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California looks to British lottery modelReply
California is seeking to become the first US state to privatize its lottery to raise as much as $37 billion ( 18 billion, 26 billion) ... which they will promptly p!$$ away, then be back. Some of Wall Street's biggest investment banks have made unsolicited approaches to the state to convince it of the merits of privatization... 'cause there'z underwritin' fees in that thar idiocy. California was in dire financial straits... which wouldn't have anything to do with their high ta
Oct 21, 2007, 12:23 am - time*treat - Lottery News

would you still play?Reply
Well if Mega can't get it up so to speak then there are three choices. 1. Do nothing and watch sales tank. 2. Change the price of each ticket to $2 instead of $1. 3. Change the matrix of the game. In all three options people will complain. Option one results in complaints from participating states about low sales and players wanting large jackpots. Option two results in complains about the price conscience and the $1 players (who become $2 players). Option three gets the usual com
Jun 18, 2006, 12:13 am - dvdiva - Lottery Discussion Forum