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N.M. Lottery introduces first joint lottery/tribal casino gameReply
There is even a Santa Ana wind.Likely so, but you don't whiff it much inside the Santa Ana Star Casino. Not enough Santa Anas to make wind enough to fill the place.Surely am pleased, I am, to see NM, with a State Government I still believe (even after reading the TN Alert thread) needs not bow second-best to any other State for corruption, skulduggery and brassy high-handedness, teaming up with a tribal casino to create a lottery......They're probably auctioning off the algorithms off the back
Jun 15, 2005, 2:54 pm - Rip Snorter - Lottery News

LOTTOMIKE is the new Cash_OnlyReply
Quote: Originally posted by Mjure on April 30, 2005This will make 20 posts for me now!!!!! Watch out LOTTOMIKE here I come!!!! LOLlol,ok i try to answer my detractors also so i'll go ahead and put the issue to rest....i'm NOT trying to catch cash only on posts. if i did we would both be senile old men in a nursing home by then.i just enjoy posting when i feel like i have something worthwhile to say.i can print more than just a one word sentence,lol.i'm sure that anybody who has been here a while
Apr 30, 2005, 3:12 am - LOTTOMIKE - Lottery Discussion Forum

Bulger victims seek share of lottery jackpotReply
This was a big scandal in Massachusetts - Whitey's brother was notoriously corrupt head of the state senate Billy Bulger. Whitey was also in cahoots with notoriously corrupt Boston FBI office and everyone wondered what sort of fix was in for mass murderer Whitey to get so lucky . Not the kind of publicity the MA Lottery really wanted. If you want another argument for telling no one that you won, here it is - the winner should have quietly collected his money and got the hell of town away from
Apr 29, 2005, 10:37 am - tg636 - Lottery News

is powerball riggedReply
There are very few things left in this world that I believe are totally honest and untouched by the fingers of corruption. As a born skeptic, I am leery of most politicians, lobbyists, the medical and pharmaceutical community, the insurance industry, the prices charged by most dentists, lawyers, and funeral directors ...and why the cost of college tuition is rising much faster than the rate of inflation.Why is that; and where do all those tuition increases go? Having said this, there is one thi
Apr 27, 2005, 6:20 pm - golotto - Jackpot Games Forum

Gambling casinos on TX + other states.Reply
I'm generally in favor of ending the casino monopoly on table game gambling and the governmental monopoly on lotteries. The case for forbidding gambling wasn't a good one, perhaps, back when it was illegal everywhere except Las Vegas and there were no governmental lotteries. It was done in the guise of protecting the morality of the citizenry, which it didn't succeed in doing, which was a misguided and hypocritical aim, but was at least, consistent. Now it is a complete farce. The Native Amer
Apr 3, 2005, 4:31 pm - Rip Snorter - Lottery Discussion Forum

indiana lottery corruptionReply
It's one thing to say they just aren't good at their job. It's quite another to be actually corrupt though. Sure I could say that we have many elections officials in King County that are corrupt (Seattle). But they aren't stealing money just elections. The only real corruption a lottery official could have is to get kickbacks for contracts such as with Gametech or rigging a game. I would really doubt any officals would rig a game because the odds of getting caught would be too high. If they get
Feb 16, 2005, 3:22 am - dvdiva - Lottery Discussion Forum

Indiana legislator attacks computerized lottery drawingsReply
Quote: Originally posted by jim695 on February 4, 2005 This bill is the direct result of the efforts put forth by LosingJeff, Todd, Jimmie Goings, Kevin Leininger and many others who worked tirelessly to bring it about.However, there are other related issues which have yet to be addressed, issues such as our non-existant liability limits. Returning to mechanical draw machines is certainly a step in the right direction, but this particular agency is so fraught with corruption that it will need a
Feb 6, 2005, 10:44 pm - Maverick - Lottery News

Indiana legislator attacks computerized lottery drawingsReply
It won't be long before the entire Nation realizes that the citizens of this great Country will not be cheated any longer, especially by fixed Lottery games; the last voter turnout tells us the people are tired of scams and corruption! Todd, thanks for your efforts on this RNG problem. Lottery post has allowed this issue to become a major Lottery issue in all the States. This website has advised the entire Nation on this problem. Before long you will need to change the name from Lottery Post to
Feb 5, 2005, 9:21 am - LosingJeff - Lottery News

Indiana legislator attacks computerized lottery drawingsReply
This bill is the direct result of the efforts put forth by LosingJeff, Todd, Jimmie Goings, Kevin Leininger and many others who worked tirelessly to bring it about.However, there are other related issues which have yet to be addressed, issues such as our non-existant liability limits. Returning to mechanical draw machines is certainly a step in the right direction, but this particular agency is so fraught with corruption that it will need a complete overhaul to close all the loopholes in the la
Feb 4, 2005, 1:06 pm - jim695 - Lottery News

rigged balls.....Reply
Hey, don't get me wrong. I like conspiracy theories as much as the next guy. But usually a conspiracy theory is backed up by some facts, not just allegations.Have lotteries been rigged before? Of course they have. The PA pick 3 was rigged for one draw years ago. The people got busted and went to jail. Big deal. There are corrupt people in all aspects of society. Does that make society corrupt? No, society punishes corruption because most of society and its institutions are not corrupt.M
Dec 11, 2004, 12:30 pm - Rick G - Lottery Discussion Forum