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outlook dims in senate for online bill
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Prospects have dimmed for swift U.S. Senate passage of a bill to outlaw most forms of Internet gambling as industry trade groups and lawmakers raise objections, congressional sources said on Wednesday. Efforts to move a House-passed measure through the Senate have run into opposition from lobbyists representing casino owners and horse- and dog-racing interests in recent days. Some Republican senators have broken ranks and placed holds on it, the sources said T
Jul 26, 2006, 6:16 pm - LOTTOMIKE - Lottery Discussion Forum

Odds 101Reply
KY Floyd You said That's wrong on two counts. Playing 10 combinations leaves 9990, not 9989.... Odds are based on to one....if the task is to pick one winning number out of a field of 10 numbers, the odds against your number are 9 TO 1, not 10 TO one....this if the odds are 9999 TO one (Pick 4) and you play ten striaght tickets, the odds against you are now 9989 TO one... You're starting out with odds of 10,000 to one, which is not the case. It starts out 9999 to one. Some
Jul 3, 2006, 6:29 pm - Coin Toss - Lottery Discussion Forum

Non Mystical (I think) Visions a way to WinReply
Greetings destinycreation Thanks for your interest - good questions about winning the lottery, aren't they? First of all, what I posted was telling not selling, if you take my meaning. The concept of Remote viewing has been around for a number of blue moons but clearly not for everyone. Still, no less, then our government CIA agency spent some $25M+ in research development along with the counterpart Russian KGB in serious scientific pursuit - not a fluke or flake fling thing :-)
Jan 28, 2016, 6:37 pm - eddessaknight - Lottery Discussion Forum

What city will you retire in?Reply
am thinking someplace in texas with fiber net connect atm like up in dallas/etc thro i think i just rent a apartment and live in area, to i can build my dream home as hell am over paying for someone's junk overpriced home, as rule is majority of homes are CHEAP made, sold for lots, hance why there are bubbles in first place....................... also however u all be wise to live in only handful of states that have no tax's , as if u won many millions, u be reinvesting that
May 3, 2013, 2:26 pm - joshuacloak - Lottery Discussion Forum

tennessee RNG is hell.grrrrrrrrReply
What a joke. The joke is going to be on them when they start losing more real money and even more non-computerized players. You know what is even worse they keep talking about where the money theoretically goes, like you shouldn't worry about it since it is going towards education anyway, yeah right. Thanks a lot it is for the children. What education? What children? Well 30th ain't so bad. We're working on that also. Vermont is #1 and the lottery is A+ ball drawn, the people definitel
Aug 21, 2007, 5:37 pm - jarasan - Lottery Discussion Forum

interest groups lining up to lobby on web gambling
WASHINGTON, July 3 While Internet gamblers lay down big money on World Cup soccer this summer, teams of lobbyists are facing off on Capitol Hill in a contest over whether the United States should choke off the growth of wagering on the Web. Representative Jim Leach, Republican of Iowa, co-sponsor of bill to cut back Internet gambling. Faced with bills to curb online betting, which attracts an estimated $12 billion a year in wagers worldwide, an array of interest groups like cas
Jul 5, 2006, 7:49 am - LOTTOMIKE - Lottery Discussion Forum

Odds 101Reply
Quote: Originally posted by Coin Toss on July 3, 2006KY Floyd You said That's wrong on two counts. Playing 10 combinations leaves 9990, not 9989.... Odds are based on to one....if the task is to pick one winning number out of a field of 10 numbers, the odds against your number are 9 TO 1, not 10 TO one....this if the odds are 9999 TO one (Pick 4) and you play ten striaght tickets, the odds against you are now 9989 TO one... You're starting out with odds of 10,000 to one, which i
Jul 4, 2006, 1:40 am - KY Floyd - Lottery Discussion Forum

Florida Lottery Pre-Post DrawsReply
This is an old article from 1998, but nonetheless a very informative history lesson on how the states began to control the lottery games and payouts to the detriment of the players. Pa. Doesn't Take Chances On Lottery Here's How Math Experts Help Control The Odds On A Daily Basis. By Loretta Tofani, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER Posted: April 05, 1998 Michelle Coleman, 39, was feeling lucky when she placed her order for lottery tickets at a newsstand at Ninth and Market. Let's
Sep 24, 2015, 5:48 pm - grwurston - Lottery Discussion Forum