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432,437,442,447 NEXT POWERBALL rollover jackpot ?Reply
There's no penalty for lottery officials being wrong. While usually they're close / right on, they're not always. The $600 million annuity Powerball jackpot widely advertised a couple of years ago turned out to be around $590 million annuity (one winner in Florida) when it was done. False advertising, but few noticed, though some did - I recall at least one mainstream news article pointing out the discrepancy. Ever since then, I've been skeptical of advertised jackpots for Powerball and Mega Mil
Feb 8, 2015, 7:33 am - Ron5995 - Lottery Discussion Forum

Safely Investing Your Winnings...Or NotReply
I knew thar was a reason I saved this article thars no such thing as a safe investment these days, contrary to pop opinion 'cept for self and a few worth while others
Feb 7, 2015, 9:23 am - hearsetrax - Lottery Discussion Forum

El lotto King Kevin McFarland systemReply
If you're refering to http://newworldmodel.com/lottery/el-lotto-king-lottery/ it reads like someone pushed a squeeze page through a low end article spinner and posted what came out minus the link to make the sale. Worth the read to understand how poorly something can be done. BobP
Feb 1, 2015, 6:25 pm - BobP - Lottery Systems Forum

Lucky for Life multi-state lottery game set to expand next weekReply
Where do you guys see KY? The article says nothing about it, but does say the list was updated. Im in TN so I roll thru ky occasionally and wiukd live to see them (And Tn) get this game. I visit sc a few times a year so I'll get some tickets there too.
Feb 1, 2015, 10:21 am - TheOtherOne - Lottery News

Race and the lottery
To all posters. This is a very explosive topic. As much as i been watching a few of you holler about players from certain states winning so much, i thought a bit about race and the lottery. A few years ago, somewhere back in the 1990's, Ebony magazine did an article on whether the jackpot lotteries were skewered against black folks because so many whites were winning at the time. Now over the last ten years or so i have seen an uptick in the number of African American jackpot winners. In my esti
Jan 18, 2015, 4:05 am - Taurus$ - Lottery Discussion Forum

MUSL employee arrested in Hot Lotto jackpot mysteryReply
He did just that,but you are as they say retarded and need to re read article ! The ticket was INVALID since it was bought by person WORKING FOR THE LOTTERY and that is ILLEGAL. The security guy for 16million bucks took a chance to try and outsmart the syztem.I may have done the same. At least he got lucky with the winning ticket but could not cash it...that's so crazy
Jan 15, 2015, 11:24 pm - Igamble - Lottery News

Scamming store owner loses lottery licenseReply
I made my case. You did what you did. Anyone reading this thread will see you are wrong. As far as questioning my character, provide your evidence. Otherwise you are just jumping to another conclusion. Just in case I didn't make myself clear enough here is what I'm talking about, noise-gate Since the article does not name of the owner who did the deed, l could not help thinking of a name we all familiar with...yeah that one : Patel. It is plain as day to anyone with a working brain cell t
Dec 23, 2014, 6:56 pm - PrinceRene - Lottery News

Scamming store owner loses lottery licenseReply
Classic straw man fallacy at work here. I'm not a knight and shining armor and I have never claimed to be one. I'm not claiming to be perfect but I call out BS when I see it. You are blaming me and DC for turning the subject into something it was not intended to be but that blame falls squarely on your shoulders not ours. The article was posted and most of the other commenters were talking about what a shame it was that this customer was taken advantage of and I agree with them. I took no issue
Dec 22, 2014, 6:04 pm - PrinceRene - Lottery News

Scamming store owner loses lottery licenseReply
I'm not a Patel or part of the Indian community. I don't need to be. My race or ethnicity doesn't matter in order to call someone out on spreading stereotypes. What the F does crossing the border got to do with folks who are scamming innocent people of their money? You missed my point and I made it clear as day. The article talks about a store owner scamming someone and you bring up a stereotype about Patel, a common Indian surname. Then I bring up an example of someone getting arrested fo
Dec 21, 2014, 10:42 pm - PrinceRene - Lottery News

New England's Lucky For Life.Reply
Yeah they did change it. In October I copied this from the Wikipedia article: On January 25, 2015, Lucky for Life, which began as a Connecticut-only game six years prior, is expected to become available in other regions of the United States.[citation needed] It is expected to grow to 21 lotteries on that date. New participants are to include Arkansas, Idaho, Texas, and the District of Columbia. And now Idaho is no longer on the list along with a bunch of other states.
Dec 14, 2014, 9:02 pm - ThatScaryChick - Jackpot Games Forum