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Easy Lotteries PredictionReply
Realistically, Do you think anyone will be brave to play your system ? I don't think even YOU are that brave since from what I have read (and it's been a lot of posts) you haven't yourself won a jackpot (if I'm wrong please show us a copy of it here) we would all like to see I'm sure. How long do you think it would take to write all those slips and check it to make sure noone made a mistake in entering the numbers? No lottery pool that I've been in would play that kind of money. Maybe in Germany
May 7, 2008, 6:35 am - jackpotismine - Jackpot Games Forum

At what level to you start to play MM or PB?Reply
It's unlikely you're going to win the jackpot regardless of its amount if you only buy one or two tickets for each drawing. Unless you would not accept any winnings less than the jackpot then the amount of the jackpot isn't likely to effect your winnings. It only make sense to wait for the jackpot to reach a certain size if you plan to join a group and pool your money to buy a large amount of tickets.
May 4, 2008, 7:28 pm - RJOh - Jackpot Games Forum

Mega Million Lottery GroupReply
Hi am very interested in your pool. I work at a large place and have trying to get some serious people but cant seem to find anyone. Let me know the rules. This my first post so I did it wrong let me know. B Starr
Apr 30, 2008, 5:01 pm - bnbstarr - Jackpot Games Forum

Mass. lottery store is success storyReply
Sounds like a place to buy tickets! Found this interesting and believe lots of lotteries could learn from it .... That's because the pool of money at stake is bigger in Massachusetts, and the Bay State sends more of its lottery income back to players in prizes, a strategy that lures core players back for more every day.
Apr 23, 2008, 4:37 pm - konane - Lottery News

Stolen lottery ticket wins suspect a trip to jailReply
Now, when are we going to add a little chlorine to the gene pool? what does that mean?
Apr 18, 2008, 11:47 pm - trulyblessed - Lottery News

Stolen lottery ticket wins suspect a trip to jailReply
Better that he was caught doing this than after some violent crime. Now, when are we going to add a little chlorine to the gene pool?
Apr 18, 2008, 4:07 pm - time*treat - Lottery News

A promise is a promiseReply
You don't think people should keep the promises they make? The people to whom he made this promise (the article in the news forum actually says that he plans to give them each a share) were people with whom he routinely played in a pool. He certainly isn't required to give them anything, but that he is offering shares to them from a prize won with a ticket bought independently is a nice and honorable gesture. Despite the conjecture of some people here there doesn't appear to be any indication
Apr 10, 2008, 2:24 am - KY Floyd - Lottery Discussion Forum

Another 'What would you do' discussionReply
When two people pool a certain amount of tickets, it's more like giving them a fair share if one hits on their own and this is where the problems start. They might be the only person that you are pooling with, but what if they are pooling with a number of other people; you might consider giving them half, but your share might be under 5%. Since you haven't hit a jackpot, now would be a good time to discuss the what if with him.
Apr 2, 2008, 7:10 pm - Stack47 - Lottery Discussion Forum

Where O where will Mega Million Land this time??Reply
well no jackpot winners this time, but 7 got 2nd prize, 1 from Massachusetts, 2 from Texas, 2 from New Jersey, 1 from Michigan, and 1 from Virginia. Cali was a no show :( My pool completely missed, but I'm just glad it rolled over again
Mar 29, 2008, 3:48 am - JustFrozen - Jackpot Games Forum

Format for the Ideal Lottery PoolReply
hey osp, I looked up this 100 Miracle Mile Cheesehead lottery pool, and there is no such thing, there are the 'miracle mile' winners but they were 18 restaurant employees.
Mar 25, 2008, 9:38 am - rubberbandman - Lottery Discussion Forum