Thread: Lotto Question

Originally Posted by BM

kalpota,

Yes you will have a replicated website to sell tickets and promote, the internet is international, it is not owned by any country and the license is international coverage.

Bryan

Good to see you here Bryan. I hope to get to play some more golf with you at the next convention. I played in your threesome with you in Orlando, Florida.

Thanks for the update Bryan, sounds good.

champ

Dear BM,

do we have to reregistry in the new pipsaid? for old member in pipsaid.

As if we have two account it might crash with the other.

You will signup for a new account, when all is back old pipsaid members will be contacted about transferring their old pipsaid accounts to their new one.

Bryan

Dear BM,

thanks for the quick reply.

^^

Originally Posted by BM

kalpota,

Yes you will have a replicated website to sell tickets and promote, the internet is international, it is not owned by any country and the license is international coverage.

Bryan

Hey Bryan

Sounds good to me! I cant wait.... I think internet lottery is going to be a BIG thing in the future..... Just think of the potential of the jack pot with the world wide presence of the internet!

Pippyman,

Not only the size of the jackpot, but also the revenue for returns to PIPS members, more than 70% of revenues go back to members in one way or another. If state lotteries can average $850 Million a year there is no reason why this can't do the same over a period of time.

Bryan

Originally Posted by SCRUFF

Maybe Bryan Or Someone Eles Can Ansewer This .
In England A Lotto Has To Be Licenced And Registered.
Is This The Same In Maylasia, If It Is I Hope Bryan Has Done That ,Otherwise We Could All Be Back To Square One .
Bryan Keep Up The Good Work Its Appreciated.

Good question,

Yes, you do have to be licensed, but if you check with the Treasury Malaysia http://www.treasury.gov.my/index.php...c=795&lang=eng
they are not licensing at the moment, so I hope PIPSAID was already licensed from before.

Good luck to all, Mike

Wow... Glad to see ... many post in a day from bryan. Keep inform and beside us. thanks bryan

Originally Posted by BM

Pippyman,

Not only the size of the jackpot, but also the revenue for returns to PIPS members, more than 70% of revenues go back to members in one way or another. If state lotteries can average $850 Million a year there is no reason why this can't do the same over a period of time.

Bryan

GO BRYAN GO!!!!! I'm behind you!!!

-Alan