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Here in South Africa we have plenty of reasons to investigate the lottopreneurs looting the corrupt lottery: https://groundup.org.za/article/hawks-set-special-t

• nerdponx 6y ago
  "That's the same combination I have on my luggage!" [0] 0: https://youtu.be/a6iW-8xPw3k https://youtu.be/a6iW-8xPw3k
• tempysecret 6y ago
  Hoe gaan dit, Petrus? > our fraudsters aren't dumb enough to pick... Maybe they are bored of getting away with it? I think the main other necessary data point is that this was an "electronic" lottery. There was a video somewhere (can't find it) where the National Lottery supposedly explains why "this isn't unusual". In the video they must have mentioned the phrase "random number generator" at least 5 times and never explained why the numbers aren't unusual. Brings to mind the people in the 2000s that built dice throwing machines and then piped the results to online random number services. Whatever was wrong with our classic lottery ball machine? PJvZ
• chadash 6y ago
  not to mention that they are sharing the prize with 19 other people. Would be much better to pick numbers that others are unlikely to have if you are trying to run a scam.
• lgleason 6y ago
  Hmmmm given that a few years ago Zuma had a pool built at his house on the taxpayers dime and tried to say it was a fire pool nothing would surprise me.
• Ballas 6y ago
  > because our fraudsters aren't dumb enough to pick sequential numbers That is quite a claim you make there!