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Reply #2I just googled this vendor. There a publicly traded company. Odd! . But yea... Anyways. What happens if the ticket was a winner? Buisness as usall. Go cash it in[ 1,091 views ]

Reply #4I played a $1 QP the other day. The prize amount is randomly generated based on the wager amount. In my case, the prize was $5 which is lowest possible prize. Maximum prize on a $1 bet is $250, but odds are 15,000 to 1 to get the $250 prize possibility. And then of course, your number has […]

Reply #8One potential update involves expanding the law to allow sworn law enforcement officers employed by the Lottery's Division of Security to purchase lottery tickets and present them to retailers to claim a prize when it is necessary for undercover dutiesAre they morons? Losing tickets are […]

Reply #12A husband-and-wife team defied insurmountable odds 0Apparently the odds were completely surmountable.That's not how probabilities are calculated at all.That's exactly how odds are calculated.For instance, the odds of someone winning both PB MM jackpot would be 1 in 292M*290M.That's the […]

Reply #4I didn't like the way she used the word diligence either.Must have been something she blurted out with very little or no fore thought at all.It's just one more reason why players need to slow down and think prior to running for the lottery office to claim a big win G5[ 2,798 views ]

Reply #40Why do you have to make those stupid comments about disgusting sandwiches all the time?TBI?do you get a check for a specific amount like $453,609,211.74 or do they round it offEven if the prize is only one million it doesn't matter if you don't get the last 89 cents, but the official rules […]

Reply #10That's exactly why I always buy a scratcher when leaving the grocery store.[ 5,747 views ]