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Virginia: 1/1 - 1/31/2016Reply
10/03/2000; Day: 134; Night: 60 Obviously that was an editing error. Woops! It should read as follows: 10/03/2000; Day: 134; Night: 607
Jan 5, 2016, 1:17 pm - factorX - Pick 3 Forum

Virginia: 1/1 - 1/31/2016Reply
It's happened two nights running my workups gave the same number for the following day draw, 723. I thought it was probably an error, so redid the workups and they're all correct. 723 was a follower of the 524 from Sunday night and 723 is a follower of the 351 from last night. 723 has fallen on 01/01 and it turns out that 723 has also fallen on 01/02. And it turns out that 723 had a very good back-check workup for today and has an even better back-check workup for tomorrow (Saturday). How wei
Jan 2, 2016, 12:11 am - factorX - Pick 3 Forum

$300 MILLION: Massive Powerball jackpot fuels New Year's dreamsReply
it will be two winners, uncle sam and myself. no sense in being anything less then realistic on that prediction. If it rolls there is no way I'm using a self serve, dern thing had a paper jam and when they got the paper unstuck the ticket was ruined. Our state refuses to reprint or reimburse for these incidences. At least at a clerk operated one they are more apt to call in the error and get permission to reproduce. The joke in my area is that its the person who is out picking up milk or
Dec 28, 2015, 1:18 pm - TheGameGrl - Lottery News

S.C. Lottery assures public no computerized drawings used in stateReply
The person who read the numbers as the balls came out of the machine saw the 9 and thought it was a 6, so they called a 6 on the air. But the number was actually 9, so they are paying both combinations. I'm not sure what you're complaining about, as you had two chances to win the drawing because of the error, and your allegation about them being liars and cheaters is ridiculous because technically they did not have to honor to 6 since it was the host's fault for calling the wrong number. Here
Dec 23, 2015, 8:55 am - Todd - Lottery News

S.C. Lottery assures public no computerized drawings used in stateNews Story
Disastrous computerized drawing scandal sparks public distrust, even in states with real lotto ball drawings Other states may be tainted by an alleged lottery scam involving rigged winning numbers, but not South Carolina, says S.C. Education Lottery executive director Paula Harper Bethea. We don't have the random-number generator in South Carolina, and we don't sell the Hot Lotto game, Bethea said Tuesday in response to a query. Instead, she said, We do live draws, where a human being
Dec 23, 2015, 8:46 am - Todd - Lottery News

RL Digit Master Pro - Pick 3 & Pick 4 Program DMP-DG1Reply
I just noticed that the 3rd image posted in the first post on using the wheel is the wrong one. I did not see the error in in time to correct it so be aware. Here is the correct picture that shows how to set a single key digit in position 1 RL
Dec 19, 2015, 8:03 pm - RL-RANDOMLOGIC - Lottery Systems Forum

Faulty $50 Wisonsin lottery ticket causing a flapReply
Why should the players pay for the lottery's misprint or screw up? Lottery players never lose anything when this sort of thing happens. They just don't (usually) win anything. The why is spelled out clearly in the rules. Tickets have to be intact, with all the proper info, not printed in error, and so on. If you're not willing to take the risk of getting a ticket that happens to be defective and only getting a refund of the ticket's cost then buying lottery tickets may entail more risk than
Dec 6, 2015, 2:36 am - KY Floyd - Lottery News

Virginia: 11/1 - 11/30/2015Reply
I made an editing error. Oops! I accidentally killed the highlighting that shows where the numeric string 323856384394 appears. Here's what I meant: Results: The numeric string 323856384394 appears at the 1,786,605,453rd decimal digit of E. 3241670874484065408432385638439426549274959481359059
Nov 24, 2015, 11:35 am - factorX - Pick 3 Forum

Finished with IE!Reply
As far as the Only Secure content is displayed error messages on IE, that occurs because the webpage is trying to display images/ads/banners/elements using both secure (https) and non-secure (http) web server connections. Unless all the content is from secure servers, IE will display this message. Basically, IE is trying to tell you that even though you are visiting a secure webpage, some of the content is from non-secure servers. Just ignore that message or you can turn it off ... i
Nov 23, 2015, 3:55 pm - duckman - Lottery Discussion Forum

Florida: 11/1 - 11/30/2015Reply
Todd delete the comment also send a new PM to ignore your pair analysis is correct compared it to Loftosoft Jinxsrt made an error that old pen and pencil cannot compare to code lol Thanks for the quick reply
Nov 22, 2015, 11:49 am - jeebsxx - Pick 3 Forum