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The Math and The LotteryReply
If more people used a variety of systems I feel that over the long run they would achieve better results. Because the quick pick computers like to repeat alot of the same numbers over and over that is why it takes longer for a jackpot winner to occur. My theory is that if for tonights Mega Millions Drawing let say 90 % of all players sat down and did some analysis like many here (either with the aid of systems or just their own insight) that there would be a winner before next Fridays drawing
Jun 7, 2005, 9:36 pm - kdsjeter - Mathematics Forum

Thinking Of Starting A Lotto ServiceReply
If you send money (including checks) through the mail for the lottery service to buy the tickets for you, you have violated U.S. Postal Service regulations. I used to do a lottery pool at work and I received a package from the California Lottery on how to do it and forms and contracts, etc. That's when I learned that you can't use the U.S. mail. Also, you MUST purchase the ticket. The places on line that many of us use for playing Pick 3 and Pick 4 do not purchase any tickets (they aren't
May 21, 2005, 10:53 pm - CalifDude - Lottery Discussion Forum

Straight-only option for Prediction PagesReply
Well, I hate to disagree with you so much lately, but I do sometimes play more than 10 numbers -- sometimes 20 or 30 -- so posting more than 10 is very realistic. Also, posting predictions is often not done to match exactly with what you would PLAY. Some people post more picks than they would play, because they are posting a POOL of likely numbers, that others can choose from.Fast Eddie's ability to catch up to you with 50 picks is a testament to his abilities, and is not some unfair advantage.
May 15, 2005, 9:48 pm - Todd - Suggestions Forum

A way to guaranteee some money!Reply
I already know that. I know how people are on this board already. :) I've seen what happened with the whole genius thing. Especially when he actually started posting results. I didn't see him live up to his lotto claim, but he sure did with the horses. If you knew anything about horse Dutching , meaning, putting a certain amount, on certain higher and lower paying horses, win, place, or even show, you would've made a fortune with his horse picks, guess he exptected everyone to know about
May 14, 2005, 6:28 am - Helpguy45 - Lottery Systems Forum

Powerball jackpot $100M+ for first time in over 5 monthsReply
I quit doing Powerball a while ago unless my company has a pool then I'd rather take my chances on pick 4. Powerball for me is like a mirage in the desert. I think I woke up one day when a friend of mine who's friend played in the NBA said his friends and a few other (NBA) players went in years ago on Powerball spending like 10 grand on tickets over the course of a few days and the best they got was 4 numbers. They payed a few people to go through all of the tickets for them. Craziness. Why
May 12, 2005, 12:33 pm - unseen - Lottery Discussion Forum

NY lottery pool members sue over Mega Millions jackpotReply
Quote: Originally posted by Todd on April 21, 2005<div class= quote ><label>Quote: Originally posted by Litebets27 on April 21, 2005</label><div class= quotebody > <span style= font-size:12px; >I know that lottery pools are popular in alot of work places, but in a hospital setting, it's usually deemed illegal to do, although it's done anyway. It's because of this kind of problem as presented in this article that administrations frown on such activity, and that winne
Apr 21, 2005, 12:16 pm - JimmySand9 - Lottery News

NY lottery pool members sue over Mega Millions jackpotReply
Quote: Originally posted by Litebets27 on April 21, 2005I know that lottery pools are popular in alot of work places, but in a hospital setting, it's usually deemed illegal to do, although it's done anyway. It's because of this kind of problem as presented in this article that administrations frown on such activity, and that winners tend to leave the hospital setting as fast as they can. I visited a hospital in New York two years ago that actually sold lottery in it's gift shop. This floored m
Apr 21, 2005, 12:09 pm - Todd - Lottery News

Beware of Lottery PoolsReply
Quote: Originally posted by SirMetro on April 21, 2005My lottery pool consist of me, myself and I and all winnings go to my Wife. Now if I could just do a better job of trying to figure out how it is that everything I have is hers and everything she has is hers. Oh well...guess I just need to keep some things in life simple.Sir MetroThe desire for simplicity often results in the greatest complexities ever encountered.Does that mean you can not even deduct your lost from win on your tax return be
Apr 21, 2005, 12:05 pm - NewClub - Lottery Discussion Forum

NY lottery pool members sue over Mega Millions jackpotReply
I know that lottery pools are popular in alot of work places, but in a hospital setting, it's usually deemed illegal to do, although it's done anyway. It's because of this kind of problem as presented in this article that administrations frown on such activity, and that winners tend to leave the hospital setting as fast as they can. I visited a hospital in New York two years ago that actually sold lottery in it's gift shop. This floored me. So I guess, it is not a problem for their employees t
Apr 21, 2005, 11:39 am - Litebets27 - Lottery News

Beware of Lottery Pools
I don't want to break any rules, but I know this would make an interesting story. I will be happy to provide the link so this can be posted in the News section of the board.I saw a story in the new york daily news about a woman who is suing her co-worker over a Mega Millions ticket. Well actually three people are suing. Seems in November the guy who bought the ticket came to work late, and said he won the second prize jackpot of $175,000. When one of the other pool members said No WE won , th
Apr 21, 2005, 10:42 am - TNPATL - Lottery Discussion Forum