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How To Protect Yourself In A Lottery PoolReply
Quote: Originally posted by RJOh on May 26, 2006 The secret is to get in with a group of people that you trust, advised Tommy Turner, a seasoned attorney with experience in civil disputes. The problems are the people not in the group wishing they had been in the pool after they hear about the win. As long as anyone who think they should have been in the pool can sue regardless of whether they contributed or not, there will be these types of problems. The problem with trust is that al
May 27, 2006, 8:30 pm - acronym007 - Lottery News

Emma Lou takes on Maryland midday 4Reply
I hear ya! I need some wins too. I want to buy another house and pay cash for it! A big house with a theater and an indoor pool with a hot tub. A pool table, and lots of closet space for my wife's clothes and fricken' shoes, shesh! A giant fireplace in the center of a great room! A humungus kitchen with an island or two. A view overlooking something nice. And of course a maid and a gardner and a chef on the staff with their own living quarters I'm sure my wife would w
May 27, 2006, 4:01 pm - sfilippo - Pick 4 Forum

How To Protect Yourself In A Lottery PoolReply
My hope is that the case is tossed out. This would end the debate. Tips on better lottery pool management need to be initiated early and re-iterated often.
May 27, 2006, 12:43 am - TheGameGrl - Lottery News

How To Protect Yourself In A Lottery PoolReply
I think having a contract drafted by a lawyer sounds like a good idea. I know you don't have to go through a lawyer, but I think it offers more protection against those people trying to claim a piece of the prize when they weren't in the pool.
May 25, 2006, 10:59 pm - bellyache - Lottery News

How To Protect Yourself In A Lottery PoolReply
When I ran lottery pools for the jackpot games (California Super Lotto Plus), everyone that was in the pool printed their name on a piece of paper and showed that they had paid their $5. After the tickets were purchased, everyone got a photo copy of all the tickets AND the list of names. Although we never hit the big one, I also had the paperwork that California provided for lottery pools (all the legal stuff).
May 25, 2006, 10:45 pm - CalifDude - Lottery News

No delusion-100% winning methodReply
i and the rest of the lp members look forward to the pick 4 information. cause we know thats where the money is. I like how u said a relatively small pool of numbers. lol
May 19, 2006, 11:00 pm - Best Picks - Lottery Systems Forum

No delusion-100% winning methodReply
I wrote earlier in that if you play the correct string of numbers comprising 64 permuations you will come up with a straight hit. Not neccessarily so. You will at least have box. Straights will be strewn all over the 64 columns of 10 of numbers. Again you will eliminate multiple columns of duplicate numbers that will often give you box duplicates and sometimes straight duplicates. You will be left with a much smaller pool of numbers with which to do the picks .
May 19, 2006, 7:25 am - Kola - Lottery Systems Forum

Most lottery winners crave privacyReply
i won a little bit of money in a superbowl pool at a bar across the street from my job.the whole bar knew i hit the final.now ever time i go into the bar people are always asking me to buy them drinks..i guess its a little lesson for me .if i we're to hit pb , mega ,or lotto i would just have to go in hiding..even at work people were asking for money from me, and it wasn't even a big winning.
May 15, 2006, 6:40 pm - gocart1 - Lottery News

TX Two Step won by 3 ticketsReply
I wonder if NY has ever considered a 4+1 game. It probably would do well, unless NY were to make the prize pool 40% of sales as in NY Rotto.
May 11, 2006, 12:49 pm - CASH Only - Jackpot Games Forum

Sharing Winning Lottery System........Reply
Hey RJOh, yes those the hard core facts. Well, sort of. I t depends upon which paradigm you accept. I know for a fact that it is completely possibe to get the winning number in relatively small pool of numbers. If you implicitly accept those stats it going to be very hard transcend them. I give you my word that those stats don't completely hold up.
May 5, 2006, 6:42 pm - Kola - Lottery Systems Forum