Reply #67Happy 25th Anniversary, Lottery Post!Todd, your thoughtful reflection on the journey of LP over the past 25 years truly moved me. I can honestly say that without this incredible platform, I would not have been able to gather the depth of data or develop the systems that shape the way I […]

Reply #6I believe it is the lottery that reports the story when someone goes in to claim their prize. The lottery asks the winner the story behind them finding out they have won, then asks if they would like to go public with their name or remain anonymous[ 2,966 views ]

Reply #4Congrats to the lucky lady.[ 2,636 views ]

Reply #21I looked up Canadian law and while they do not have common law marriage, they do have a cohabitation legal concept which would be an easier standard to meet if this couple lived together at the time of the win (and therefore might have to share this win).[ 4,798 views ]

Reply #15To the best of my knowledge, there is no intent on the part of the Texas legislature and the TLC to design lotteries that can be won by the brute force and power of deep-pocket money sunk in, to buy up all the combinations.I'm 99.999% certain that they made no attempt to design it in such […]

Reply #28So you propose that buying 5 lines every drawing to get higher multipliers is going to satiate those players who now are spending 50.00 a week to play minimum. Not fair to those that cannot afford that much of a price tag I believe. The lottery itself laughs at your proposal. Accept the […]

Reply #11* Woah Big fella. Isn't that like saying if she smiles at me it better mean l am getting lucky tonight? Zero risks huh[ 5,979 views ]