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Dallas Cowboys continue partnership with Texas LotteryNews Story
Includes video report Texas Lottery players and Dallas Cowboys fans have one more reason to celebrate football season with the latest version of the Dallas Cowboys scratch-off game. The fifth version of the $5 game offers more than $29 million in instant prizes including 12 top prizes of $100,000. To date, the Dallas Cowboys scratch-off game has resulted in $184 million in sales with $125 million in prizes awarded to winners. Players who do not win instantly can enter their tickets into
Sep 27, 2013, 10:42 am - Todd - Lottery News

What was the most ever won by buying a whole roll of scratch-offs?Reply
Thanks everyone for posting. I'm sorry about how I phrased the question, but I think you've got the hang of it now. Please continue to post. I have considered buying a whole role of tickets by partnership.
Jul 11, 2013, 8:05 pm - kaseydia - Instant ("Scratch-Off") Games Forum

CaLottery Daily 4Reply
Sorry I haven't been posting the numbers. The numbers don't really mean that much to me. It is a random thing. I play the odds rather than the numbers. I have a partnership (which has a long story behind) it and the idea of getting the numbers out of can was just to try and open his eyes to the points I was trying to make. The odds are (using a wheeling system) and wheeling 6 numbers - odds are 1 in 9.3 (10.8%). My partner has been playing the lottery for years. I am totally new at it. I am m
May 26, 2013, 5:53 pm - dking777 - Pick 4 Forum

Question about winning JackpotReply
I would think you could claim with an entity like a Family Limited Partnership where you can have unequal beneficiaries. But then again, you'd need to check with an estate atty to be sure. With a big jackpot win, I'd think the first phone call would be to an estate atty long before the investment guy. You've got to get the money before you can invest the money.
Nov 10, 2012, 7:54 am - Piaceri - Lottery Discussion Forum

Mega Millionaire 'Bunky' Bartlett offers advice to winnersReply
In 4 states you can remain anonmous. The rest your name and home town is given. You can claim as an enitity. A trust , LLC , partnership. I think this is legal for all states.
Apr 4, 2012, 6:39 pm - Brcebrce - Lottery News

Opinion: Powerball winners will lose big if they go publicReply
Such faith and trust you both have in your wives. Seriously, I'd be pissed if my husband made those decisions without me. It's a breach of the marriage partnership, and a sign of distrust. Just giving you boyz the women's point of view. You do what you think is the right thing because that's what you boyz tend to do.
Sep 16, 2011, 11:12 pm - Piaceri - Lottery News

I Love New York SeptemberReply
thanks tj and bigdsing loving the teamwork and partnership on this thread and all the hardwork everyone puts in and yes suri i see the 12 im on that tonight. I like another double tonight
Sep 7, 2011, 5:12 pm - blissychrissy - Pick 3 Forum

A present to family that says if I win powerball, I'll give you X%. Does that work?Reply
Last year there was a thread about creating a Limited Partnership where each member was given different percentages. Some of the things we read on LP aren't 100% accurate so if you really do want to plan ahead for that multi-million jackpot prize, talk to an attorney or financial adviser before buying your winning ticket.
Aug 20, 2010, 4:15 am - Stack47 - Lottery Discussion Forum

Best place for a large Lottery Winners to LiveReply
Yea, Texas allows it. Found this on their site a while back, you can claim as a blind trust but you must first give the Lottery headquarters the documents so they can review them. A claimant can be an individual, a trust, a partnership, a corporation, or any other legal entity. The way in which you claim a prize cannot be changed after the ticket is validated and the prize is paid; therefore, careful consideration and professional advice, including but not limited to legal or financial
Aug 5, 2010, 7:43 am - ttech10 - Lottery Discussion Forum

Do you guys play lotto with friends?Reply
No, I don't play the lottery with anyone but myself. It's less trouble that way. And like others said before me, you sound like you're basically being taken advantage of. You buy the tickets and some guy gives you the numbers? So, you're spending all of your money but if you happen to hit the jackpot one day, you're going to have to split the jackpot with him. I would really rethink your partnership with the guy.
May 13, 2010, 1:02 pm - ThatScaryChick - Lottery Discussion Forum