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Then select the grey game button to choose your game.
Use the COPY button to get your selected lottery numbers in text form added to your clipboard. Paste it into a text editor or email, and transfer the numbers onto your ticket.
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Starting next January, comedian Billy Gardell will host a TV game show called 'Monopoly Millionaires' Club,' a tie-in with a new national lottery game launching in October 2014. Photo: Philly.com
Which would you prefer: A single shot at a $100 million jackpot or multiple chances to win $1 million? Lottery players in 20 U.S. states will soon have that choice.
Jon Clontz, CEO of the Wyoming Lottery. Photo: Pat Blair
Starting next Sunday August 24, Wyoming lottery players wanting to play Powerball and Mega Millions won’t require a trip over state lines, said Jon Clontz, Wyoming Lottery CEO.
He was commenting on the recent wins in those games by Wyoming residents in Colorado and South Dakota.

How about some interesting snippets about the Silver Lotto System that you probably didn't know?
There are no skeletons in the closet here, but you will be interested in some behind the scenes stuff anyway...
Elizabeth Wilson was shocked to win only £10 (US$16.70) in the UK National Lottery.
UK lottery winners have been left furious after realising that those who matched four numbers actually received a smaller prize than those who matched three.
Players felt cheated after discovering...

It was an innocent question from a curious kid: "My name is Neen and my question is, how is paper made?"
You're probably thinking - I know the answer: they cut down trees.
Not necessarily.

Starting Monday some gas stations in Kansas will be banning credit cards for the purchase of lottery tickets.
QuikTrip (QT) stores will require customers who want to buy tickets to pay with cash.
Signs started popping up at QT convenience stores notifying people of the change in policy.

After winning 497 million yuan (US$80.8 million) in a lottery in Shandong, China, a man in a Mickey Mouse mask gave everyone a Disney ending by donating 20 million yuan (US$3.2 million) of his winnings to charity.
It's common for winners in China to wear disguises to conceal their identity.
Source: CRI English
Millionaire winner Willie Sibbald will share his $12 million jackpot with his friend.
Photo: Daily Mail
Two longtime friends who vowed to 'see each other right' if either of them won the lottery honored that pact this week.
Willie Sibbald will share his £7,084,472 (approx US$11.9m) prize with fellow painter and decorator Rab Layden.
The two friends have played the UK National Lottery every week for years, buying just two tickets a time.
Story: Daily Mail
A not-so subtle bus ad for the USA Powerball.
There's a saying which exactly applies to winning the lottery.
The interesting thing about this phrase is that most rich people believe these words, but most poor people find it too difficult to believe.
Thomas Corley, the author of “Rich Habits: The Daily Success Habits Of Wealthy Individuals” spent five years studying the lives of both rich people (annual income of $US160,000 or more) and poor people (annual income of $US35,000 or less).
In his research, Corley asked both groups whether they believe in fate, another name for luck. An astounding...
Some things are simply too hard to believe!
As I was rounding up the last figures for LottoPredict just now, an email popped into my inbox.
And let me tell you, it was another of those questions I get all the time:
"Ken, your stuff sounds too good to be true, what if
everyone buys it, who gets the prizes then?"
I love these kinds of questions.
My million step milestone from my iPhone screen.
If you remember from a past post, I've been using a Jawbone UP24 wristband.
It measures my health... activity, food, sleep, weight... and turns it into nice pictures and graphs on my iPhone 5S.
Well, yesterday my UP told me I'd walked a million steps.
Wow.
A humorous ad for the New York Lottery.
I'm about to go to the dentist at 10am today.
It's a regular 6 month checkup, and I don't expect any problems with my all-white smile.
Most people don't like the dentist.
Even dentists don't get a good deal out of life, because while they earn a lot of income, they have to be at their chair every hour to get it.
"Decades of Dollars" winner Vilmer Meyer with her check in the Smyrna convenience store where she bought her winning ticket.
I've got two things to talk to you about today.
First, as I was finishing LottoPredict a few minutes ago, I came across this graph while looking at something else, as you do...
A lottery seller in Bangkok, Thailand.
The Thailand Government Lottery Office supplies the same tickets with two different prices, and confusion is driving buyers away.
This is affecting part-time lottery sellers - something many of them have been doing for more than 30 years.
But residents of Wang Saphung district in Loei province are determined to continue their part-time work as lottery vendors.
This Panasonic 65" in my office used to be in our lounge.
Last week I gave one of my daughters a 42" Panasonic plasma TV. It cost me $2,000 new a couple of years ago.
It's still the best you can buy, with HD, 3D and picture quality that's unparalleled anywhere.
Casinos may stop you from entering, but the lottery doesn't have any restrictions.
The new LottoPredict feature I released on Monday was a hit.
But as good as Silver Lotto and LottoPredict is, there is one major flaw in it that I can't change.
Today my essential service LottoPredict is getting more valuable. You won't believe how much info is packed into this grid for just $11 a month.
The last addition was the star rating Odds Score which identified the best games to play in any country with my System. Now I've just added Minimum Play.
Take a look at this pile of winning tickets.
This is my personal pile going back a year or so. Not including the ones for the Winner's Circle.
How did I get these?
Did your numbers come out correctly at the draw? Here's why you should ignore the ones lottery organisations give you.
If you go to many lottery web sites you'll sometimes see a section called 'Popular Numbers' or similar.
Maybe they're called Hot and Cold numbers.
The organisation puts these up as a service to players.
But I'm telling you to stay well away from anything like this, and here's why.
The lottery-predicting frog had some startling successes. PHOTO: Nong Oui
When local Tongsai Boommrungsai spotted a frog in her garden holding a young chick in its mouth, she stared straight into the frogs protruding eyes and demanded that it drop it.
There are many stories about lottery winners losing their tickets and then miraculously finding them again, or winning on Friday the 13th. But how about these lucky winners who got their wins in some very strange ways? Let’s dive right in…
A NASCAR speedway and lottery commission created the largest scratch-off ticket ever made, setting a new Guinness World Record.
You couldn’t make this up.. four amazing coincidences with the $1 million prize that Alexander McLeish of Attleborough got from a friend after his open heart surgery.
It’s quite unique. Canadian law prohibits ‘disposing of any property by lots, cards, tickets or any mode of chance’ whatsoever…
You couldn't make this up. When Florida resident Bill Kelly gave one of three lottery tickets to his family pet, little did he realize what the outcome would be.
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