| Posted: August 22, 2007, 8:37 pm - IP Logged | |
Seventy per cent of the players purchase QP's. While this trend continues, any lottory will do whatever they want and the public can kiss their glass.
In the years prior to Tennessee getting a lottory, I said often that Tennessee will get a lottory as soon as the politicians figure a way to skim money off the top. By going to RNG they have found the way. Tennessee has shown for all the world to see that RNG numbers can be rigged; there is no security; take it or leave it. As for me, I am leaving it but my moving on will not affect the 70% that use QP. Most player do not know how or when or where numbers are drawn; they just ckeck the morning papers to see if they won. The Tennessee lottory knows this and acts accordingly.
I will go so far as to say that any state that uses a computer to generate winning numbers maintains the same attitude and gives the "winnings" to the "right" people.
