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MUSL employee arrested in Hot Lotto jackpot mysteryReply
If Crawford Shaw read some LP member's opinion, he probably assumed it was someone just trying to collect anonymously. He allegedly used friends in Texas, one of which was a lawyer, to contact a Canadian man about claiming the prize because the winner wanted to remain anonymous. We know Shaw was involved because he tried to validate the ticket on behalf of Hexam Investments Ltd., but proving he was helping Tipton commit two counts of fraud will be almost impossible. There is the question i
Jan 17, 2015, 7:00 pm - Stack47 - Lottery News

MUSL employee arrested in Hot Lotto jackpot mysteryReply
This one always stunk to high heaven; who gives up $16 million? And that screwball attorney with his idiotic claims refusal to follow lottery procedure was a huge red flag. Now it all makes sense. Too bad @ Mr. Tipton; he not only didn't collect on a millions to one lottery win, but will be fired (if he hasn't been already) from his place of employment. Sad, sad, sad...
Jan 16, 2015, 12:14 am - Seattlejohn - Lottery News

MUSL employee arrested in Hot Lotto jackpot mysteryReply
Not very smart of Mr. Tipton. He knew he wasn't legally allowed to play in the first place and he still bought tickets anyways and then tried to claim the prize.
Jan 15, 2015, 11:10 pm - ThatScaryChick - Lottery News

Post Iowa Lottery CEO Terry Rich Q&A Poll.Reply
This is a copy of the Q A: Terry Hi, Terry Rich here. I'm CEO of the Iowa Lottery and past president of the North American Association of State and Provincial Lotteries. Glad to answer the lottery questions you have. Know that all opinions are mine, not those of the state of Iowa, any lottery organization or any other state lottery. We appreciate all lottery players' opinions and look forward to a fun discussion. ______________________________ DG1USA Welcome Mr. R
Jan 12, 2016, 12:08 pm - JADELottery - Lottery Discussion Forum

do you think the lottery uses encryption like the enigma machine??Reply
You could use the SEARCH function. Couple of things though.... 1. You have to know if your game is using a pseudo random number generator (PRNG) or a true random number generator (TRNG). 2. The Eddie Tipton mess proved the need for some changes and I'm not sure anyone knows what changes were made. Even if you look at his defense it doesn't help. He claims he was exploiting an existing flaw in the system. He found if the draws were on Wednesday or Saturday, after 8:00PM the numb
Nov 5, 2022, 2:07 pm - garyo1954 - Lottery Discussion Forum

Lottery jackpot rigger's Iowa convictions dismissedReply
In a news article titled Five times computer programmer Eddie Tipton rigged lottery draws - and won millions Accused of installing software on Random Number Generators that allowed him to predict winning combinations for drawings that occurred on three dates every non-leap year Nov. 23, Dec. 29 and May 27 Do you think he wasn t greedy enough to buy a ticket on all the winning days. Believe me that is all he got caught on. What makes me sick is The brothers will repay $3 mill
Jun 25, 2017, 6:26 am - lotto holic - Lottery News

A Texas Lottery jackpot was "bought" last year, but legislators are pushing wrong solutionNews Story
Media echo chamber confuses problem and misleads public Exclusive Lottery Post investigative report By Kate Northrop Last year, a New Jersey-based group essentially bought a $95 million Lotto Texas jackpot by purchasing all the possible number combinations. Now state legislators are eying possible measures to prevent it from happening again, but those solutions may do more harm than good. A New Jersey-based group called Rook TX gamed the odds by buying nearly every number combin
Oct 18, 2024, 11:57 am - Todd - Lottery News

We Already Know...Reply
Weather is probably a pretty good answer. The cat? I don't know. Something is wrong with his mouth. He needs to set a vet. My answer is the matrix. The thing we learned from Eddie Tipton is you can cheat the lottery but you still have to play numbers within the matrix. At the same time you have to conjure a set that (you hope) no one else will play. Of course, that thought touches on how much the lottery (or at least Eddie Tipton) knew from lottery numbers about human behavi
Sep 16, 2022, 12:59 pm - garyo1954 - Lottery Discussion Forum

Predicting winning numbers? Fact or fiction?Reply
Well they certainly didn't like Eddie Tipton manipulating their numbers so maybe they don't like you doing it also. Eddie Tipton was no doubt cheating,.. but I hope you aren't comparing ME to HIM..!!, for I'm not cheating ..I'm reading the Laws that Govern Stochastic processes..and it tells ME that Lottery Officials are cheating..for just as I've always said.. Math doesn't lie,.. because it can't .. Now , you see my tickets..the same Math that points out the Bonusballs, will also po
Jul 7, 2021, 5:02 pm - Stat$talker - Lottery Discussion Forum

Ok I'm officially bold out -WAIT FOR ITReply
Captain Obvious here. Every combination is equally possible in a truly random drawing. I agree with you when pseudo random generated numbers look weird, because they likely are. Human in is human out. Computer in is computer out. Tipton in is Tipton out. --- Somewhat related side story. I recall a restaurant (name withheld in case they are watching this board , but they're really proud of their chicken menu) offered a bunch of car give aways. Turns out every single car was won
Dec 3, 2020, 11:33 am - GoogilyMoogily - Lottery Discussion Forum