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Do you not understand the honest lotteries are state run, at least those that broadcast actual lottery drawings. Any drawing that takes place in a computer is not only questionable, but if hosted by an online for profit lottery, they would be stupid not to include a means to control the outcome. Online lotteries of this nature are raffles where the prize is paid for by the players at no risk to the host. There are no winners until the prize(s) have been paid for. Do you really think someone
Sep 11, 2005, 11:58 pm - BobP - Lottery Discussion Forum

Human error to blame for Powerball delayNews Story
Human error in Iowa was behind a delay in the midweek Powerball drawing, lottery officials said Thursday.Wednesday night's drawing in a Des Moines suburb was delayed 37 minutes the second such delay in a month. The May 25 drawing also missed the time reserved for it to be broadcast to 90 television stations across the nation.Mary Neubauer, a spokeswoman for the Iowa Lottery, said human error was to blame for Wednesday's delay. In this particular case, someone did look at the sales figures but
Jun 24, 2005, 2:21 pm - Todd - Lottery News

Lottery winners right to privacyReply
Since the lotteries here are run by the states, the information (at least to my understanding) is the same as any information regarding state government. That is to say, it is Public record . It has to be available to the average citizen upon request. No diffeerent than how much individual govts spend on different budgets, how the politicians vote, etc. They don't have to broadcast it, but it is always available on request.If you win a large jackpot though, there is no law that says you have t
Jun 19, 2005, 4:24 pm - Badger - Lottery Discussion Forum

is powerball riggedReply
I've never been hit by lightning, but I know it happens to people. Conversely, I don't believe God is in the heavens pointing out potential targets to whomever might be the current Saint of Errant Electricity.If the lottery games you play aren't drawn in Indiana, you're probably playing against the correct odds. PowerBall is the only game I play anymore, and that's only because they use mechanical draw machines, they broadcast each drawing on live television and they draw the numbers in Iowa, we
Apr 27, 2005, 10:24 pm - jim695 - Jackpot Games Forum

ball drawings vs. computer drawingsReply
On the lottoreport website there was a link to a NPR broadcast in which a member of the Texas lottery commission admitted a computer RNG programmed to pick 4 more often than 3 or 2 was used to pick their MM multiplier to encourage players to use the MM multiplier option which generated more money for the State of Texas. A local professor argued that since the #2 had not been picked in over 3 month, the program was not a RNG but a program designed to pick numbers to increase lottery sales. One
Mar 13, 2005, 7:02 pm - RJOh - Lottery Discussion Forum

Memphis woman wins $1 millionNews Story
Minnie Williams has lots of reasons to smile - one million reasons, to be exact.An exhilarated Williams, 54, of Memphis, Tennessee, won $1 million Saturday evening at the culmination of the Tennessee Lottery's second Millionaire Live! drawing event.The other two finalists who participated didn't leave empty-handed. Bobby Myers, Jr., 69, of Dyersburg, won $25,000, while Diane Taylor, 46, from Memphis, won $10,000 after the initial contestant elimination.The half-hour event was televised through
Feb 7, 2005, 5:54 pm - Todd - Lottery News

Mystery winner claims $7 million Ohio lottery jackpotReply
Quote: Originally posted by fxdwg on January 28, 2005Quote: Originally posted by goldeneye26 on January 28, 2005I have two questions. First, how long does it take to set up the trust? And second, do you think the winner will tell anyone once he or she gets the money? 1)I would assume that it would depend on the speed and expertise of your attorney remembering he/she will want to rack up some billable hours. Still the way I would go2) Speaking only for myself I would not. It just doesn't make
Feb 2, 2005, 4:59 pm - iwillwin - Lottery News

The Penn-syl-van-ia LOTTERRRRYYY! My Way
Daily Number and Cash 5 will remain the same. But there will be some changes to the other games.Big 4:Big 4 will offer Straight/Box and Combo plays.Match 6:The price will be lowered to $1, and the matrix will change to 6/55. This will effectively double the odds, and therefore allow the prizes to stay the same while lowering the price. A annuity option will also be offered in addition to the cash option.Super 7:PA's original big jackpot game is back, replacing Lucky For Life. It's matrix will be
Jan 24, 2005, 7:57 pm - JimmySand9 - Lottery Discussion Forum

state thats most likely riggedReply
Enterceptorr:It doesn't matter that they had the time posted in the corner. Clocks can be set to read any time you want them to. If you look at a clock sometime during the summer months and it reads 6:03, but it's already been dark for several hours, do you take it at face value that the time is actually 6:03, or do you say, hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm..... it might not really be 6:03; somebody ran the batteries down or unplugged or reset it so that I would think it's 6:03? I promise I don't sit here m
Nov 29, 2004, 8:51 pm - jim695 - Lottery Discussion Forum

Teenager Shoplifts Winning Lottery TicketNews Story
A Swedish teenager who shoplifted a winning lottery ticket that could be worth as much as $1 million has discovered the truth in that old adage 'crime doesn't pay'.The 15-year-old boy stole the scrape-off lottery ticket from a grocery store outside the northeastern Swedish town of Oernskoeldsvik last week, local media reported Tuesday.When he went home and scraped the ticket, he discovered it contained a winning combination worth as much as $1 million.Store manager Patrik Nygren, however, recogn
Sep 1, 2004, 7:47 am - Todd - Lottery News