Fifty years ago race tracks knew every bet, recorded those bets before the race, showed the odds on each horse or dog, and showed the total bet on each horse seconds after the race started. But with over $2 billion up for grabs one twenty-first century high tech state lottery took hours probably using an abacus to tally the count. 

Saw where 3.5 million less tickets were bought for Monday than for Saturday's drawing. That still created a 90% chance of at least one winning ticket. People were hoping for multiple winners but that required five birthday numbers. Some here thought the problem was with the drawing process in Florida while others thought the glitch was in California because they posted there was a problem on their website. 

MUSL should explain the problem, their remedy and assure the players the drawings are not fixed. We'll probably never hear what actually happened but we will learn the identity of the jackpot winner and the store selling the ticket.