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Sign the Megaplier PetitionReply
Hi Todd,I signed the petition and will add the link to my lottery pool website later today.Thanks much for the info,JohnLA
Mar 22, 2004, 6:59 am - Lottery_Analyst - Lottery Discussion Forum

Lottery Pool ConceptReply
Quote: Originally posted by fja on March 17, 2004Also how would you back the guarantee that all combinations will be played...if I'm spending $2,000 on tickets what kind of guarantees do I hjave that all combos are going to be played..The guarantee would depend upon the quality of the program used by the Company (these types of programs are not hard to write) and the number of tickets in the pool. I do believe it would be rather difficult to convince enough people to buy in to cover all combinat
Mar 17, 2004, 7:25 am - Jake649 - Jackpot Games Forum

Mass Millions WonReply
Quote: Originally posted by Jake649 on March 12, 2004Lottery opportunities like this come by very seldom.I had devised a lottery pool scheme to use in cases where it is profitable to try to buy all of the available tickets.Jake, you have previously calculated the expected payouts for Mass Millions. At what jackpot amount did the expected payout become greater than 1, taking into account the annuity and about 32% in taxes? Is there any other lottery approaching a positive expected return?When I
Mar 16, 2004, 12:37 am - LottoBuddy - Jackpot Games Forum

TEST/BETTER THIS -- New 5if6of9in33 WheelReply
Quote: Originally posted by paul762 on February 23, 2004 hi bob, how does covermaster tell you that there are 6 five number prizes if you get 6 from 9, when i tried it i typed, pool=9, pick=6,match=5, hits=6 , it generated in 34 lines but it doesnt say if you get 6 numbers there will be 6 x 5 number prizes so how will i be able to tell?thankspaul.First it helps to know or guess how many lines you're going to need. In this case try Pool-9, Pick-6, Match-5, Hits-5, because we need a 5if5 wheel to
Feb 24, 2004, 12:41 am - BobP - Lottery Systems Forum

Lottery PoolReply
If you do form a pool....have your members check outwww.lotterychecker.com to have a place to store and review tickets bought in significant numbers.Thanks, John
Feb 21, 2004, 3:02 pm - jfdutcher - Lottery Discussion Forum

Judge awards excluded worker $1 million share of Big Game jackpotReply
No way, no how...Hopefully the next judge will see that.I run a lottery pool where I worked for years. Early on, I had people who dropped in and out of the pool all the time. That cover me, I'll pay you back got very expensive (for me). It doesn't work. I even had people (who never paid) trying to get into the little pots we won if they happen to be in any drawing prior to the drawing where we hit. Amazing....No little money, no big money!Bryan :)
Feb 13, 2004, 9:54 pm - Bryan - Lottery News

Judge awards excluded worker $1 million share of Big Game jackpotReply
Quote: Originally posted by time2win on February 13, 2004 This is scary. My workplace also has a lottery pool but no written rules as far as I know. To know that anyone can just say that they were part of the pool is scarey. This lady even admitted that she did not give her required ten dollars so why did the judge award her the money?If she and the other workers had an agreement that she would pay her $10 dollars at a later date and would still be included in the lottery then legally she is
Feb 13, 2004, 9:35 am - MichiganHopeful - Lottery News

Help with system - DLMReply
BobP your not using Gail Howards Smart-Picks feature correctly that's why your not getting a good selection of numbers to wheel.Here's what you do first you clear the ScoreBoard Chart,do the reset function and set all Weights to 1 then select 20 numbers and use the Overrides Chart to eliminate the 16 numbers you left out from your selection of 20.Now the program chooses from a Pool of 20 instead of 36 next you set the past draws for analysis to 60.For the Smart-Picks you use Option 3 or 4 an
Jan 27, 2004, 9:38 am - Pick-4_Master - Lottery Systems Forum

Pennsylvania Lottery Announces Retirement of Super 6 LottoNews Story
Pennsylvania Lottery officials today announced the last Super 6 Lotto drawing will take place on Tuesday, January 27, 2004. Super 6 has been a great game for the Pennsylvania Lottery, generating more than one billion dollars in sales over the past five years, said Lottery Executive Director Ed Mahlman. Recently, however, interest in Super 6 has decreased, as Powerball has established itself as Pennsylvania's premier jackpot game. Mahlman said the Lottery plans to distribute of the remaining Su
Jan 12, 2004, 6:27 am - Todd - Lottery News

Trading clerk surrenders to face charges of stealing lottery ticketReply
Seems to me the poor decision was made by the idiot who gave a potential winning ticket for someone outside the pool to check.....
Jan 7, 2004, 10:26 pm - johnph77 - Lottery News