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Do you actually believe that? Which is more likely:
(1) The girl not knows the person who bought the sole 5+0 ticket in PA (which has a population of roughly 13 million), but also the winner just so happens to be the guy that she is always telling you about.
(2) The girl is telling you things that she knows will keep you interested in her scam.
Oct 21, 2024, 10:07 pm - cottoneyedjoe - Jackpot Games Forum
NY Dream Team 2024
Thanks NYL for yet another BULLSH#T RES#LT
I had 209,902 x10 straight and box x3
So now I'm sure it'll hit tomorrow when I play it only x1. Scam artists with their repeats
Sep 27, 2024, 10:39 pm - Mattchu - Pick 3 Forum
Two Canadian lotteries change privacy policies to hide winner's last names in press releases
Winner stories live on forever : Digital footprint concerns in modern age drive policy change
By Kate Northrop
The Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation (OLG)'s recent policy change makes it the second provincial lottery in Canada to hide winner's last names in press releases and publications.
Although total lottery winner anonymity is not a standard in any Canadian provincial lottery, two of Canada's lotteries have taken steps to conceal and protect winner information.
Anonymit
May 8, 2026, 11:16 am - Todd - Lottery News
you win the jackpot. how far away are you moving?
Looks like someone stole my story of a false relative claim. Not buying it. An alleged relative would have no claim to a life insurance payout unless they were named as a beneficiary so a DNA test would never be needed. It would be a moot issue. So all that would be needed would be to tell the person to go to you know where.
And one cannot look up life insurance paperwork and claims. Life insurance information is private and restricted by law to you, your beneficiaries, and your legal repres
Feb 25, 2026, 2:36 pm - Artist77 - Lottery Discussion Forum
2026 lottery headlines you hope to see
Exactly. Even if you are not a mega jp winner, there will always be a few people who resent the fact that you have more $ than they do (even if you worked hard for it).
People can be targeted for scams when a relative dies as well. They think you inherited a ton of $. I have had to step into scam attempts twice and once when my cousins lost their mother. This woman kept calling them and contacting them on social media claiming she was a secret child that had been put up for adoption. Her ag
Feb 12, 2026, 10:51 am - Artist77 - Lottery Discussion Forum
Lottery is not random it's predetermined
The employees in the PA scandal and Eddie Tipton were rigging the lottery to benefit themselves and their friends.
Not sure if the OP believes this, but I've seen this stated before, that state lotteries rig their games to benefit the lottery itself .
The difference is that the lottery employees who rig the games for themselves don't care if other people win. They didn't go through all the tickets played and then pick numbers that no one else picked. They picked winning numbers they alre
Feb 2, 2026, 11:28 am - Tucker Black - Lottery Discussion Forum
Michigan man claims record $32.9 million Lotto 47 jackpot with numbers he's used for 20 years
For 73 years old person to take an annuity???
lottery is a scam
Lump sum should not take so much out compared to annuity
they knew that older people play more because they have more money than young people
he won't have enough time to spend this money because he got maximum to decades to live!
and annuity is 30 years!!!
Jan 13, 2026, 11:48 pm - Alfawinner - Lottery News
Virginia woman wins $150,000 Powerball lottery prize using ChatGPT, donates entire prize
Divine windfall prompts immediate decision to give away everything
By Kate Northrop
A Virginia woman who won a $150,000 Powerball lottery prize with help from ChatGPT has donated all her winnings rather than pocketing the money.
A $150,000 personal windfall from Powerball was not at the top of mind for one Virginia lottery player, rather it was giving back that had her making quick moves to donate the entirety of her prize.
Carrie Edwards made waves when she won a $150,000 Powerb
Sep 22, 2025, 4:13 pm - Todd - Lottery News
NY Dream Team 2024
Congrats you two ms andrew and lovemoneytoday...I looked at recent results and saw 6 was no hit for over a week.
I thought these things never help me almost ever. So I just stuck with my bday digits. I missed out on a huge small box hit that would have been life changing had I added 306 50/50
That pizza I could have ordered today...
NYL couldn't throw me a f#ckin bone and drop 403 or 304. Sweet I love it. Thanks NY.
Loving the potholes, the highest cost of everything, and your s
Mar 26, 2025, 3:16 am - Mattchu - Pick 3 Forum
NY Dream Team 2024
Still extremely salty when 305 hit it wasn't 304. After that I said F it I'm taking an extended break. So far it's been 100% a money saver
410 and 409 in some order without looking up the past results...it feels like it's been a long while since either hit.
Those are my bday numbers I'm most scared will hit and I'll miss my chance. When I eventually jump back in idk when because when I sit out I see it's such a scam.
I'm just repeating nyl induced trauma over and over. If the 4/7 fl
Dec 1, 2024, 7:00 pm - Mattchu - Pick 3 Forum
