they want when California joins Mega Millions. Texas Lottery Commission Votes To Propose Mega Millions Game Changes(Austin, March 11) - Today, the Texas Lottery Commission voted to propose rule amendments to the Mega Millions game. The proposed changes come after the California Lottery announced last month that it plans to become the 12th lottery member to join the multi-state game. We welcome the opportunity to work with
Mar 16, 2005, 10:20 pm - megamillionaire - Lottery Discussion Forum

Colorado Lottery to suspend sales for one dayNews Story
Lottery giant GTECH criticizes rival Scientific Games for 'dark day'Colorado plans to halt lottery ticket sales for one day this spring while workers install machines that verify which tickets are winners.New York-based Scientific Games is taking over the job of managing the lottery machines under a state contract worth an estimated $43.5 million. The switch to Scientific Games was supposed to happen Nov. 1 last year, but glitches delayed it twice, pushing the start date to May 2.Lottery sales w
Mar 1, 2005, 3:30 pm - Todd - Lottery News

Winning MysticallyReply
By the way, Dragon, that's really cool that you were able to get the person from your past to call you! Good going. I, too, have had some success with getting people to call. I owned a dog boarding/grooming business for years. Whenever business would slow down, I would simply go through my files and read my customers' names slowly, see them in my mind, think loving thoughts about them. They would always call within a week. Not all of them, but enough to give me a boost in the slow periods
Feb 18, 2005, 8:44 am - LuckyFoxTerrier - Mystical Forum

indiana lottery corruptionReply
Great subject Mike! I believe that the Lottery once again boasted of record sales this year. It amazes me that a Lottery could have record sales, yet the worse payouts on their daily games. If people are just not playing then how did the old Director keep his job? Not despite the fact that they spent over 10 million on advertising. If the Hooosier Lottery is legit then they shouldn't have a problem with going back to balls!Let's face it. The payouts are not only ridiculous, but are beyond belie
Jan 29, 2005, 7:10 am - LosingJeff - Lottery Discussion Forum

What's a lottery expert?Reply
Quote: Originally posted by lottoscorp on January 4, 2005(1). Why you are not winning more often or atleast everyday on the Pick3 and Pick4. That means I want to know what you are not doing and what you are doing to make those wins possible.I don't play 3 4 digit games. I did try to play on paper and did manage to beat the past history of the PA pick3 with 8 different 1-1-1 type formulas but that was over several decades and hindsight is always 20/20. THere were gaps between wins of up to 2
Jan 8, 2005, 11:15 am - hypersoniq - Lottery Discussion Forum

Maine to use lottery proceeds instead of raising taxesNews Story
Maine Governor John Baldacci may draw from future lottery proceeds and delay pension costs as part of his approach to financing a new two-year state budget without raising taxes. Baldacci may also seek approval for changing some benefit standards in the state Medicaid program, which is known as MaineCare, to help cover a budget gap of about $740 million.Aides shied away from details and emphasized that the forthcoming budget package was subject to change. But planning for a Friday release to th
Jan 6, 2005, 11:09 am - Todd - Lottery News

Sign the petition - eliminate computerized drawings!Reply
Four4me:South Carolina is one of the states LosingJeff and I are using for a model. Since their lottery is only a couple of years old, it's not unusual that quads haven't hit there. On the other hand, you'll be hard-pressed to find a date where Indiana paid 136 box winners, and straight winners here were unheard-of in the Pick-4 game until the recent exposure of their scratch-off ticket scandal. I don't want to promote any conspiracy theories, but the illustration in LOTTOMIKE's last post has be
Dec 13, 2004, 6:04 pm - jim695 - Lottery Discussion Forum

Wisconsin Lottery switches to computers to select winning numbersNews Story
Editor: The following is the full-text of a Press Release issued by the Wisconsin Lottery. It is important for Lottery Players to understand the emerging trend of computerized lottery drawings -- whether you are for or against them. More information about the subject can be found in the Lottery Post Petition for True Lottery Drawings.The Wisconsin Lottery is now one of more than a dozen U.S. lotteries to use random number generating computers to select the winning numbers for its nightly on-li
Nov 11, 2004, 3:57 pm - Todd - Lottery News