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Protect Your SystemReply
If you really think you are onto something, just don't tell anyone. If you mail it to yourself, that won't mean a thing. (I disagree with anyone who says that it will.) How can you prove the other person didn't have the idea before you? I can rob a bank today and send the money to myself via UPS and sign for it, but it doesn't make it mine. Also, the lottery claims the games are random so, unless you can truly prove otherwise, they would argue your theory isn't valid, even if you or anyone els
Feb 4, 2007, 12:47 pm - justxploring - Lottery Systems Forum

distribution of instant game ticketsReply
I found a little bit of information from this article: Because tickets are printed randomly, lottery officials do not know where those winning tickets might have been sold, or whether they were sold at all. Anyone here have more information on the instant games ? I guess I'm just curious about how all this works, because I don't want to throw money away on scratch-offs if the games aren't really random. I've played jackpot games for a while, but I may start buying scratch-offs, too.
Feb 2, 2007, 6:58 pm - LotteryPlayer - Instant ("Scratch-Off") Games Forum

Man with terminal illness wins 20-year annuity lottery jackpotReply
According to this article, he has no family and wants the money upfront for an entirely different reason. He asked the Lottery Commission to make an exception so he can receive a new advanced cancer treatment for which he isn't covered. They refused. The caption under his photo is Wayne Schenk, left, won a million in the state lottery, but only after he had been diagnosed with cancer. Now, Schenk is trying to find a way to get more of the money up front so he can afford state-of-the-art
Feb 2, 2007, 12:58 am - justxploring - Lottery News

Couple wins $15 million lottery jackpot after redeeming $10,000 ticketReply
Although Salzman won the $10,000 on Jan. 20, bad weather delayed him from cashing in the ticket. On Friday, he went to the Arizona Lottery headquarters, where he purchased another ticket for Saturday's drawing. That ticket would be the $15 million winner. Did they only buy ONE ticket? Wow! Great luck. I agree with Barbara - I would also be checking every web site and be in disbelief for a while. I've purchased many lottery tickets in my life, especially state games, but it would stil
Feb 1, 2007, 4:00 am - justxploring - Lottery News

Lottery players learn tough lessonsReply
justxploring....if I read the article correctly here is what happened to these two guys: Chris Ramesar: this is the guy who did not get his subscription ticket processed in a timely manner; he got nothing. Howard Reid: this is the guy who tore up his ticket ; by having a law passed about claiming a lost ticket he got awarded $7 million, his share of the jackpot.
Jan 31, 2007, 10:59 am - CA LotteryGuy - Lottery News

Meet Yolanda Vega, the lottery queenReply
Todd, thanks for putting up an article about Yolanda Vega! I remember back in the '90s, watching her announce the drawing during the Jeopardy! commercial break. I still watch for her, but it seems she's not on every night, or maybe I'm watching at the wrong time. Definitely my favorite!
Jan 31, 2007, 9:19 am - JAG331 - Lottery News

Lottery players learn tough lessonsReply
I should have read the article more carefully or it wasn't clear. Sorry. I didn't realize his payment was received and processed. I'm glad he got some money. He took quite a cut, but $2 million net is a nice prize. I agree with KY Floyd that he shouldn't have just assumed everything was being processed. I probably would have kept playing until I had the receipt. I still agree (as Guru wrote) that both of these men were foolish. I'm not familiar with NY games or laws, so maybe Rick is cor
Jan 31, 2007, 5:22 am - justxploring - Lottery News

Is There A Profitable Pick 3 Strategy?Reply
A profitable system is a cheating system. If you know what's coming up next then it's unfair to the other losers and those businesses running the games for profit. As least that's the impression I got from the judge remarks in the article https://www.lotterypost.com/news/148908.htm . When you participate in a lottery or a casino game, the only gamblers in the games are the players. It's a profitable business for those running the games and the players are loser by design, some one have to
Jan 15, 2007, 6:55 pm - RJOh - Pick 3 Forum

POLL: Sharing jackpot with childrenReply
other - I don't have any children! I hope a parent would want to share the wealth, at least the $12,000/yr per person tax exempt gift. I think it would all depend on the prize won. I don't think parents have an obligation to automatically support their grown children, but if you love people I would hope you'd want to help make their lives a little more comfortable. If someone in his 80s or 90s won, it would be nice if he trusted his children enough to let them claim the prize. Although he
Jan 11, 2007, 5:58 am - justxploring - Lottery Discussion Forum

Popping corn
Read an article from Newport news about a psychic from Rhode Island,who claims he can guess any card being thought of by a squirrel
Jan 10, 2007, 1:50 pm - Miss Ant - Mystical Forum