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Could easily be played on a public server. E.g. 2, 3, 11, 12, 23, 32,
When is the next draw? |
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You might like this - link. |
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// Who said money was important. // |
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[pocmloc] State which Lottery and draw number and your in with a chance. |
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[xenzag] Yeah, but it feels like cheating. Morally, I feel the onus is on which draw is chosen to play the numbers to match. One to one, not one to many or else it is not quite the pure win. |
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[8th] Yeah, and those people value money as virtual ocelots damaging real equating. |
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[wjt], oh, [wjt]! YOUR WIRE HAS COME LOOSE AGAIN!! HEY! |
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[Maxwell] Yeah, I too have read that science fiction story of the interstellar pilot, that was grounded because there was no wire fuel for his vehicle's engines. |
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In NZ, the National lotto ticket lasts a year for cashing in and getting the payout. So after a year you may have won but your not going to get any prize. |
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//which Lottery and draw number// I don't know... the next and nearest? |
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Another kind of free lotto is where you buy a ticket as usual, but no-one gets any cash at all. The promoters keep the lot. There is a draw, and the person who wins just gets a letter telling them that they would have won if it hadn't been the free lotto. |
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At least even if I find a ticket, in that lottery, on the ground, I get a letter. |
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