> Lottery officials said there is nothing wrong with players using data about the number of prizes outstanding during the lifetime of scratch-off games, which is regularly updated online
So not really news. It's just a group of people had the nerve and initiative to do it and hope that the math works they way they expect.
And the money to go buy some pricey tickets; if I had a dad who was a rich businessman who could probably support the first round, I'd totally do something like this too.
> Lottery officials said there is nothing wrong with players using data about the number of prizes outstanding during the lifetime of scratch-off games, which is regularly updated online
So not really news. It's just a group of people had the nerve and initiative to do it and hope that the math works they way they expect.