Billionaires Made in Powerball & MegaMillions

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bigbear29 — Thu, 20 Feb 2014 20:05:05 GMT

I also think that the lottery computer looks for the least played set of numbers, and I don't know how.

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SouthCarolina — Thu, 20 Feb 2014 16:17:12 GMT

Let's BOYCOTT MM and PB. I quit buying from now on. Thye're ugly tickets anyway, without any collector value (no topicals). I am still buying state instant scratch-off tickets sometimes, especially if I spot an attractive design, which lately are very very hard to find.... but I suspect those are rigged as well. I did win $50 once on a $10 ticket, but the odds seems whacked as I bought 11 x $5 tickets at different times and locations and none of them win, oh yes, I got $5 back on one of them. Th... [ More ]

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bigbear29 — Thu, 20 Feb 2014 15:39:48 GMT

I have said this before that there is something wrong or it is not a true random lottery number picking game. But all you will get back is: it's the odds, or why would the lottery want to rig the game. There is always 1 or 2 winners only, and always, mostly in the same locations. For the smaller sales states, why spend the money to watch the same locations win the jackpot or 2nd tier winnings.

Billionaires Made in Powerball & MegaMillions

SouthCarolina — Thu, 20 Feb 2014 14:54:16 GMT

I suspect the odds of the jackpot lottery games are being constantly increased to produce billionaires or semi-billionaires, instead of many happy millionaires. I have the gut feeling the jackpot games are not clean. That's only my opinion. Not even an opinion, just a gut feeling. It is possible to create a technology where jackpot game can be rigged at gas stations or at the ball place or anywehre else. Th epast two jackpot winner tickets were sold in California and Florida. Less significant st... [ More ]