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just won 2,250 on betslipsReply
LottoMike I have four separate bank accounts at four separate banks; none of them lotto related at this time. The number of banks and/or accounts you employ has no bearing on anything else you might do. Keep people like me informed about betslip.com. I have serious reservations about off-shore companies and I NEVER send personal infomation over the internet. I know sites promise all kinds of security but there are people out there working as diligently to rip you off via the web as
Mar 3, 2006, 2:03 pm - GASMETERGUY - Lottery Discussion Forum

any success with the new lucky for life?Reply
I assume you mean the Win for Life game??? If so, I had ok luck. Spent $4 on 4 numbers (2 of mine and 2 quickpick, won on my 2) and won $4 from it. The free ticket didn't give me anything. As for the annuity opiion, I personally think I am going to get kinda old (hell doesn't want me and heaven can't take me). In believing in such, having a weekly (quarterly actually) check coming in and knowing that there is no more Social Security when I retire looks ruther attractive to me. Sorry, but
Mar 3, 2006, 1:23 pm - SirMetro - Lottery Discussion Forum

Once again, U.S. tries to shut down Internet gamblingReply
The only reason that works...is because the kids didn't call the cops. The net is full of examples. Me? Call the cops on my parents? Better I should chop off my toes with a dull knife. My earliest memory was my parents proving that the family was all that mattered. Support the family, and it will support you. Neighbors, they move away, the family doesn't. Churches will close down and move to where the money is better. The family will feed you when you are hungry. Without the famil
Feb 20, 2006, 2:21 pm - Chewie - Lottery News

My support for MUSL Hot Lotto has fadedReply
You're absolute right, JS9. Of course, the big proponents of computerized drawings would say how they have all these checksum algorithms and security protocols, etc., and nothing of the sort could ever slip by them. Yeah, right! These companies are modest-sized firms, with nowhere near the resources as a big company like Microsoft, Apple, Oracle, etc., and yet those big companies are thwarted by hackers every day. And you're telling me that some sub-$100 million company can have a better
Feb 14, 2006, 7:42 pm - Todd - Jackpot Games Forum

What size yachtReply
All this talk about big jackpots, yachts and hired security guards has got me thinking. I wonder how much it would cost to buy an old mothballed battleship from the U.S. Navy? I think the U.S.S Iowa is available. Man! I can almost see myself now: Anchors aweigh! Stand by to cast off! Heave too on the port side! Full speed ahead and damn the torpedoes! I'll never give up the ship! Arrrrrgggghhh Jim lad...arrrrrgggghhh! Jim
Feb 13, 2006, 10:20 pm - Uncle Jim - Lottery Discussion Forum

Is the Lottery (PB/MM) corrupt?Reply
WW777: I can't recall any thread where the PowerBall or MegaMillions games have been called into question. Both games have substantial security measures in place, and both are drawn mechanically on live television. If you're referring to the many posts on the hopelessly corrupt Hoosier Lottery, you'll find adequate fodder for your query by utilizing LP's search engine. For the record, I no longer play any Hoosier Lottery games, and haven't since I discovered the extent of their frauds
Feb 4, 2006, 3:39 pm - jim695 - Lottery Discussion Forum

Ex-lottery employee claims bias complaint led to firingReply
oh yeah - poor Mr. Litwin was a real altruist who got in the way of all that corruption... Litwin was a long time employee of GTECH's then competitor who had the (at the very least) incredibly poor judgement to direct his security people to start investigating members of the Legislature. He had absolutely no authority to do that. If he had real reason to believe there was funny business going on, he should have shared that info with the local District Attorney, the TX AG or even the FBI.
Feb 1, 2006, 3:14 pm - Drivedabizness - Lottery News

Lottery Post member turns up the heat on the Hoosier LotteryReply
If anyone has any questions regarding security measures, pre and post drawing tests, rotation and retirement of ballsets and machines, all they have to do is inquire from their state lottery as to how and when it is done. Each state varies as to how that information is disseminated but it should be available as a matter of public disclosure. Yes, I believe that ball lottery draws are random and that just because someone doesn't win it doesn't mean that they were purposefully excluded from t
Feb 1, 2006, 1:47 pm - konane - Lottery News

Pennsylvania man loses thousands to lottery scamNews Story
Gary Young said he should have known better, but the promise of thousands of dollars clouded his judgment a bit.Now, the North Sewickley Township man is out more than $3,500, the victim of the latest scam to target the region.In a letter dated Dec. 15, from the purported Transmerica POS Prize Pool Lottery, Young was told that he had until Dec. 30 to claim a $50,000 prize. To claim the prize, he had to take a Transmerica check, worth $3,950, and cash it, so that he could wire money to the lottery
Jan 30, 2006, 7:30 am - Todd - Lottery News

Hoosier Lottery Does It AgainReply
Jim695 I have gone out of my way to say how I feel for you all living in Indiana and dealing with the Indiana lottery. While I may have questioned some of your posts about the numbers people are betting and no one seems to win. I still say that as far as I know or anyone else for that matter. Information posted about how many winning tickets were sold might not be accurate complete, or otherwise correct on the webpages provided by the Indiana lottery. I have a very hard time believing people don
Jan 16, 2006, 3:16 pm - four4me - Lottery Discussion Forum