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Lawsuit over $315 million lottery jackpot goes to trialReply
And AGAIN lol that is why I state VERY CLEARLY in my Agreement to my Lottery Players in my pools that IF YOU DID NOT PAY FOR YOUR FUNDS BEFORE THE END OF THE WORK DAY FOR THE DAY OF THE DRAWING YOU WILL NOT BE ENTITLED TO ANTYHING AND I also had one lotto player stop playing this week and I revised my agreement to state on it what this Player had declined to continue playing and I will req notification IN WRITING For the date that she is planning on returning to the pool AND I had her send m
Jun 7, 2006, 11:25 am - SassyOhio - Lottery News

Lawsuit over $315 million lottery jackpot goes to trialReply
This fool will not win. Any judge and or jury in his/her right mind would know that when Jackpots hit those large numbers like $300,000,000, that someone in a pool will do everything in their power to continue pooling their monies. Short of him attending a love one's funeral, to miss work and miss making your pool contribution is ludicrious at best! All you rooters for the underdog supporters, he is not an underdog, and furthermore, put yourself in the 7 winners shoes. How the hell would
Jun 7, 2006, 9:03 am - delS - Lottery News

Lawsuit over $315 million lottery jackpot goes to trialReply
If the date April 2 is right then this guy has successfully held up his co-workers getting all their money for another year or so. If the court accepts his version of the so-called oral agreement to share with everyone then everyone one in the work area of these lottery winners are entitled to a share of their winnings. This Jonathan De La Cruz is a lot like Betty Domingo of Lubbock, Texas https://www.lotterypost.com/news/135160.htm who sued all her co-worker for a share of their lottery win
Jun 7, 2006, 2:04 am - RJOh - Lottery News

$8 million lottery dispute grips SpainReply
Blas Landeira Garcia, who organized the pool, told the court that when Lloreda joined the pool six years earlier, he had been informed of the rules. It worked with a pact of confidence that if we won a prize, it would be shared. Lloreda formed part of the group, he said. This sounds like an agreement that's unique to their culture. I can't imagine any American agreeing for the rest of his life to share anything he won in any lottery with a group of co-workers and I doubt if any court
May 29, 2006, 3:16 pm - RJOh - Lottery News

How To Protect Yourself In A Lottery PoolReply
Quote: Originally posted by RJOh on May 26, 2006 The secret is to get in with a group of people that you trust, advised Tommy Turner, a seasoned attorney with experience in civil disputes. The problems are the people not in the group wishing they had been in the pool after they hear about the win. As long as anyone who think they should have been in the pool can sue regardless of whether they contributed or not, there will be these types of problems. Hey - I've heard clerks sayin
May 26, 2006, 2:47 am - justxploring - Lottery News

No delusion-100% winning methodReply
Not yet geminii. I could give you my DSUM results, and help you filter out the implausibles, but i'm uncomfortable with the pool of numbers. Albeit a relatively small pool that always has the winning number.. Give me a couple of days. I'm testing a formula I am sooo excited about. It will give you the winning number to DSUM, most of the time. Not all the time like the DSUM, but in absence of strong filters DSUMMING only one number into one row is far preferable. Stay tuned, sincerely.
May 19, 2006, 5:12 pm - Kola - Lottery Systems Forum

Most lottery winners crave privacyReply
Nice to see something positive about lottery winners. With all the stories about winners having problems, it's good to see something about winners who are actually having happy lives. We can all learn from stories like these. I have a pool running at work for Powerball and Louisiana Lotto, plus I buy Powerball for myself when it breaks $100 million. If I or my pool wins, I plan to live a quiet life with my winnings. Perhaps move to a cheaper place and lay low once the excitement has die
May 16, 2006, 8:44 pm - PrisonerSix - Lottery News

Tonight's winning numbers will involve...Reply
Shane3, If all the winning numbers are in your number pool, your odds of winning the jackpot is 1:1848. Players in the Maddog challenges have been trying to do the same thing with a pool of 15 numbers and 5 bonus numbers for both PowerBall and MegaMillions and their best coverage so far is 4+1 and nobody has put them all together on one ticket. Good luck to you.
May 2, 2006, 10:28 am - RJOh - Lottery Discussion Forum

Pick 4 lottery player wins $500,000Reply
HAPPY WEDNESDAY....4/19/2006 YOU ARE SAVVY...I wish I could analyze and compute mumerically as you do. Then maybe I would play MM Powerball among other gmes more often. I love to watch others play, and get inspiration from them, but some of you are very serious players.... In my last job, I was a member of an office pool which was fun, because the SAVVY ONES like yourself handled everything, even the football pool. I loved it. All I had to do was shell out $5.00, and presto. done dea
Apr 19, 2006, 6:20 pm - libra926 - Lottery News

13 State Employees to Share $224 Million Powerball Lottery JackpotReply
Last year lots of the jackpots that were hit were very small. You remember that phenomena? People were scratching their heads wondering if Powerball had finally hit the wall, because it seemed to get hit so often. As I described above, when the jackpots get really big, the number of pool players grows exponentionally. And the jackpots have been getting huge as of late. In fact, I ran a news story stating how this was the first back-to-back $200+ million jackpot. People play Powerball t
Apr 16, 2006, 8:43 pm - Todd - Lottery News