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Just curious, but does anybody know...Reply
I tend to think that pool players don't have the time to mess with picking WBS but can in a way feel some satisfaction in beating the game at its own game . I guess what I am trying to say it is some form of hybrid QP with intervention like having some effect on the outcome. Like being a little in control avoiding a complete loss.
Jun 18, 2007, 6:15 pm - jarasan - Lottery Systems Forum

Just curious, but does anybody know...Reply
If I was in your pool, I probably would too. But, I don't have the 42 bucks to shell out every draw, so, I put a limit on it and guess the best I can. There are no pools around me that I am aware of for me to join.
Jun 18, 2007, 11:54 am - spy153 - Lottery Systems Forum

can someone please tell me how to run a lottery pool?Reply
Your best chance would be quick picks Quick picks offer exactly the same chance as any other combination, but you have no chance to steer clear of types of combinations you'd rather not play. My feeling is that pools should select their own numbers and the rules should spell out what numbers will be played. When the rules include the combinations that are intended to be played there's no chance that somebody can then claim the winning ticket was purchased as their own rather than for t
Jun 16, 2007, 12:48 am - KY Floyd - Lottery Discussion Forum

need a number for a dream
I was sinking to the bottom of a pool and thought im almost to the bottom and would kick the bottom and come back up, when i reilized i could not see the bottom.
Jun 4, 2007, 11:16 am - Dorisdoright - Pick 3 Forum

Next "Huge" jackpot??Reply
$365 million annuity is the last record capped Powerball jackpot. So the next time Powerball goes on a record run the cap will not go into effect until it reaches $390 million annuity. If that jackpot rolls then the next drawing will only go to $415 million annuity with the rest going to the match 5 bonus prize pool. If the jackpot is hit at $390 million annuity though the next record run would not be capped until $415 million annuity.-weshar75
Jun 1, 2007, 3:01 pm - weshar75 - Jackpot Games Forum

NEW POLL: Have any of you met a lottery winner?Reply
I was involved in a lottery pool. There was 10 of us and we would put up $25 each . Once we ran our numbers at our corner store. A friend waited patiently for our numbers to complete and she bought the next five quick picks. The winning ticket was the third ticket she purchased. I only saw her two times after her win, she moved out of the neighborhood!!!!..................................................Joy
May 28, 2007, 10:51 pm - joyjoy8 - Lottery Discussion Forum

The so silly its stupid systemReply
So are you saying a number not the highest or lowest in the pool is not unique to any particular position? Is the #25 in a 6/49 acceptable in any of the six positions? If you don't limit which positions a number can be in, how are the resulting combinations any different than those generated by other means?
May 20, 2007, 10:20 pm - RJOh - Lottery Systems Forum

Mass MegabucksReply
Massachusetts, as well as Arizona, keeps their jackpot at the minimum until the money in the pool exceeds it. The past draw just didn't make enough money to put the jackpot over the minimum.
May 11, 2007, 1:56 pm - JimmySand9 - Lottery Discussion Forum

Are You The Biggest Lottery Player In Your Family?Reply
i am the only lottery player in my family that i know of but most them tell me when i bring up the idea of a lottery pool they tell me im wasting my money in the lottery so ill see if they ask for money when i win the big jackpot...
May 8, 2007, 2:31 pm - tnlotto1 - Lottery Discussion Forum

$19M N.J. Lottery jackpot goes unclaimedReply
It doesn't seem right that the state keeps unclaimed prizes, it should go right into a special prize pool to be awarded at the next opportunity. Keeping the prizes when your job is to award prizes would only fuel conspiracy that there really aren't winners. In Willy Wonka there were five Golden Tickets out there and five people showed up. Not four, with Willy keeping the last ticket to himself. That guy knew how to run a contest. Is Gene Wilder still alive?
Apr 30, 2007, 7:30 am - nc6string - Lottery News