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State TaxReply
I always thought income was based on where it was earned, not where you live, but I've had a similar question. Every state is the US has different tax policies. I live in California. California neither taxes residents nor taxes non-residents if they win a lottery that is played within the state of California. California does tax California residents on external lottery winnings (gambling winnings from another state). Furthermore, California does not tax winnings from Indian Casinos in Calif
Oct 1, 2006, 7:57 pm - Preppy - Lottery Discussion Forum

what state do you see joining the lottery next?Reply
In my opinion, the following states will get a lottery: 1. Arkansas - In 2000, 65% of Arkansas voters declined to establish a state lottery and permit casinos. However, February 2004 a poll indicated that 71% of those polled were opposed to paying more in income taxes to support public school and would rather have a lottery to support public school. November 2004, Question #1, the property tax increase for education, failed in Arkansas. 2. Alaska I would make this state #1, but it is
Sep 7, 2006, 8:14 pm - Preppy - Lottery Discussion Forum

states with no lotteryReply
Quote: Originally posted by paymenow on May 19, 2006 Utah - because of the Mormons (however, there are Mormon owned casinos! - The Mormons say owning a gaming business is not gambling , the players are gambling) If the above statement is true, I think it's incredible that Mormons would own casinos in Utah or anyplace else for that matter. This is so hypocritical of their faith and religious precepts. It's like saying that you are against prostitution but it's okay for you to own
Jun 4, 2006, 10:51 am - Rip Snorter - Lottery Discussion Forum

Imposing lotto religion...Reply
Within the US most 'legal' casinos outside Nevada and New Jersey are on lands held 'in trust' by the US Bureau of Indian Affairs for various tribes of Native Americans. Reservations. As a rule, individual tribal members don't see any particular benefits from these establishments (I speak only for the ones in my area). Even in small tribes of a couple of K members 'owning' giant casino establishments, many tribal members are still enjoying welfare state benefits and qualify for poverty benef
May 13, 2006, 2:25 pm - Rip Snorter - Lottery Discussion Forum

LP ConventionReply
Quote: Originally posted by lotterybraker on April 20, 2006 I think the Convention would be a great idea..I really do..a chance for everyone to meet others on here that really do think alike..I dont think there would be any fights..I mean I am still new here and I have seen a few disagreements about certain things but I think the maturity level here is where it is suppose to be..The only thing bad I would see that would come out of the Convention is that what ever state was picked for the Conven
Apr 21, 2006, 11:21 pm - pacattack05 - Lottery Discussion Forum

It'$ About Time...!!Reply
Do enjoy your positive up tic, psykomo QUANDO-QUANDO-QUANDO ??? Naturally we all want what we want, however the Universe does not work that way, via 'ON DEMAND' ( uni verse simply means unity and verses ..self war within choices ) OK, we can't just make the numbers happen any more then control the wind but we can direct the *sails- Meaning, in this application, to investigate the timing when the most likely *occurrence will happen. The real trouble with that is that game provider
Apr 22, 2017, 6:04 pm - eddessaknight - Lottery Discussion Forum

Do statistical trends exist?Reply
Good Day Teddi, et, al- Do appreciate your intelligent response qualified good points, evidently you are well versed, rehearsed immersed in randomness Within all chaos, there is order Dr. Carlos Young, Swiss world renowned, analytical psychologist Respectively we are on the same page with nature's order- CONSIDER CHALLENGE I am @gaming ground zero contending with practical hands on gambling challenges of winning over essentially losing hands negative house odds (not a theoret
Feb 8, 2017, 5:03 pm - eddessaknight - Lottery Discussion Forum

Christians against lottery and gamblingReply
CinCin, When a riverboat casino I worked on opened some of the employees told us they were getting snubbed by their neighbors. It's bad enough you're divorced, do you hare to take a job with a casomp, too? , etc....... The same pit clerk who told us that story said within a year all the people who were giving her static had asked her for free passes to get on the boat. PS A lot of us who had come from Nevada could think of nothig more ridiculous than to stand in line and pay admissio
Jan 13, 2013, 5:11 pm - Coin Toss - Lottery Discussion Forum

Should illegal immigrants be able to claim lottery prizes?Reply
Immigration is a Federal Responsibility: If they don't step up to their Responsibility: Then the States Must Do What's Necessary! Between 12 and 20 million illegal immigrants are estimated to be living in the United States; due to the nature of illegal immigration, the exact number is unknown. The majority of the illegal immigrants are from Latin America. Illegal immigration has been a longstanding issue in the United States, creating immense controversy. 16 illegals sue Arizona ranc
Jul 22, 2010, 8:59 pm - Raven62 - Lottery Discussion Forum

Who really need money?Reply
OK, let me add this to this thread.... A Tale of Two Rich Folk.... These are both true stories from when I worked in casinos. We had a player who had been a farmer in Colorado for years. Unknown to him, there was a very precious ore under his land. This made him extremely wealthy. One night he made a really good score on our table (dice pit) and shortly before the shift ended our pit boss pulled our crew aside and said, Mr. T has invited this crew to meet him at such and such a plac
Mar 1, 2008, 10:24 pm - Coin Toss - Lottery Discussion Forum