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Nevada Gov. flip-flops on lotteryNews Story
True or not, it doesn't really matter Nevada Gov. Jim Gibbons might not remember it, but the record shows he has flip-flopped on the issue of a state lottery. Gibbons told a town hall audience in Minden last week, I have no problem with a lottery. As they have for decades, lawmakers are again considering creating a state lottery in Nevada. Asked about his stance in an interview, Gibbons said, I never have opposed a lottery. When did you hear that? Gibbons' previous opposition is in
May 11, 2009, 6:40 am - Todd - Lottery News

Super 7 is back in PA!Reply
Here's the info on Super 7, Part Deux. Again, these are facts about an actual game coming March 10th, not a proposal from me: To play, one selected 7 numbers from 77. The lottery will select 11 numbers from 77. You win by matching 3 or more numbers out of the 11 drawn. Matching all 7 numbers on a ticket to any 7 of the 11 drawn wins the jackpot. The jackpot starts at $1 million annuity value. You'll have to choose annuity or cash when you buy your ticket. Tickets are $2 Match P
Feb 24, 2009, 10:12 pm - JimmySand9 - Jackpot Games Forum

specal numbers that are really bless belive meReply
good morning kidzmom you know todd will move this to mystical. cemetary = to pass through one shows you are protected be blood tie and you will never be beholding to gaze at one shows you will reveive instructions regarding financail difficulties in a dream = 775 = 810 = 539 walking = means small worries that vanish if you tackle them bravely , and walking forward ;will have a change in fortune that will bring profit = 810 = 539 = 775 = 203 accident = an accident in an automoble ;
Nov 24, 2008, 6:27 am - xthundercat2003 - Pick 3 Forum

Oklahoma Lottery worried about prospect of Arkansas lotteryNews Story
Already falling short, Oklahoma Lottery sales could suffer even more from Arkansas competition A proposed lottery in Arkansas would devote more sales revenue to prizes, giving it a critical advantage over Oklahoma's game, Oklahoma's lottery director says. Oklahoma law requires 35 percent of sales revenue to go to the state, reducing the size of jackpots, making the game less attractive, hurting sales and ultimately resulting in less money for the state, lottery director Jim Scroggins told
Sep 19, 2008, 12:15 pm - Todd - Lottery News

Petition submitted for starting Arkansas lotteryNews Story
Arkansas Lt. Gov. Bill Halter submitted 138,615 signatures Thursday in support of a constitutional amendment creating a state-run lottery, moving his proposal to help fund college scholarships closer toward appearing on the November ballot. Supporters needed 77,468 signatures by July 7 to get the measure on the November ballot. Tim Humphries, an attorney for the secretary of state's office, said officials will count and certify the valid signatures on July 7 and Halter will have 30 days to su
Jun 27, 2008, 8:45 am - Todd - Lottery News

Heavy RainReply
samantha this is what your dream is telling you [FRIEND] couraga happy times ahead [ 542*936 [DRIVING] news of wedding marriage proposal [ 313*128 [ RAIN] fortune , money , blessings [510*093 [ASLEEP] beware of temptation [305*470 [BRAKES] you should stop that bad habit [ 667*174 [TRUCK] portends good things to the dreamer [122*716 [LICENSE] you are likely to lose money [680*710 [BABY] joy and happiness , possible suprise [ 687*870 [WOMAN] trouble except in gambling [
Jun 5, 2008, 5:02 pm - whitelighter - Mystical Forum

California Lottery revenues dipNews Story
California Lottery officials on Tuesday lowered revenue estimates for the year by $275 million, just as Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger suggested the state could double sales in a decade. Citing a declining economy and poor brand image for the games, officials said the lottery's declining performance would reduce contributions to public education by $94 million, about 8 percent less than expected in the fiscal year that ends June 30. It makes it more difficult for the lottery to meet the goals
May 20, 2008, 10:30 pm - Todd - Lottery News

California Gov. calls for expanding, privatizing lotteryReply
An Example of using Lottery procedes as standard tax revenue. More states are doing this, and have been. Since lottery revenues are fairly predictible, states have been using those funds as a substitute for taxes. Instead of raising taxes to pay for something, they use lottery money. For example, say a state spend $1 billion on education last year. This year, it needs 1.1 billion. Normally, they would raise taxes to cover the gap. Now, they'll take $100 million out of the lottery fund.
May 16, 2008, 2:00 pm - fastball 9 - Lottery News

Germany debates online gamblingNews Story
Premiers from the 16 German states were unable to reach unanimous agreement Wednesday on proposed laws to protect state gambling monopolies by banning online gambling in the country. The heads of the individual German states met to discuss the ban, which would have to be approved by the federal parliament. Three German states Bavaria, Saxony and Hesse have already introduced state laws. Most of the German states run lucrative monopolistic lotteries and are keen to protect these revenues,
Dec 14, 2006, 3:39 pm - Todd - Lottery News

More offshore gambling arrestsReply
Discourage people from imposing their moral values (so long as those moral values don't do any of the above) on others by any of the methods listed above, or by physical force, psychological force, intimidation, or by any other means. However, might happens to amount to right, and you are definitely on the right side on this issue. I'm uncertain which part of the Item 5 was unclear. However, there's probably no reason for us to elaborate. We're both well established in our viewpoints and
Aug 20, 2006, 5:31 pm - Rip Snorter - Lottery News