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Yet if everyone pitches in, you call it a scam. If everyone just buys their own ticket, it’s not how a lottery pool worked for you because you’re an idiot. Yet somehow, you joined this so called scam and this so called not a lottery pool for one play. Can you be anymore stupid?
Listen to yourself Its not a lottery pool if everyone buys their own tickets WowStop smoking meth
Cot dayam, we didn't win again because hmoobrock is still yapping and not shooting us out with some winning numbers.
this is it mangoing put in my two week noticeno more working in the factoryand taking shyt from anyone
If it wasn’t a lottery pool, why are you in for one play? Can you be anymore stupid!
Go reread reply#28“Here is mine”Aka me, myself, and iOne play for me
Damn worry manROCK got you for one play
Just lied, dude
Best to just shut your mouth, can’t even own up to your words.
Own what???I’m aint even in your poolIm in my own poolWhere you just post your number You don’t even know how to run shytAin’t going trust yo ass
When you’re an idiot, you wouldn’t understand this simple lottery pool.
I understand lottery poolWhat you described ain’t itJust GOOGLE manBecause i don’t think you know how to run it
Just GOOGLE manIf you don’t believe meYour version of lottery pool is a scam How does an office lottery pool work?Here is an example of how an office lottery pool works:A company’s office lottery pool has 100 members. Every week, each member who wants to participate in the following week’s drawing contributes $1. Last week, 75 members contributed. On Friday, the leader emailed every member a list containing the names of each contributing member. The leader then purchased 75 lottery tickets that cost $1 each. On Monday morning, the leader sent every participating member another email with a photocopy of each ticket. The leader placed the original tickets in a company safe. The lottery drawing occurs on Tuesday evening, and the office lottery pool beats the odds and wins the $375 million jackpot. Although the group has 100 members, only the 75 contributing members who participated share the prize amount. Each participating member receives a share of the jackpot equal to $5,000,000 before taxes