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NY Lotto
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United States Member #380 June 5, 2002 11297 Posts Offline
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| Posted: April 24, 2003, 7:09 am - IP Logged |
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The NY Lotto game has the WORST prize return (40%) of any US lottery game, which explains why (even at two games for $1) matching three numbers wins only your dollar back, and that four numbers occasionally pays less than $20.
Virtually every US lottery game returns at least 50% to players.
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United States Member #1058 January 17, 2003 348 Posts Offline
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| Posted: April 24, 2003, 8:26 am - IP Logged |
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Cash,
Drop this nonsense already! It's their game, NOT yours. If the players feel the prize return is too LOW, they wouldn't play it.
Now, the NY Lotto has been around for a very long time - 25 years. Obviously, they are doing something wrong.
People love the game so they're playing it. They wouldn't play it if they felt differently.
I suggest you move out of the NY state and go live in another great state like Massacusettes. Don't blow all your winnings in one place - Choose Annuity
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United States Member #380 June 5, 2002 11297 Posts Offline
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| Posted: April 24, 2003, 8:54 am - IP Logged |
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AIG:
I can't live in NY and Mass. at the same time, so, I might live in between (Connecticut) one day.
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United States Member #1058 January 17, 2003 348 Posts Offline
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| Posted: April 24, 2003, 1:42 pm - IP Logged |
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Cash,
No matter where you go, you'll always hear ANNUITY Don't blow all your winnings in one place - Choose Annuity
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United States Member #380 June 5, 2002 11297 Posts Offline
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| Posted: April 24, 2003, 3:08 pm - IP Logged |
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AnnuityIsSilenced:
I'll go deaf before I choose annuity.
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mid-Ohio United States Member #9 March 24, 2001 10510 Posts Offline
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Two winning tickets last night, so the $55M jackpot will be spilted.
RJOh
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United States Member #380 June 5, 2002 11297 Posts Offline
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| Posted: April 26, 2003, 1:19 am - IP Logged |
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Mega Millions needs a $200 million jackpot soon...so that nobody would want to play NY Lotto.
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mid-Ohio United States Member #9 March 24, 2001 10510 Posts Offline
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| Posted: April 26, 2003, 3:18 am - IP Logged |
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It would nice to see a $100M megamillion jackpot, their jackpot aren't getting any higher than many state jackpots. In Ohio a third of the time the State lottery has a bigger jackpot and Megamillion has not had the jackpot sizes that the lottery commission had hoped that would attract more players. RJOh
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United States Member #380 June 5, 2002 11297 Posts Offline
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| Posted: April 27, 2003, 5:43 am - IP Logged |
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NY Lotto hit in two consecutive drawings. Still ONLY $3 million.
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United States Member #1058 January 17, 2003 348 Posts Offline
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That's cause there are so MANY NY lotto players. Don't blow all your winnings in one place - Choose Annuity
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United States Member #380 June 5, 2002 11297 Posts Offline
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| Posted: April 27, 2003, 7:35 pm - IP Logged |
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Right, AIG...many former NY Lotto players.
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United States Member #380 June 5, 2002 11297 Posts Offline
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| Posted: May 1, 2003, 5:42 am - IP Logged |
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ONLY $5 million with a rollover-despite $55 million last week.
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United States Member #1058 January 17, 2003 348 Posts Offline
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NY Lotto... Hey, you never know. Don't blow all your winnings in one place - Choose Annuity
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United States Member #380 June 5, 2002 11297 Posts Offline
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| Posted: May 1, 2003, 11:12 am - IP Logged |
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AIG:
Hey, you'll never know that NY Lotto is a rip-off compared with other lottery games.
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United States Member #380 June 5, 2002 11297 Posts Offline
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| Posted: May 5, 2003, 9:19 am - IP Logged |
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Seven years ago (in the 6/54 game) two rollovers meant a jackpot of either $15m or $17m. Now, the second rollover brings the pot to only $7 million.
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United States Member #380 June 5, 2002 11297 Posts Offline
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| Posted: May 16, 2003, 10:14 pm - IP Logged |
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Rollovers ONLY $2 million per since the $55 million pot last month.
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Amarillo/Austin United States Member #1450 April 25, 2003 696 Posts Offline
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CASH ONLY: You are always welcome here in Texas if you ever decide to move. We are very hospitable and have NO state income tax. Our state politics is colorful, too. Orangeman
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United States Member #380 June 5, 2002 11297 Posts Offline
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Orange:
I've been in TX twice (1986 and 1992). Both times were in the extreme NE part of the state. I was in Dallas briefly in '86.
My other visit was just after the TX Lottery started; only scratch tickets were available.
Thanx for the invite; however, I don't know anyone there. I probably wouldn't like the very hot summers. I also would want to be near LA or NM for Powerball.
As for politics, did you know GW Bush was born in Connecticut?
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Amarillo/Austin United States Member #1450 April 25, 2003 696 Posts Offline
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Cash Only: Sure, but like they say about Amarillo, "I wasn't born in Amarillo, but I got here as quick as I could." It is not where you were born, it is where you end up that counts. You sound like a good "dude". You would always be welcome here in Texas. Orangeman
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United States Member #380 June 5, 2002 11297 Posts Offline
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| Posted: May 18, 2003, 9:12 pm - IP Logged |
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Orange:
If I were to move out of state, it would most likely be Connecticut. I do have friends there. I wouldn't have to go out of state to play Powerball; the Connecticut 6/44 game pays MUCH BETTER than the NY 6/59.
BTW, why "Orangeman"? Isn't "Amarillo" Spanish for "yellow"? I wouldn't think Texans are cowardly.
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Amarillo/Austin United States Member #1450 April 25, 2003 696 Posts Offline
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Cash Only: Amarillo was named after Amarillo Creek which has a yellow soil in the creek bottom. It could have been worse. The original name was Hide Town (after the piles of buffalo hides outside of town which was located on Wild Horse Lake) It was changed to Oneida after some guy's wife for awhile, but that really was a sissy name. Amarillo is OK. Like I said, it could have been worse. Orangeman
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United States Member #60 October 28, 2001 455 Posts Offline
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| Posted: May 21, 2003, 6:01 pm - IP Logged |
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It should be vamped complet
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United States Member #380 June 5, 2002 11297 Posts Offline
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| Posted: May 22, 2003, 11:40 pm - IP Logged |
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Orange:
There are/were Oneida Indians in upstate NY. The Oneidas in Wisconsin (near Green Bay) offer casino gambling. Before the Wisconsin Lottery began, the Oneida tribe started its own lottery.
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United States Member #380 June 5, 2002 11297 Posts Offline
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| Posted: May 25, 2003, 7:38 am - IP Logged |
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In 1996, after three rollovers NY Lotto was $25 million. Now it takes eight rollovers to reach $19m.
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