If you lived in Pennsylvania in 1980, and were old enough to read a newspaper, I’m pretty certain you’ll know all about the Nick Perry lottery scandal.
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Nick Perry Pennsylvania Lottery Scandal
If you lived in Pennsylvania in 1980, and were old enough to read a newspaper, I’m pretty certain you’ll know all about the Nick Perry lottery scandal.
This is comments page 3. Read the full post here:-
Nick Perry Pennsylvania Lottery Scandal
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Isaac Toffar // Mar 5, 2016 at 5:43 am
Hi LG,
I play the lotto here in South-Africa. All my numbers sometimes are being drawn, but I cannot find a way to get them all in the same line. Any advice what I should do.
Thanks.
LG // Mar 9, 2016 at 7:00 pm
Start with my free stuff from here:-
https://www.lottery-guy.com/tips/
There are no miracle systems to get all those numbers on one line, just ways to increase your chances.
Hope that helps.
John // Jul 4, 2018 at 7:14 pm
Put your money in the bank.
LG // Jul 4, 2018 at 8:25 pm
Hmm, a fairly (yet not 100%) reliable way to end up with a tiny fraction more than you started with. And not much fun 🙂
Nick // May 9, 2016 at 8:38 pm
I honestly believe this is ongoing for almost the first few draws for each of the local and national draws and this set of specially weighted balls are influencing the outcome, making a combination impossible. My proof, those who watch closely all the numbers that come out, when you look at other draws you will always see a few similar numbers on both draws done on different days by one programmer or the ball swaps agents. It’s not random and it happened every week!
LG // May 9, 2016 at 9:22 pm
Not sure I understand what you’re saying Nick. But you will of course see similar numbers come up in different draws, because there are only a small range of numbers that can be drawn..! That’s what random is.
There are many millions of combinations, so how can have determined that any particular combination is “impossible” based on only a few hundred draws having ever been made? That’s like rolling a dice once, getting a 2, and concluding it’s fixed and 6 is impossible.
Desmond Bradley // Nov 2, 2016 at 12:38 am
Hi LG. Yes there are no miracle ways to get all numbers in one line. But those chances you refer to are Wheeling plans. And they do work, except the required number of games to cover the numbers are prohibitive. Seems like Isaac doesn’t know about wheeling.
LG // Nov 2, 2016 at 4:34 pm
Wheeling is definitely useful, just not as magical as certain sellers of wheeling systems claim. For anyone wanting to try wheeling I recommend using Bluskov’s wheels as he has peer reviewed papers published in this actual field.
Betsy // Aug 30, 2018 at 1:58 pm
Where do you get the people who draw the numbers, and why do most of the people sometimes have the same names.
LG // Aug 30, 2018 at 6:23 pm
In the case of computer based draws the staff are hired (or promoted) just like any other job position with responsbility. Carefully, with background checks etc.
‘Most’ of what people ‘sometimes’ have the same names..? Are you talking about the TV presenters..? Because they don’t actually draw the numbers.
Larry Schweiger // Jul 20, 2021 at 7:53 am
I had an office on the 6th floor of the State Capitol. Since I worked late, I saw the men bring the lottery equipment back to the open hall where they kept it at the time. One night, they were working out there for an hour or more. They were switching the balls. I paid no attention as I was working on legislative matters.