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• Groppo

  

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  Jun 17, 2016, 6:59 pm

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  Please think hard of any random numbers you'll play this evening
  (in addition to your regular numbers you may play).

  Pick up those slips. Fill them out while thinking HARD. That's right, think HARD of the numbers
  you'll play.  But, fill out at least 1 game board on each ticket.

  Someone is going to be 300+ miilion richer this evening (I hope).

  So, come on, one of you. Get to your convenience store and play them slips.

  And, of course, I'll try, as well.

  • Don't chase the numbers you play.
    
  • Play only numbers you've already played, plus however many random picks.
    
  • But, ALWAYS the regular numbers you play.  This will make you a winner, not a chaser.
             (so far, though, I've yet to win any significant lotto prize)
    
  • Oh, but always know where your tickets are, as well as your ticket's deadline.
• Groppo

  

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  Quote: Originally posted by Groppo on Jun 17, 2016

  .

  Please think hard of any random numbers you'll play this evening
  (in addition to your regular numbers you may play).

  Pick up those slips. Fill them out while thinking HARD. That's right, think HARD of the numbers
  you'll play.  But, fill out at least 1 game board on each ticket.

  Someone is going to be 300+ miilion richer this evening (I hope).

  So, come on, one of you. Get to your convenience store and play them slips.

  And, of course, I'll try, as well.

  Well, I'm wrong again :(

  • Don't chase the numbers you play.
    
  • Play only numbers you've already played, plus however many random picks.
    
  • But, ALWAYS the regular numbers you play.  This will make you a winner, not a chaser.
             (so far, though, I've yet to win any significant lotto prize)
    
  • Oh, but always know where your tickets are, as well as your ticket's deadline.
• wander73

  

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  First of course no one hit it.  Second it's not $300 million.  With the cash annuity value at around $200 then probably $145 million after taxes.  I think by July 4th a winning ticket emerges.   Didn't get to play yesterday because work and other things.