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This will make you NOT want to play the lotteryReply
You were given ample opportunities to prove yourself and you reluctantly predicted. Yet those findings (predictions) proved to be a failure, especially when you yourself said the true applications would NOT be shared. So you created an erroneous playlist to get back at the skeptics. How convenient. Just start a drama war when things go sour. Stop beating the drums and make lame excuses. I wasn't born yesterday and myself capable of diversions to confuse the argument to my benefit steering awa
Aug 3, 2009, 12:31 am - joker17 - Lottery Systems Forum

DOJ says privatizing state lotteries illegalReply
Geez, If I bought a Lotto ticket, would I have to confer with the Feds before I went an Leased my ticket to someone else?? When we sign the back of a ticket we establish ownership and the worth of the ticket is determined by the state's lottery rules and regulations. We've heard about many court cases where the ownership of tickets was in dispute but I don't think any of them disputed the state's lottery rules and regulations. A legal contract to lease your ticket should conform to federal
Oct 29, 2008, 2:17 pm - Stack47 - Lottery News

Lucky Lotto Picks System by "Pete Egeler"Reply
Pete, is that you, how many user names do you have here???!!! After I inquired to Firstborn about their testimonial on how great the system was in open forum, I got a private message from Pete telling me I suggest you read and UNDERSTAND what you've read before you start lipping off. (And to Pete: Gail Howard, Steve Player, and probably anybody else that sells lottery systems have similar testimonials and copies of winning tickets too.) I'll backtest it using the system and see ho
Oct 31, 2007, 9:08 am - Stack47 - Lottery Systems Forum

New York Lottery won't pay $25,000 for taped-up scratch-off ticketReply
This ticket looks like a bad fake even to me, the winning number box and the $40 have bottoms on both sides of the tear. There seems to be some duplication on both sides of the tear on the half with the rules too. That's just on the front, probably the back is even more obvious. Manzitto's lawyer, Arnold, doesn't dispute that the colored lines don't match, but argued that that is how the ticket was sold. When they tore that ticket, they tore up her dreams, said Arnold. This women an
Oct 23, 2007, 12:09 pm - RJOh - Lottery News

Fight over lottery ticket heads to courtReply
Why? What does the guy who bought the ticket have to lose? If you buy a ticket for somebody else you already know who the ticket belongs to, and it isn't you. If you buy it for yourself, then not buying for somebody else wouldn't change anything. The real lesson here is never ask somebody to buy your tickets for you unless you're sure you can prove the ticket belongs to you. In this case there's apparently no dispute about who bought the ticket, but if Ford didn't buy it for Shakespeare, how
Oct 16, 2007, 12:05 pm - KY Floyd - Lottery News

Help!! Need winning lottery adviceReply
A few years ago a similar case happened in Alabama which doesn't have a lottery. It was featured on the TV news show 60 minutes . This guy took regular trips to Florida to buy lottery tickets and regularly handed some of them out at the local coffee shop to the waitresses as tips when he had breakfast. One was a jackpot winner and the waitress who had it quit her job, cashed the ticket and didn't share the winnings with her co-workers or the guy that bought it. The guy and her co-wo
Sep 23, 2007, 5:42 pm - RJOh - Lottery Discussion Forum

So you have the winning ticket, now what?Reply
If you google Distribution of Lottery Winnings or something similar to that (the day I was doing this I was killiing time before leaving to go to the doc's and my mind was elsewhere so it might have been some search parameter similar but not identical to the one I stated), you will come across a copy of a form for multiple winners from the Minnesota Lottery Commission indicating on that form that you can state the percentage of the winnings to which you are entitled. This form does not indicate
Aug 12, 2007, 10:23 am - AuntiePat - Lottery Discussion Forum

if you found a winning ticket that wasn't yoursReply
thats ownership of who-so ever signed it but he must have possession of the ticket to turn it in and get paid I bought a PA raffle ticket a couple of weeks ago and was given a receipt saying where I got it and to put my name, address, and phone number on the back of the raffle ticket. Most people probably don't put their names on the back of their tickets and might not notice they lost a $1 ticket, but they might remember they bought a ticket with 5 or 10 combination
Jul 5, 2007, 4:56 pm - Stack47 - Lottery Discussion Forum

I Have No Problem Paying Federal Taxes If I Win The Jackpot.Reply
There is some problems , in Brazil the jackpot is paid for the winners. The only extra tax that there is is the CPMF 0,38% over all financial operations ... The main problem is that the money is not re-passed to the hospitals or medical programs. Example , the Brazilian govern is not paying the U.S.A. for the drugs against H.I.V. Tax for (most if not) all operations in the Banks. And I think that Double Taxation is ILLEGAL... The H.I.V. tail (Brasil and U.S.A.) , Brasil
Jun 29, 2007, 2:05 pm - Yukio - Jackpot Games Forum

can someone please tell me how to run a lottery pool?Reply
Your best chance would be quick picks Quick picks offer exactly the same chance as any other combination, but you have no chance to steer clear of types of combinations you'd rather not play. My feeling is that pools should select their own numbers and the rules should spell out what numbers will be played. When the rules include the combinations that are intended to be played there's no chance that somebody can then claim the winning ticket was purchased as their own rather than for t
Jun 16, 2007, 12:48 am - KY Floyd - Lottery Discussion Forum