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Co-worker suing for share of lottery prizeNews Story
A Sudbury city employee has launched a civil lawsuit claiming he deserves his share of a $13.6 million Canada Lotto 6/49 jackpot won by five co-workers last summer. In court papers filed at the Sudbury courthouse, Raymond Chamberland, claims he deserved to share in the Lotto 6/49 prize claimed by five fellow employees from the city's waste management department when they claimed the huge lottery jackpot last July 9. The five employees made national headlines when they claimed $2.7 million
Mar 22, 2006, 10:21 am - Todd - Lottery News

Mathematics of LottoReply
Quote: Originally posted by Bertil on May 23, 2004Anybody seriously interested in the math of lotto type games would be well advised to consult the book How to Win More by N.Henze H.Riedwyl. It has a 35 page section on mathematics of lotto games. It lists ten foolish ways of betting. In the Preface they stess what every player needs to know:the most popular numbers are also the most likely to be shared by other players if they winit is impossible to improve the odds of winning by any formulanev
May 24, 2004, 12:31 am - Colin F - Mathematics Forum

Probability formula Independent eventsReply
rdarmandI think you put your case very well. It's a pleasure to read a well thought out answer and even though I don't agree with you I hope you continue to engage me and others who believe we can change the odds a bit.QWEST46 (Jason)There are a core of members here, some regular posters others pretty quiet who have achieved success and who have knowledge that they keep to themselves. I reveal a bit but I sometimes sense that there is a member there (the inner circle) wagging his finger and sile
May 17, 2004, 4:53 pm - Colin F - Mathematics Forum

Expected ReturnReply
You're all welcome. I've been trying to find out the expected payoffs for Canada's Lotto 6/49 and Lotto Super 7. My hypothesis is that even though they offer tax-free cash jackpots, they have never had a positive expected return because of high sales. I am requesting if prob987 or other statistical guru can plug the numbers into their complex formula and confirm this.The last time the 6/49 jackpot exceeded the 1 in 13,983,816 odds was for a $15 million draw back in November 15, 1997. Looking
Feb 18, 2004, 1:46 pm - LottoBuddy - Jackpot Games Forum

New Lotto Cheatah awesome win performanceReply
Quote: Originally posted by urug2000 on June 06, 2003 For what its worth, I delected LOTTOCHEATAH from my computer several months ago, even with some 98 credits left on it.I could not make that sucker work and could not get downloads consistently. Lotto Cheatah has never missed a game or failed to post its draw results for downloads [normally within 1 hour of the draw]. If you could not get it to update then there must have been some other problem.. somewhere.Note that Lotto Cheatah is a Win9x a
Jun 17, 2003, 11:45 am - lottocheatah - Lottery Systems Forum

where are you cheetah ??Reply
Quote: Originally posted by RJOh on December 10, 2002 To Lottocheatah,I thought you were being up front with your responses to Visiondude until I went to the newsgroup rec.gambling.lottery at gooble.com and read the posts of Paul McCoy and your response to him. In those posts your score and the score of the winner(Nik Barker) were mentioned along with numbers matched and neither one of you matched enought to cover the cost of playing 3500 combinations.Nik Barker (winner) score = 6126365 x 3/6 @
Dec 13, 2002, 10:22 am - lottocheatah - Pick 5 Forum

where are you cheetah ??Reply
Quote: Originally posted by lottocheatah on November 28, 2002 The World Cup of Lotto is now complete and the scores now posted at World Cup Lotto.Lotto Cheatah finished 1st for team Canada with 10,017 points but did not win the competition. Two players from Team UK came 1-2. Team USA came 3rd. Lotto Cheatah placed 4th overall.The game played is 6/49. Scoring for the competition is the actual odds (ie; 57 points for 3/6, 1033 points for 4/6, etc). Each player posted 100 picks on newsgroup rec.gam
Dec 6, 2002, 12:29 am - lottocheatah - Pick 5 Forum

where are you cheetah ??Reply
Hey, dude. Just for you, I dug up the oldest one I could find on the archive. Not my best team performance, but not my worst either. Three players using Lotto Cheatah picks for this game. It's $10 for 3/6 and 'bout $100 for 4/6, give or take. Here's the reprint, as posted in rec.gambling.lottery(Original score posted near the beginning of this thread is for LottoCheatah 1 only. Players 1, 2 and 3 all finished with similar high scores. Player 3 did best on this game.) Canada 6/49 Aug 10/02 unoffi
Dec 5, 2002, 10:23 pm - lottocheatah - Pick 5 Forum

where are you cheetah ??Reply
Quote: Originally posted by RJOh on December 05, 2002 Lotto Cheatah,Those were some pretty screen shots, you should send them to your buddies in the competition and show them you can get over 110000 points in two tries even if you couldn't get 1/10 that amount in 3500 tries during the competition. Maybe if the competition had been for 40 draws, you would have won. The trouble with most lottery programs is that they can't come up with a winner when it counts, if they could, the lotteries would
Dec 5, 2002, 10:10 pm - lottocheatah - Pick 5 Forum

The 10 Best Bang-for-the-buck North American lotteries.
The 10 Best Bang-for-the-buck North American Lotteries. Canada: Lotto 6/49 and the Super 7 rank number 1 and 2. Jackpots to $34 Million (so far), all cash, paid immediately in one lump sum, tax-free! Anyone 19 yrs of age or older can play. You don't need to be a Canadian. Pick 3 or better to win and both games draw an extra (bonus) ball to help you catch that winner. If you win it, it's all yours, tax-free, right now! Note: Non-Canadians will still get all the money, but are responsible for payi
Jun 2, 2002, 11:20 am - lottocheatah - Lottery Discussion Forum