First Lottery Tickets Sold in Tennessee

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Lotto Czar — Thu, 22 Jan 2004 13:34:24 GMT

Thanks. Chunnybunny.

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chunnybunny29 — Wed, 21 Jan 2004 19:05:29 GMT

Thanks Lotto Czar,I do have the common sense and a dedicated budget BUT I don't see the lotto comeing here.We are so,so,so,so,I can't think of any good words to come up with so Mr.Todd want get on me to say hahahehe.I would like see this state to do something to say we done something.(sorry you have to read between the lines)I posted a note on the MS.lottery. ChunnyBunny whish you all the best luck in the world.And a Happy New Year to all and my the $$$$$$Jing-O-Lings$$$$$$be good to all... [ More ]

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Lotto Czar — Wed, 21 Jan 2004 11:57:12 GMT

Glad to see that Tennesse is finally getting with it. I remember when the first scratch-off's were sold in Pa. (1975) Drove the clerks nuts, by people winning free tickets or a few bucks then cashing them in and getting more tickets. Probably the lottery school is to train the clerks what to do. How to validate the ticket, etc. There were not always the bar-code validation process, and over the next few years when more states went on board with instant games intially, (other draw tickets we... [ More ]

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Todd — Tue, 20 Jan 2004 22:04:46 GMT

Lottery school to sell scra

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chunnybunny29 — Tue, 20 Jan 2004 20:59:26 GMT

WOW!!I guess Tennessee Lottery didnt have there duck in a row or something??I drove 120miles for a scratch off ticket and went toooo three diff. stores and guess what?I came back home with out a ticket...One store said thay haven't got the tickets in yet (this is 4:30pm)and the other two said there not done with the lottery school yet and it will be 7pm tonight before they are ready??????Can someone give me some inside info???? ChunnyBunny.....

First Lottery Tickets Sold in Tennessee

Lottery Post — Tue, 20 Jan 2004 11:06:44 GMT

Lottery fans dreaming of riches waited patiently until after midnight to try their luck as Tennessee became the last state in the Southeast to offer legal gambling.Four different types of scratch-off lottery games went on sale at 12:01 a.m. local time Tuesday. Tickets cost between $1 and $5 and award prizes up to $1 million. I feel it will be lucky here tonight. Hopefully it will be, said Natalie Dukureh, a postal worker in Nashville who raced to a convenience store right after her shift ended