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• Coin Toss

  

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  "When you got a hunch bet a bunch" 
• Konformthismfs

  

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  Put your number on 1 ticket and tell the clerk to run it through 10,15,20 times etc.... They'll usually look at you like your nuts, until you win...
  

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• four4me

  

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  i could be wrong but i think most states you have to pay tax on any winnings over 600 bucks. So you could have a hundred pick 3 straight tickets and cash them at different stores no tax problem.

  but if you have a bunch of pick 4 straight tickets and cash them at different stores your still gonna pay tax on every ticket you cash. Once you fill out the paper work. The state will send you a statment for how much you owe them. 
• lottery lady

  

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  The most i played at one time was 12 tickets,  6,000 it was on 888

  I bought 12 different tickets. I didnt pay no taxes.

   

   

   

  

   
• MADDOG10

  

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  In NJ their is no tax on lottery winnings, but you have to fill out a tax form for the IRS if the amount goes over $600.00.

  Also there is no set amount you can bet. You can play it until they lock out the number, which doesn't happen very often..

                                             

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