Brad Reagan

They had to get from London to Texas and execute this plan to buy and print all of these lottery tickets before the drawing.

Lottery.com was having a lot of problems in its own business. And Lottery.com executives saw this as a huge business opportunity. These Europeans were going to come in and spend $25 million buying tickets. They saw that as a business opportunity because they get 5% of the sales. There's a little bit of an air of desperation in some of the emails.

Lottery.com was having a lot of problems in its own business. And Lottery.com executives saw this as a huge business opportunity. These Europeans were going to come in and spend $25 million buying tickets. They saw that as a business opportunity because they get 5% of the sales. There's a little bit of an air of desperation in some of the emails.

Lottery.com was having a lot of problems in its own business. And Lottery.com executives saw this as a huge business opportunity. These Europeans were going to come in and spend $25 million buying tickets. They saw that as a business opportunity because they get 5% of the sales. There's a little bit of an air of desperation in some of the emails.

They were able to get dozens of these ticket printing machines They set them up in four locations around the state. One was a former dentist's office. One was a warehouse. So these were not glamorous locations, but they brought in rolls and rolls of paper because they have to print all these tickets.

They were able to get dozens of these ticket printing machines They set them up in four locations around the state. One was a former dentist's office. One was a warehouse. So these were not glamorous locations, but they brought in rolls and rolls of paper because they have to print all these tickets.

They were able to get dozens of these ticket printing machines They set them up in four locations around the state. One was a former dentist's office. One was a warehouse. So these were not glamorous locations, but they brought in rolls and rolls of paper because they have to print all these tickets.

As best we can tell, it's 100% legal. Wow. These guys sought permission ahead of time, and they got approval, and they came in and did it.

As best we can tell, it's 100% legal. Wow. These guys sought permission ahead of time, and they got approval, and they came in and did it.

As best we can tell, it's 100% legal. Wow. These guys sought permission ahead of time, and they got approval, and they came in and did it.

I mean, it was definitely an around-the-clock operation, and they were bringing in more people as soon as they could find them. Our understanding is some of them brought in their children to help with the printing and the filing. It was really an around-the-clock operation. I mean, they really wanted this thing to work.

I mean, it was definitely an around-the-clock operation, and they were bringing in more people as soon as they could find them. Our understanding is some of them brought in their children to help with the printing and the filing. It was really an around-the-clock operation. I mean, they really wanted this thing to work.

I mean, it was definitely an around-the-clock operation, and they were bringing in more people as soon as they could find them. Our understanding is some of them brought in their children to help with the printing and the filing. It was really an around-the-clock operation. I mean, they really wanted this thing to work.

I don't think they actually bought every single combination. And one reason for that is because there are some numbers that you don't want to buy because they're so common. For example, one, two, three, four, five, six, too many people guess that number. And so if you buy that lottery ticket, you would almost certainly share it with other people.

I don't think they actually bought every single combination. And one reason for that is because there are some numbers that you don't want to buy because they're so common. For example, one, two, three, four, five, six, too many people guess that number. And so if you buy that lottery ticket, you would almost certainly share it with other people.

I don't think they actually bought every single combination. And one reason for that is because there are some numbers that you don't want to buy because they're so common. For example, one, two, three, four, five, six, too many people guess that number. And so if you buy that lottery ticket, you would almost certainly share it with other people.

Once again, those lotto texts, those numbers are 52, 30, 5, 18, 29.

Once again, those lotto texts, those numbers are 52, 30, 5, 18, 29.

Once again, those lotto texts, those numbers are 52, 30, 5, 18, 29.

It really wasn't until late 2024, early this year, that people started talking about this. The state's lottery commission has come under fire over what's called... And it just gathered momentum.