Should we talk about LP and how to others ?

I fell in line yesterday behind a guy who played $500 in Pick3/Pick4. I was tempted to ask him if he was from LP or if he knew about it. In the end, I didn't do a thing. But should I have said something ? How ?

excuse me, but I notice you play a lot of numbers, have you ever heard of the Lottery Post. Then if they are still interested give them the http. number. tell them to just watch for a while, then if they like it join.

I don't mind talking to someone I know but I appreciate strangers just tending to their own business when I'm buying my lottery tickets.  If you didn't know the guy then you did the right thing by saying nothing.

Actually, my first question would be whether he had a system that was successful considering the large amount of money he was betting with.

Considering NJ is considered North (read no southern hospitality) you might want to just mind your own business. It can be annoying trying to strike a friendly conversation with a cow with personal issues and getting ignored lol

I would think a stranger was trying to sell me something or get me to log into some phishing site (If I did not know about LP).

maybe this person won buying all them tickets cause someone in NJ won

lol you laugh because you know it's true

yes i do! NY & NJ People  

back to the question, i kinda don't want to tell anyone thinking the lottery may find out and see all the systems and what people are doing and change things where no one can win then or worse if you was to win they maybe not pay you thinking you cheated them and there fore you can't collect the money i don't know what to do.

Very true, but the way I see it, I'd rather take the chance of geting ignored, even cursed at in the hopes of knowing If the person has a winning system or not. The pay-off would outweigh the humiliation. It's a gamble, so I'm used to it.

I suppose you're right. I usually talk to the store clerks. Most of them seem eager to engage the customers in small talk. Goodluck!

You did the right thing by not saying anything.

If he played it all on just a couple of #'s I would have asked the clerk what # he played and bought a couple of tickets.  If he

had  100+ #'s, then I would say he's just guessing.