Here is the thing that connects every story in this article: not one of them predicted a random draw. It cannot be done, and the people in here were mostly clever enough to know it.
What they did instead was attack everything around the draw — the printing plant, the software that generated the numbers, the person behind the counter, the rules of a rollover that had not been checked with a calculator. Which is a useful thing to understand, because it is also the list of places any prize game can go wrong.
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