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• Saylorgirl

  

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  Quote: Originally posted by Kingofearth on Aug 2, 2016

  I have no idea how to post an image on here. It's not a ticket, it's the playslip. You are an idiot, the Florida lottery has no bearing on what happens in NY. It says clearly on the back The back of the playslip says "The holder of a winning ticket may win only one prize per game panel in connection with the winning numbers drawn, but shall be entitled to the highest prize won by those numbers." It's not cheating because that's the rules. Tell us the last time you looked in the back of a playslip, probably never.

  You are so wrong!!  Each playslip has 5 game panels!  You can only win one prize per panel not playslip.  You could win on all 5 lines different prizes.  If you win the powerball and 4 numbers on one panel (or line) you will get that prize.  Go to the NY lottery and read the rules!!
• TheMeatman2005

  

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  Quote: Originally posted by Kingofearth on Aug 2, 2016

  I have no idea how to post an image on here. It's not a ticket, it's the playslip. You are an idiot, the Florida lottery has no bearing on what happens in NY. It says clearly on the back The back of the playslip says "The holder of a winning ticket may win only one prize per game panel in connection with the winning numbers drawn, but shall be entitled to the highest prize won by those numbers." It's not cheating because that's the rules. Tell us the last time you looked in the back of a playslip, probably never.

  This is a scan of the back of both MM & PB play cards from NY State.

  Yes, it states... "The holder of a winning ticket may win only one prize per game panel in connection with the winning numbers drawn, but shall be entitled to the highest prize won by those numbers." The key word is "GAME PANEL". 

  Each play card has 5 game panels. Each game panel is 1 game. You can fill out 1, 2, 3, 4, or all 5. 

  If you win on each line, you will receive payment for each one, NOT just ONE!

  

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• helpmewin

  

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  Quote: Originally posted by TheMeatman2005 on Aug 3, 2016

  This is a scan of the back of both MM & PB play cards from NY State.

  Yes, it states... "The holder of a winning ticket may win only one prize per game panel in connection with the winning numbers drawn, but shall be entitled to the highest prize won by those numbers." The key word is "GAME PANEL". 

  Each play card has 5 game panels. Each game panel is 1 game. You can fill out 1, 2, 3, 4, or all 5. 

  If you win on each line, you will receive payment for each one, NOT just ONE!

  

  Nice Job!

  
• TheMeatman2005

  

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  Quote: Originally posted by helpmewin on Aug 3, 2016

  Nice Job!

  Thank you

  

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• Kingofearth

  

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  Quote: Originally posted by TheMeatman2005 on Aug 3, 2016

  This is a scan of the back of both MM & PB play cards from NY State.

  Yes, it states... "The holder of a winning ticket may win only one prize per game panel in connection with the winning numbers drawn, but shall be entitled to the highest prize won by those numbers." The key word is "GAME PANEL". 

  Each play card has 5 game panels. Each game panel is 1 game. You can fill out 1, 2, 3, 4, or all 5. 

  If you win on each line, you will receive payment for each one, NOT just ONE!

  

  Ok then. I got cheated out of a $1 but whatever. Thanks.
• Tatototman65

  

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  Quote: Originally posted by TheMeatman2005 on Jul 31, 2016

  The only reason I would use the "void" box on a play slip is if I made a mistake in filling out the play slip and didn't want to start over to fill out another one.

  For example: The play slip has 5 games on it and I have already filled in 3. As I start filling in the fourth game, I make a mistake. Simple solution, fill in the void box and continue with the next game panel. That way I don't have to re-do the first three games again.

  
  
  

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• dr65

  

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  Quote: Originally posted by TheMeatman2005 on Aug 3, 2016

  This is a scan of the back of both MM & PB play cards from NY State.

  Yes, it states... "The holder of a winning ticket may win only one prize per game panel in connection with the winning numbers drawn, but shall be entitled to the highest prize won by those numbers." The key word is "GAME PANEL". 

  Each play card has 5 game panels. Each game panel is 1 game. You can fill out 1, 2, 3, 4, or all 5. 

  If you win on each line, you will receive payment for each one, NOT just ONE!

  

  "....may win only one prize per panel...."
  
  Wow, they have to spell that out? So if you get the MB or PB they are saying if you got 4 plus the powerball,
  you can't claim all the prizes below the top on the SAME panel...I guess some things need to be beyond black
  and white.
  
  PA does not have void boxes, they tell you if you make a mistake get a new slip...
  They refer you to the website for any gray areas that won't fit on the play slip...
  The play slips remind you that they are not proof of play...
  They say tickets cannot be cancelled ok...and also say that all sales are final...
  They give you the number for the PA lottery..that's handy. I was once so mad at a store, I was on the line and a
  store manager was on the line to the same department, I could hear his conversation to the person he was talking
  to in the background of who I was talking to...mad changed hands pretty quick. I left smug and satisfied. So for how
  big PA Lottery seems, their claims office is very small.