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Hoosier Lottery: Den of Thieves...Reply
Four4me:You're correct when you say that Hoosiers don't know how to pick their numbers. You're also correct when you say that no one forces them to play. However, you couldn't be more wrong when you say that this is not the lottery's fault. It is entirely their fault.By the same token, no one forces you to play in Maryland, either, but I'm assuming you do. Now, given that, would you be so confident in your proven abilities if you discovered tomorrow morning that your state decided to switch to a
Jul 30, 2004, 7:51 pm - jim695 - Lottery Discussion Forum

Gail Howard's SoftwareReply
1> I am the sole creator of the system, I developed this software because I wanted a tool that had features no other software had.2> My system has not been in use very long by users who have been working with it. It is a very complex system, and requires alot of time to setup and design the filter structures for a single lottery. You asked what has it won? To date, I have not been informed of a single successful prediction. Why is that? The software was just released as a BETA versi
Feb 14, 2003, 1:31 pm - Andrew - Lottery Discussion Forum

Gail Howard's SoftwareReply
Quote: Originally posted by Greg on February 13, 2003 It really comes down to this: the wise lotto player is one who is armed with assorted and varied strategies, tips, and techniques and has studied closely the lottery history of the specific lotto being played. Analysis and not wheeling, is the key. GregActually Greg, I think it will end up being a combination of both. The key idea is that you lok at a lottery game as a closed system of variables, much like a complex equation. The output w
Feb 14, 2003, 11:20 am - Andrew - Lottery Discussion Forum

GA Winner Story(CNN)
From CNN:ATLANTA, Georgia (CNN) -- A young Georgia woman who is one of three winners of an estimated $331 million, multistate Big Game jackpot, feels wonderful, and said Wednesday it was the third time she had played the lottery. Georgia, Illinois and New Jersey vendors each sold a winning ticket for the Big Game, officials said Wednesday. Erika Greene, 20, of Dacula, Georgia, was surrounded by reporters as she arrived at the Atlanta, Georgia, offices of the Georgia Lottery to have her ticket
Apr 17, 2002, 12:52 pm - Guest - Lottery Discussion Forum

Lucky for the winners!!Reply
From CNN:ATLANTA, Georgia (CNN) -- A young Georgia woman who is one of three winners of an estimated $331 million, multistate Big Game jackpot, feels wonderful, and said Wednesday it was the third time she had played the lottery. Georgia, Illinois and New Jersey vendors each sold a winning ticket for the Big Game, officials said Wednesday. Erika Greene, 20, of Dacula, Georgia, was surrounded by reporters as she arrived at the Atlanta, Georgia, offices of the Georgia Lottery to have her ticket
Apr 17, 2002, 12:45 pm - Guest - Lottery Discussion Forum

Expired tickets/ MichiganReply
Mathwhiz instead of trying to throw shade please read the back of the actual ticket I am talking about! Thanks. I have found numerous problems on the new Michigan lottery website including - Prizes listed as being sold in cities 25 miles away from the actual city they were sold in Tickets listed as being available at local vendors that were pulled weeks ago and are Not actually being currently sold Wrong games linked to when you click on the link listed in Big Winners Mos
Mar 11, 2019, 10:13 am - Think - Lottery Discussion Forum

being cheated by the gas station clerks
Hi everyone, I'd like to share my experience with one of the lottery vendors. I was in a gas station in a village located in north west suburbs of Chicago, IL. I got gas and bought a lucky day ticket. When I was paying, there were two clerks. I paid one of them for gas, and I said lucky day two dollars please . The other guy said quietly to the guy who served me you have lucky day ezmatch . The clerk who served me asked me if I would take a $2 ticket with ezmatch. I said Ok, I will take it
Aug 7, 2017, 12:55 am - jerzy u - Lottery Discussion Forum

how did you do in 2016?Reply
2016 was terrible hellible for me...but this was the first year I've started playing lottery. I played my first powerball ticket when the news was a buzz with the billion dollar jackpot up last January. The most I won was $50 off a $10 scratcher. However, I've won a handful of prizes between $10-35 with scratch offs. The draw games, the most I've hit has been 3 numbers right...but usually only 2. I've done everything: megamillions, powerball (not as often), cash4life, state lotteries, etc. q
Jan 23, 2017, 12:51 am - NeedyNotGreedy - Lottery Discussion Forum

Distribution of Winners in Instant Ticket Packs - How is it done?Reply
For scratchers the necessary number of winning tickets have to be deliberately printed, so they're clearly not random in the same way winning tickets are for PB. As for minimum guarantees in each pack, they can easily do that while still making the position of winning tickets within each pack random. I'm also sure that it's a safe bet that the minimum guarantee is significantly below the average value of winners per pack. The purpose would just be to ensure that no pack is 100% losers even thoug
Apr 21, 2016, 2:00 am - KY Floyd - Lottery Discussion Forum

Wild Thought, Lottery Post Having a Convention?Reply
I started a thread like this years ago as well as many other folks. Here are some below: https://www.lotterypost.com/thread/142620/690356?q=lottery+seminar rp=search https://www.lotterypost.com/thread/131088?q=lottery+convention https://www.lotterypost.com/thread/120716/455529?q=lottery+convention rp=search https://www.lotterypost.com/thread/103104?q=lottery+convention https://www.lotterypost.com/thread/273089/3519096?q=lottery+convention rp=search https://www.lotterypost.com/
Dec 14, 2014, 9:30 am - lottolaughs - Lottery Discussion Forum