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Connecticut Lottery launches 5 Card CashReply
The 2014 Kentucky Derby with California Chrome winning the race was much more exciting given that the owners, Steve Coburn and Perry Martin only paid $10,000. for the horse and were also offered $6 million for a 51% partnership but declined the offer, is one amazing event in gambling history. Congratulations to them and the Trainer, Art Sherman,age 77, his second K.D. winning and oldest trainer, and the Jockey, Victor Espinoza. What an exciting event to have watched.
May 4, 2014, 1:08 pm - Gleno - Lottery News

Video of Behind the Scenes Lottery Drawing / Dowsing for Numbers
There is a Video on the Official South Carolina Education Lottery Website, under the heading GAMES , entitled BEHIND THE DRAW VIDEO , that shows the behind the scenes events of how preparation for the draw is conducted. I viewed another video detailing the same procedure [I thought it was also on the SC Lottery website. I think SC may have changed their video. ]. In any case, I thought I remember viewing somewhere in some state, that sometimes the MIDDAY and EVENING Pick 3/4 drawings are BOTH
Apr 7, 2014, 3:37 pm - destinycreation - Lottery Discussion Forum

We Are The Numeralogic Masters..Reply
If an event exists that would give rise to a paradox, or to any change to the past whatsoever, then the probability of that event is zero. In short, it says that it is impossible to create time paradoxes.
Feb 7, 2014, 2:26 pm - mike27 - Pick 3 Forum

NJ Powerball winner wants his old life backReply
Winning the lottery has its advantages and disadvantages too, I think it's up to the winner how he is going to perceive such life changing event. I think seeking professionals who can guide you through this event will definitely help.
Oct 19, 2013, 7:49 am - jamella724 - Lottery News

Pick3 a binary system of choosing your picksReply
Hello, d1nnl2, demand pairs in your system can work well, Because the repetition of an event (digits) is the secret of the probability So the forecast is from repeat or not repeat patterns and single event Linked in time
Jul 10, 2012, 9:13 am - dr san - Lottery Systems Forum

Which odds are better?Reply
It is my contention that even though the machine is random at picking balls, the event is not completely random because the balls are numbered. I know that should not matter but the fact remains, part of the event is a numbered and ordered set of balls. Even a slot machine which has a RNG chip tends to run hot and cold. How is that possible?
Apr 27, 2012, 4:27 pm - Ronnie316 - Lottery Discussion Forum

Determination versus Free WillReply
But in a quantum world, the quantum event is a will independent event. Sometimes universes just happen , now and then (whatever now and then means) they pop into existence and sometimes they don't. And therefore and thereby, in a quantum world the answer is both no and yes (no? )
Oct 3, 2010, 6:31 pm - Bigwhale - Lottery Discussion Forum

Help Please: Similarities between Lottery & Insurance: my last post for 2008Reply
One similarity is that you should always expect to pay more than you collect, and make your purchase decisions accordingly. Spending an extra $100 per year to reduce a collision deductible by $500 is a bad idea unless you absolutely can't afford to pay the extra $500 at once in the unlikely event that you have an accident. Spending money on the lottery is a bad idea if you can't afford to pay the extra $500 in the unlikely event that you have an accident.
Sep 25, 2008, 12:12 pm - KY Floyd - Lottery Discussion Forum

Same numbers, Same State, Same Day?Reply
No, it's just the way the numbers come up. One states or provinces games have nothing to do with the other. They are all separate lottery jurisdictions. It's neat when it happens, but each lottery draw is just an event...and sometime as history repeats itself, it's just an odd event.
Dec 17, 2006, 12:42 am - Wintariofan - Lottery Discussion Forum

What is up with MM/PBReply
If you think of the jackpot size as a random event, just as who wins what is a random event, then you would expect the jackpot sizes to be randomly distributed and follow a bell curve distribution, just like any random distribution. Therefore, I would expect very large jackpots to represent only 2% of the jackpots, with most most of the jackpots falling around whatever the average turns out to be.
Dec 5, 2006, 12:50 pm - bitrunner - Jackpot Games Forum