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• CASH Only

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  We all know Jack, or at least who he is.
• kbcherokee

  

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  Tso-gali-I

  
  
  
  
  

  Now why on earth would Mr. Jack want to play Hot Lotto for?

  
  
  
  
  

  He' in enough "Hot Water" now...

  
  
  
  
  

  

  
  
  
  
  

   

  May the warm winds of heaven blow softly upon your house. May  the Great Spirit bless all who enter there. May your mocassins make happy tracks in many snows. And may the rainbow always touch your shoulder.
• JimmySand9

  

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  I don't care.

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• CASH Only

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  IIRC Jack plays/played Powerball only when the jackpot is/was at least $100 million.
• DoctorEw220

  

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  to think if he gets any more big wins.

  I've redone my website.  Go to www.dr-ew.com.  I kept a lot of the old stuff, and I've added some new stuff.  Look for more new stuff in the coming weeks.
• fast eddie

  

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  Yes, he should play millions and millions of combinations for one drawing and go hang out at a strip club till the drawings over. Oh yeah, while he's partying inside he should leave any extra cash inside his car.

  "Money won is twice as sweet as money earned"
• four4me

  

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  Ol Jack is so tied up in gambling that he probably spent more money gambling last year than any one of would ever make in a lifetime working. Unless some have a really great high paying job and some deep pockets you couldn't keep up with his gambling debt.

  Big John says. You don't hit the number. The number hits you!!!!

                 I'm not Big John, I'm Four4me, Big John's a friend.
• CASH Only

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  I'm glad I started this thread.
• four4me

  

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  Yea jack was buying 100 dollars worth of powerball tickets 2 times a week at just the one place they reported. Who knows whether or not he bought tickets at other stores. Or what other kinds of tickets. And if all he bought was powerball that's 10,400 a year just for that game, and he visited all kinds of race tracks and casino's. Must be nice to have that kind of money to throw away. And he was doing that before he won. So you can imagine how much he is spending now that he has googles of it to throw around.

  Big John says. You don't hit the number. The number hits you!!!!

                 I'm not Big John, I'm Four4me, Big John's a friend.
• CASH Only

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  Do West Virginia tracks sell lottery tickets?
• LckyLary

  

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  JW had a lot of grief because when he won he came off as a generous Christian who put helping the poor first. But going to strip clubs and getting drunk were very costly decisions which led to being a target of criminals. I feel sorry for him - even with all that money I'd say 95 pct. of you on this site are doing a lot better if not any richer. Last Christmas I would rather have heard about how many people he helped, not to hear he lost his granddaughter. No amount of millions was worth that.
• CASH Only

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  No amount of money can make up for a human life.