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Wisconsin Lottery does not make vendor pay for mistakesNews Story
The Wisconsin Lottery has repeatedly declined to seek the maximum amount of damages allowed against a contractor whose technical failures have disrupted ticket sales and operations, records show. The Lottery has contracted with GTECH Corp. since 1989 to operate its ticket system, including 3,200 terminals at retailers statewide and a related telecommunications network. Under the contract, the Lottery can assess damages when its telecommunications systems fail or tickets cannot be validated.
Nov 28, 2008, 9:28 am - Todd - Lottery News

How an LP major jackpot winner could help lottery playersReply
According to Lottery Insider, MUSL is a NON-PROFIT organization. Isn't that interesting? Non-profit organizations aren't allowed to make profits. Most of them have to file all kinds of reports every which way to make certain they don't make profits. Non-Profit organizations get a lot of scrutiny, as a rule. File a lot of reports, non-profits, yes. MUSL? Probably them, too. It's just those reports ain't easy to find. However, MUSL does a lot of business with GTech. A hmmm
Jun 26, 2006, 6:05 pm - Rip Snorter - Lottery Discussion Forum

HOW MANY STATE LOTTERIES do NorthStar and GTECH operateReply
Jul 16, 2014 12:41pm EDT Related: Deals, Italy Italy's GTECH to buy U.S. slot machine maker IGT in $6.4 billion deal In 2006, under the name of Lottomatica, the Italian company bought U.S. - listed GTECH in a deal worth at the time around 4 billion euros. IGT makes popular slot machines bearing brands such as that of TV show Wheel of Fortune and science fiction film Avatar . By buying the firm, GTECH - the world's No.1 lottery operator - will become a major global player in the c
Nov 8, 2015, 11:12 pm - Pogo - Lottery Systems Forum

21 CombinationsReply
Just so that everyone is clear on this point: Canada's Interprovincial Lottery Corporation, and it's provincial partners, are not involved with GTECH in any meaningful way which could possibly allow GTECH manipulation of lottery tickets or draw results (scratch-off ticket printing is immaterial). To maintain a tiny shred of credibility, when Moses again presents himself as the all-knowing, he's now being asked to prove these statements: One of the tools which is required to rig the lotter
Apr 4, 2009, 12:53 pm - lottoshlep - Mathematics Forum

CORPORATE LotteryReply
I guess I don't get the original poll question - didn't seem to be an option there for I think its OK - all the options seemed the be variations of no - don't let the foreigners do it . That kind of compromises the poll, IMO. Full disclosure - I actually did consulting fork for Goldman (indirectly) in assessing valuation of GTECH for the buyout. My first question is - what is the premise here? That only US controlled companies should be able to provide lottery systems in the U
Oct 12, 2007, 2:47 pm - Drivedabizness - Lottery Discussion Forum

Is the Lottery (PB/MM) corrupt?Reply
I don trust any lottery games in any part of this world. I started tracking lottery games in 1978 before computers came available to the average consumer. When computer did come available, I purchased a computer and began entering lottery data. In Nov 1997 my home was broken into and my computer and printer, scanner, where stolen. The theives knew what they were looking for, and did not bother my tvs, stereo equiptment, camcorder, check books, or other small items that theives can easily ta
Feb 8, 2006, 1:12 pm - richwood - Lottery Discussion Forum

Ohio Lottery switches to Greek operator IntralotNews Story
Greek company takes over operation of games At 11:59 p.m. today, in an office park in Strongsville, state officials and a gaggle of computer technicians, some from Greece, will change how Ohioans get their lottery tickets. Success will be measured by how few people notice. What happens inside the 80,000-square-foot, unadorned brick building not far from the Lorain County line is being watched like Y2K, at least in the world of state lotteries. A lot of people are rooting for us, and
Jun 30, 2009, 8:26 am - Todd - Lottery News

LAS VEGAS: MGM Offers KENO, Video Poker & Bingo Tourneys Via SMARTPHONES
It's KENO for the 21st century. Instead of marking a keno card having a keno runner come around pick it up or go to the parlor, you just play on your own phone With Compliments Eddessa_Knight with Light ~ MGM Resorts to launch mobile wagering application in Nevada MGM Resorts International announced plans Monday, Feb. 2, 2015, to deploy a mobile wagering system across 12 of its Nevada resorts later this year. MGM Resorts International announced plans Monday to de
Jul 16, 2016, 1:24 pm - eddessaknight - Gaming Forum

Pick 4 Filters. Go from 10,000 to 100#s in 3.5 secondsReply
gtech filter. take all straights from all states from Last 2 days. filter them away in your state. gtech not having no traveling numbers in pick 4. 120# filter
Apr 24, 2016, 10:50 am - Lildarryl - Lottery Systems Forum

Monopoly Millionaires gameReply
In AoN, Texas forgot that players like to bet certain ways, ie; all even, all odd, 1st 12, last 12. In Monopoly, Texas and the other states believed the big sales projections GTech promised. Northstar, GTech, and others always promise the moon, but they never can really guarantee big sales. The states always believe them for some reason.
Dec 26, 2014, 8:58 pm - rcbbuckeye - Lottery Discussion Forum