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One lottery ticket sold in California wins $2 billion Powerball jackpotReply
Iknow someone that did see the algorithm and did see the ritual as some of us call it. check my profile on what I commented on. it doesn't make sense to a lot but for some reason if I can switch patterns and see what balls are drawn I might be on to something.
Nov 8, 2022, 11:56 pm - wander73 - Lottery News

Wisconsin lottery winner might miss out on $5.9 millionReply
Yep, I have a routine/ritual when buying tickets. ALWAYS buy when I'm leaving. They then go unfolded, above the drivers visor in my car, removed at home and put into the usual place until they are checked the morning after the drawing. They then get scanned at the store to make sure these old eyes didn't miss a winner.
Jul 2, 2019, 5:35 pm - BuyLow - Lottery News

NJ family of 8 claims $429.6 million Powerball lottery jackpotReply
Yeah like the lady who used the numbers off a Chinese fortune cookie- won close to a Mil. Or the Caucasian couple out here years ago who while passing by a Hindu ritual decide to remove their sandals walk over the hot burning coals.No burns, some say they were too stoned to know better.Live let live.
May 14, 2016, 9:34 pm - noise-gate - Lottery News

Woman claims Publix cashier threw away winning lotto ticketReply
Young clerk?? The article says nothing of the clerk's age, for all we know they could have been someone your age, whatever age that might be, maybe older. Anyway, she should have made sure right there she had everything, I'm sure the Publix has cameras set on the area so it'd be easy to tell, hope the manager enjoys the bad publicity from at least what was said in the story. Oh and I'd guess that her son knew the numbers that she routinely played since the article makes mention of her ritu
Feb 20, 2009, 5:19 am - DC81 - Lottery News

Missouri man unknowingly holds onto Powerball lottery ticket worth $1 million for three monthsNews Story
Lottery winner stays true to three-month alarm ritual By Kate Northrop A Missouri man didn't know he was holding onto a winning Powerball lottery ticket worth $1 million for three months. Thanks to a ticket-checking ritual that required an alarm, three months went by before an anonymous lottery winner from Missouri found out he was sitting on a $1 million winning Powerball ticket. A Missouri resident entered the Powerball drawing that took place on Jan. 2, 2023, having bought hi
Jun 19, 2023, 3:26 pm - Todd - Lottery News

Illinois Lottery launching a new game SundayReply
I was just looking at the my3 and pick 3 drawings in Illinois and see a 3 hour time span between the 2 drawings. Are they or are they not using the same ball sets and machines for both games? From what I read it usually takes 2 hours to do pre test before an actual drawing. 3 hours would give them time to do the pre test ritual. Would mess up data keeper players and system players if they are.
Sep 9, 2012, 11:19 pm - JAP69 - Lottery News

Winners of big lottery jackpots often crave anonymity amid challenges to do soReply
Not looking for any front man . I personally don't have any problem going public for a meet and greet session for a state that requires this ritual. Getting back to my original question, if the state of Illinois reigns supreme in corruption (which I'm not in disagreement with), why would you assume that by requiring a parade of faces and names of winners are legit, and not a continuation of the lottery scam you allude to?
Apr 12, 2012, 7:24 pm - mcginnin56 - Lottery News

Lottery slaying now a 1st-degree caseReply
I have some Wongga music I listen to Rosie. It's by members of the Wunambul Tribe from the Kalumburu regions of Northern Australia. It's my understanding that women sometimes dance in main ritual dances but it is usually restricted to swaying with the music in the background. So no Wandjina music at the big party. We'll clog dance instead. I'll bring one of my favorite string bands - The Carolina Chocolate Drops, to provide the music. I could scale down the drunken brawl afterward i
Mar 14, 2010, 10:33 am - rdgrnr - Lottery News

N.Y. man spends thousands in search of lottery richesReply
Yeah this guy definitely has some problems, how can he manage to spend $30,000 a year on lotteries when the article says he makes $40,000 a year. I don't blame him for being mad about it, but he shpuld be mad at himself. I personally just spent $15 on lottery today and didn't win, but it was the first time in a couple weeks and to be honest I don't think I'll be playing for a little while after as it is. Unfortunately, I've met quite a few people like this throughout my lifetime. There used t
Sep 7, 2008, 1:37 am - robmang - Lottery News

BBC to lose exclusive rights to show UK National Lottery drawsNews Story
The BBC is to lose exclusive television rights to the UK National Lottery because Camelot believes its games would be better promoted on rivals such as ITV and Channel Five.The lottery operator, which is believed to be negotiating with several commercial broadcasters, wants to overhaul television coverage in 2006 when the BBC's existing contract to show the draw comes up for renewal.The company would now prefer an arrangement whereby the draws of its seven games are shown across different channe
Nov 15, 2004, 9:13 am - Todd - Lottery News