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Legislator demands greater scrutiny of Florida LotteryNews Story
The vice chairwoman of the Florida Senate Gaming Committee, Sen. Maria Sachs, called for greater scrutiny of the Florida Lottery after a Palm Beach Post investigation revealed some people are winning big prizes against enormous odds. Sachs, D-Delray Beach, has been an advocate of folding the lottery into a state gaming commission, which would be overseen by legislators and include all forms of gambling in the state. She said The Post's investigation further emphasized that need. What your
Apr 2, 2014, 9:00 am - Todd - Lottery News

CA Lottery - California Love - CA Lottery ScratchersReply
Redhot7 is correct. The way you tell is by looking at the percentages, not just the raw numbers. I add a column to their published remaining prizes numbers to see the percentages, like below: $1,000,000 Fortune $10 Prizes Odds 1 in Total # of Winners Prizes Claimed Prizes Available Percent Remain $1,000,000 1,200,000 25 11 14 56.00% $20,000 600,000 50 37 13 26.00% $10,000 600,000 50 35 15 30.00% $5,000 300,000 100 73 27 27.00% $1,000 2,8
Jun 18, 2013, 1:31 pm - Jon D - Instant ("Scratch-Off") Games Forum

Judge throws out some charges against lottery-thieving brothersReply
Not so lucky: $1m lottery winner left empty-handed after shop worker pockets his prize By MAIL FOREIGN SERVICE UPDATED: 03:49 EST, 23 October 2009 Comments (24) Share A shop worker pocketed a customer's $1 million winning lottery ticket, claimed the prize and left town, possibly back to his native Nepal, authorities said. Police have seized more than $365,000 deposited in banks by Pankaj Joshi, a University of Texas at Arlington student who left his job at a Grand Prair
Apr 17, 2013, 1:09 am - noise-gate - Lottery News

UK shopkeeper guilty of lottery fraudReply
l think an example has to be made for those clerks who are willing to screw you over. Nepali accused of stealing $1M lottery prize in USA THE ASSOCIATED PRESS AUSTIN, Texas, Oct 22: A 25-year-old convenience store clerk pocketed a customer s $1 million winning lottery ticket, claimed the prize and skipped town, possibly back to his native Nepal, authorities said. Pankaj Joshi took 67-year-old Willis Willis winning Mega Millions megaplier ticket after Willis asked Joshi in
Apr 6, 2013, 6:58 pm - noise-gate - Lottery News

Help! I am talking in weird speak!Reply
LOL, I knew it. But you could have saved your typical long-winded gasbag speech and just told the truth. The truth I know and the truth you know -- that you're a typical lying, slithering lib, and as such, a cheapskate. And don't whine about me calling you out for what you are, because what you are is nothing special among libs -- you're all cheapskates. And you know it, don'tcha, buddy? I enjoy sparring with you. I guess it's time somebody told you. You've never sparre
Dec 8, 2012, 4:05 am - rdgrnr - Lottery Discussion Forum

Only one? No all major lottery in EU or US is rigged: El Gordo, in Spain is not a exception
I read this article here https://www.lotterypost.com/thread/169513 and i must say, this is wrong. even the el gordo lottery in spain is rigged, it was in the spain press. some kids told the press, they got instructions from subworkers of the el gordo host only to pick cold numbers during the drawing! this is how they done it to rigg the el gordo lottery in spain. before the drawing they put the selected balls in the freezer. the kids get then instructions only to pick thi
Mar 9, 2012, 9:31 am - litre - Lottery Discussion Forum

Representative of Hot Lotto winner named in lawsuitNews Story
The case of the most mysterious jackpot winner in the history of the Iowa Lottery got even more convoluted Thursday. The attorney who represents a trust attempting to claim a multimillion-dollar Hot Lotto jackpot faces legal troubles in Delaware, court documents show. Crawford Shaw, who is trying to claim a jackpot worth much as $14.2 million on behalf of his client, Hexam Investments Trust, is being sued over his involvement in a now-bankrupt company called Industrial Enterprises of Ameri
Jan 20, 2012, 8:57 am - Todd - Lottery News

I win tonight because...Reply
Take your Pick. Pick 3: Fraud: 291 False Prophet: 485 False Prophecy: 788 Misleading: 215 Idiot: 172 Confused: 398 Liar: 110 Fake: 220 Harold Camping 313, 163, 150 Lunatic: 373 Prophelying: 739 Delusion/Delusional 418, 439 False Gospel: 354 Beware of False Prophets: 724 Pick 4: BS 1232 Delusion of his own mind: 1537 Utter lying divinations: 2013 False Vision: 1020 20th Century Prophets 1944, 2034 Let us know which one of thes
May 21, 2011, 1:44 am - Empress-N - Lottery Discussion Forum

Store Clerk Playing Unfair? Is This Legal?Reply
Opportunists. They'll smile at you like they are joking but it's the eyes...it's all in the eyes. There IS something not right about employees playing, selling, handling, activating and cashing tickets. This has been discussed before. Even if their only advantage is knowing who bought how many of what, who lost on what tickets and who turned in bigger winners then that is an advantage that should preclude them from being able to play while on their shift. Anyone who handles, act
Apr 18, 2011, 8:29 pm - dr65 - Instant ("Scratch-Off") Games Forum

Post Your Winning Tickets HereReply
Hi Spin, yes on all of the new tickets there are no telling letters used anymore..used to be - T's, W's, V's F's, H's, R's and so on...abbreviating dollar amounts won. Before that they used parenthesis with the actual amount won within a string of numbers. These strings could be found on the ticket play area, you could scratch the top or bottom of the ticket play area and know right away if you were a winner...that was the simplest thing - you knew immediately if you won or not and d
Mar 16, 2011, 10:54 pm - dr65 - Lottery Discussion Forum