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jim695 — Mon, 28 Mar 2005 02:36:02 GMT

Rabbitfoot:Unfortunately, most people are under the same impression. Indiana's jackpot doesn't begin to roll over until after the second consecutive drawing with no winner. Then, each consecutive rollover will increase in $500,000.00 minimum increments. However, I can't remember an incremental increase over that amount since this policy was instituted.Below is the press release announcing the change. Contact:Andrew Reed Phone:317-264-4800 Email: playersupport@hoosierlottery.com

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rabbitfoot — Wed, 16 Mar 2005 01:50:47 GMT

I always thought that it was the number of tickets sold that determine a jackpot size. You didn't mention any thing about this.

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LOTTOMIKE — Sun, 13 Mar 2005 01:04:20 GMT

mark,the hoosier lottery is very corrupt,your daily payouts are very poor when compared with other states of the same size on a consistent basis not to mention the scratch off scandal there recently,the computerized drawings there are rigged and i'd bet my grandfathers life on it......

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mark — Sat, 12 Mar 2005 23:40:34 GMT

On 03-05-05Indiana pick four was 9652 prize payout was 17,460.00Ohio midday number was 2985 prize payout 70,900.00There is only a one number difference between the 2 draws and yet the ohio lottery paid out more then 3 times the amount then Indiana.Our draw is 30 minutes after ohio's which means In. has a extra 30 minutes of buying time, but yet we have less in prize payouts then ohio.HOW CAN THIS BEIt's a shame what the hoosier lottery is doing to the hard working people of Indiana. C.C.Indian... [ More ]