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Playslip printing
I know you can get FREE wheeling online, and FREE numbers,etc., but, is there anywhere that will also print playslips? (without BUYING the software) Sure would save time. Thanks, to anyone who can help!
Jul 7, 2001, 7:31 am - Guest - Lottery Discussion Forum

Anyone uses Printer to print Playslips? please helpReply
Get a grip dreamer23 I suspect you just need to take another look at your printed playslip and describe it in detail so that I can guide you thru the correct steps to successful playslip printing. So do this,1. printout one more playslip2. determine that the left margin alignment is correct or not. If not you may have to use a 5/16 by 1/2 balsa wood wedge to get it to line up correctly.(buy it at your local Hobby shop). Cut off a piece about 7.5 long and insert it on the right hand side of your
May 15, 2008, 11:26 pm - LottoLuthor - Lottery Discussion Forum

Anyone uses Printer to print Playslips? please helpReply
Perhaps it would help to know that your LottoPro betslip definition files are actually coded in such a manner as to represent the entire image of your particular playslip.Imagine that you have taken a picture of one of your playslips and you have the photograph negative in your hand(actually it's in the printer memory) and you are trying to align the negative over the actual playslip so that all the little boxes and lines match exactly to the playslip boxes and lines.You do this very same thing
May 16, 2008, 9:49 pm - LottoLuthor - Lottery Discussion Forum

New York Dream Team 4/1/12 - 4/30/12Reply
I suppose so. I had it on my playslip and it didnt print out.
Apr 4, 2012, 10:15 am - Golgo13 - Pick 3 Forum

Lottery Machine MysteryReply
That is not supposed to happen. When the playslip is marked, only those numbers can print out. No other number can print out except as marked.
May 21, 2019, 2:12 am - Big Joey - Lottery Discussion Forum

Ghost in the machine? (Florida)Reply
it isn't possible for the machine to print this way. Apparently it is. AFAIK buying tickets is never foolproof. If you don't use playslips you're relying on the clerks to press all of the right buttons and none of the wrong buttons, and to hear your numbers correctly. If you do use a playslip you're still relying on the clerks to press all of the right buttons and none of the wrong buttons. There are probably fewer ways for them to screw things up when you use a playslip, but the playsli
Jan 31, 2021, 8:46 am - KY Floyd - Lottery Discussion Forum

Lottery Machine MysteryReply
I stood there watching the guy print the ticket. He did not give me a different ticket than the one that came out of the machine. And remember, I did give him my playslip. The odds would be incredible that a quick pick or someone else's mistake was a different number ending in a 9. I picked 69, the number I wound up with instead was 19.
May 18, 2019, 1:55 pm - stah - Lottery Discussion Forum

Wat's the best printer to print play slipsReply
Strange policy. They should have a machine that is like a scanning machine, just place the tickets in as many as it can fit on the scanner bed and the software automatically recognize the tickets and its marked combinations and print out the tickets for the players. No ink damange. Even lazer scanning like bar codes, lol. Something fast, accurate, and silence (O_o). We have the best technology in this day and age yet the state is worrying about ink on playslip messing up the machine.
Aug 8, 2011, 10:24 pm - diamondpalace - Lottery Discussion Forum

Thought to ponder on lotto playsReply
The playslip for PA Powerball has up to 26 advanced draws...So if you buy 5 lines with powerplay for 26 advanced drawings you leave with a long ticket (because it has to print all the 26 different dates) for which you payed 10x26=$260...it will last you for 13 weeks or roughly 3 and a half months...since different numbers will come out and also different powerballs your chances with the 5 lines + powerplay are good that you will get some $ back (maybe you can catch a 26 three times in a row) but
May 19, 2008, 9:43 pm - benmas - Lottery Discussion Forum

Ripped off at the store ?Reply
Did you hear the ticket print after he ran the playslip the first time? If you don't care of the situation right there on the spot, there really isn't much you can do. Reporting them to the lottery office wouldn't be a good idea now because you don't know for a fact that the clerk legitimately reran the playslip, which could have been the case. I'm not saying he did or didn't rip you off, but if you feel like the clerk's up to no good, then speak up right then.
Jul 13, 2007, 8:56 pm - Guru101 - Lottery Discussion Forum