***Spring 2020 Lottery Results***

PD279656

Buddy just saw a charge on his credit card for tickets. Did GA Nashville only. No email yet. 

IlliniGuy76

sanckner said:

I posted this in a BAL discussion but will mention it here:

I think it is possible that simply logging in to the pre-sale site to check ticket odds discarded prior requests. So if you requested tickets on day one and then went on the last day to see what odds were, and closed the browser without re-requesting anything, it took the log-in as initiating a new request and deleted your old one. 

This could explain why frequent checkers didn’t get 1/2 choices for shows others got 3rd/4th. 

I got worried about this scenario so I re-requested seats right before the deadline. I got a new confirmation but did not get a notice that my prior request was canceled. 

My 3/4 choices have both been confirmed and 1/2 are running today so will see. 

If you logged back in, didn't change anything, (and in your scenario) your request was wiped out you wouldn't get a notice saying you didn't get tickets.  

yocum136

sanckner said:

I posted this in a BAL discussion but will mention it here:

I think it is possible that simply logging in to the pre-sale site to check ticket odds discarded prior requests. So if you requested tickets on day one and then went on the last day to see what odds were, and closed the browser without re-requesting anything, it took the log-in as initiating a new request and deleted your old one. 

This could explain why frequent checkers didn’t get 1/2 choices for shows others got 3rd/4th. 

I got worried about this scenario so I re-requested seats right before the deadline. I got a new confirmation but did not get a notice that my prior request was canceled. 

My 3/4 choices have both been confirmed and 1/2 are running today so will see. 

I think the confirmation email said in order to cancel a request you had to email them saying “CANCEL REQUEST” or something along those lines. So I don’t think this is the case but who knows at this point 

RoleModelsinBlood31

sanckner said:

I posted this in a BAL discussion but will mention it here:

I think it is possible that simply logging in to the pre-sale site to check ticket odds discarded prior requests. So if you requested tickets on day one and then went on the last day to see what odds were, and closed the browser without re-requesting anything, it took the log-in as initiating a new request and deleted your old one. 

This could explain why frequent checkers didn’t get 1/2 choices for shows others got 3rd/4th. 

I got worried about this scenario so I re-requested seats right before the deadline. I got a new confirmation but did not get a notice that my prior request was canceled. 

My 3/4 choices have both been confirmed and 1/2 are running today so will see. 

I personally never checked the odds once I submitted my one and only entry.  I think it’s more possible that some folks got their names drawn 5 or 6 times before some were even drawn once.  Sounds crazy but some folks got every show they wanted including show D for example as their 6th pick when others got nothing at all for show D as their second pick.

mace1229

Someone posted that they reached out to TM and they said they were sending emails out to those with CC problems. I’m curious if no email yet could mean a CC email is coming for yesterday’s shows

IlliniGuy76

yocum136 said:

sanckner said:

I posted this in a BAL discussion but will mention it here:

I think it is possible that simply logging in to the pre-sale site to check ticket odds discarded prior requests. So if you requested tickets on day one and then went on the last day to see what odds were, and closed the browser without re-requesting anything, it took the log-in as initiating a new request and deleted your old one. 

This could explain why frequent checkers didn’t get 1/2 choices for shows others got 3rd/4th. 

I got worried about this scenario so I re-requested seats right before the deadline. I got a new confirmation but did not get a notice that my prior request was canceled. 

My 3/4 choices have both been confirmed and 1/2 are running today so will see. 

I think the confirmation email said in order to cancel a request you had to email them saying “CANCEL REQUEST” or something along those lines. So I don’t think this is the case but who knows at this point 

You only would email them to "cancel request" if you completely wanted ZERO shows after you'd submitted for shows.

Man.of.Golden.Words

sanckner said:

I posted this in a BAL discussion but will mention it here:

I think it is possible that simply logging in to the pre-sale site to check ticket odds discarded prior requests. So if you requested tickets on day one and then went on the last day to see what odds were, and closed the browser without re-requesting anything, it took the log-in as initiating a new request and deleted your old one. 

This could explain why frequent checkers didn’t get 1/2 choices for shows others got 3rd/4th. 

I got worried about this scenario so I re-requested seats right before the deadline. I got a new confirmation but did not get a notice that my prior request was canceled. 

My 3/4 choices have both been confirmed and 1/2 are running today so will see. 

Not true. I checked the odds probably 20 times after my initial request. I got 4/4 ofmy BA requests. Stop spreading speculative misinformation.

Sprunkn7

So if I went in and looked at odds my rqst got wiped?

cmcard

sanckner said:

I posted this in a BAL discussion but will mention it here:

I think it is possible that simply logging in to the pre-sale site to check ticket odds discarded prior requests. So if you requested tickets on day one and then went on the last day to see what odds were, and closed the browser without re-requesting anything, it took the log-in as initiating a new request and deleted your old one. 

This could explain why frequent checkers didn’t get 1/2 choices for shows others got 3rd/4th. 

I got worried about this scenario so I re-requested seats right before the deadline. I got a new confirmation but did not get a notice that my prior request was canceled. 

My 3/4 choices have both been confirmed and 1/2 are running today so will see. 

I understand what you are saying.  But don't rules say they take your latest request?  And only way to cancel was to email them?   Just logging in wouldn't submit A new request. As long as you have your confirmation email, and you didn't cancel, shouldn't you be ok? 
If you re correct, I'm screwed. I logged in to check odds once, but closed browser...didn't adjust or submit anything. One show was Nashville, why now I'm worried.  
.oh well ..can't change anything now 

Man.of.Golden.Words

Sprunkn7 said:

So if I went in and looked at odds my rqst got wiped?

No

JAYHB

Man.of.Golden.Words said:

sanckner said:

I posted this in a BAL discussion but will mention it here:

I think it is possible that simply logging in to the pre-sale site to check ticket odds discarded prior requests. So if you requested tickets on day one and then went on the last day to see what odds were, and closed the browser without re-requesting anything, it took the log-in as initiating a new request and deleted your old one. 

This could explain why frequent checkers didn’t get 1/2 choices for shows others got 3rd/4th. 

I got worried about this scenario so I re-requested seats right before the deadline. I got a new confirmation but did not get a notice that my prior request was canceled. 

My 3/4 choices have both been confirmed and 1/2 are running today so will see. 

Not true. I checked the odds probably 20 times after my initial request. I got 4/4 ofmy BA requests. Stop spreading speculative misinformation.

God bless you sir

YAKIMATSU

RoleModelsinBlood31 said:

sanckner said:

I posted this in a BAL discussion but will mention it here:

I think it is possible that simply logging in to the pre-sale site to check ticket odds discarded prior requests. So if you requested tickets on day one and then went on the last day to see what odds were, and closed the browser without re-requesting anything, it took the log-in as initiating a new request and deleted your old one. 

This could explain why frequent checkers didn’t get 1/2 choices for shows others got 3rd/4th. 

I got worried about this scenario so I re-requested seats right before the deadline. I got a new confirmation but did not get a notice that my prior request was canceled. 

My 3/4 choices have both been confirmed and 1/2 are running today so will see. 

I personally never checked the odds once I submitted my one and only entry.  I think it’s more possible that some folks got their names drawn 5 or 6 times before some were even drawn once.  Sounds crazy but some folks got every show they wanted including show D for example as their 6th pick when others got nothing at all for show D as their second pick.

Are you implying that luck plays a part in a lottery?

JimmyV

sanckner said:

I posted this in a BAL discussion but will mention it here:

I think it is possible that simply logging in to the pre-sale site to check ticket odds discarded prior requests. So if you requested tickets on day one and then went on the last day to see what odds were, and closed the browser without re-requesting anything, it took the log-in as initiating a new request and deleted your old one. 

This could explain why frequent checkers didn’t get 1/2 choices for shows others got 3rd/4th. 

I got worried about this scenario so I re-requested seats right before the deadline. I got a new confirmation but did not get a notice that my prior request was canceled. 

My 3/4 choices have both been confirmed and 1/2 are running today so will see. 

This would wipe me out. I only checked once but I did check. We'll see.

lolobugg

My friend just won Nashville GA. first and only choice.

JBob87

YAKIMATSU said:

RoleModelsinBlood31 said:

sanckner said:

I posted this in a BAL discussion but will mention it here:

I think it is possible that simply logging in to the pre-sale site to check ticket odds discarded prior requests. So if you requested tickets on day one and then went on the last day to see what odds were, and closed the browser without re-requesting anything, it took the log-in as initiating a new request and deleted your old one. 

This could explain why frequent checkers didn’t get 1/2 choices for shows others got 3rd/4th. 

I got worried about this scenario so I re-requested seats right before the deadline. I got a new confirmation but did not get a notice that my prior request was canceled. 

My 3/4 choices have both been confirmed and 1/2 are running today so will see. 

I personally never checked the odds once I submitted my one and only entry.  I think it’s more possible that some folks got their names drawn 5 or 6 times before some were even drawn once.  Sounds crazy but some folks got every show they wanted including show D for example as their 6th pick when others got nothing at all for show D as their second pick.

Are you implying that luck plays a part in a lottery?

There’s no need to be condescending...that “luck” runs counter to the way all previous 10c lotteries took place

Banjo

Sprunkn7 said:

So if I went in and looked at odds my rqst got wiped?

Definitely not. I checked odds but didnt change anything else, just closed the window and still got tickets yesterday

Sprunkn7

Man.of.Golden.Words said:

Sprunkn7 said:

So if I went in and looked at odds my rqst got wiped?

No

Yea, I didn't think that made sense at all.

JimmyV

Banjo said:

Sprunkn7 said:

So if I went in and looked at odds my rqst got wiped?

Definitely not. I checked odds but didnt change anything else, just closed the window and still got tickets yesterday

Whew!

sanckner

Man.of.Golden.Words said:

sanckner said:

I posted this in a BAL discussion but will mention it here:

I think it is possible that simply logging in to the pre-sale site to check ticket odds discarded prior requests. So if you requested tickets on day one and then went on the last day to see what odds were, and closed the browser without re-requesting anything, it took the log-in as initiating a new request and deleted your old one. 

This could explain why frequent checkers didn’t get 1/2 choices for shows others got 3rd/4th. 

I got worried about this scenario so I re-requested seats right before the deadline. I got a new confirmation but did not get a notice that my prior request was canceled. 

My 3/4 choices have both been confirmed and 1/2 are running today so will see. 

Not true. I checked the odds probably 20 times after my initial request. I got 4/4 ofmy BA requests. Stop spreading speculative misinformation.

It’s ... all speculative. This whole thread with the exception of “got mine”
posts is speculation.  I was suggesting a thought I had. And said I thought it was possible. That’s all. 

thumbing

sanckner said:

I posted this in a BAL discussion but will mention it here:

I think it is possible that simply logging in to the pre-sale site to check ticket odds discarded prior requests. So if you requested tickets on day one and then went on the last day to see what odds were, and closed the browser without re-requesting anything, it took the log-in as initiating a new request and deleted your old one. 

This could explain why frequent checkers didn’t get 1/2 choices for shows others got 3rd/4th. 

I got worried about this scenario so I re-requested seats right before the deadline. I got a new confirmation but did not get a notice that my prior request was canceled. 

My 3/4 choices have both been confirmed and 1/2 are running today so will see. 

This idea just prompted me to get my defibrillator out.

100 Pacer

sanckner said:

I posted this in a BAL discussion but will mention it here:

I think it is possible that simply logging in to the pre-sale site to check ticket odds discarded prior requests. So if you requested tickets on day one and then went on the last day to see what odds were, and closed the browser without re-requesting anything, it took the log-in as initiating a new request and deleted your old one. 

This could explain why frequent checkers didn’t get 1/2 choices for shows others got 3rd/4th. 

I got worried about this scenario so I re-requested seats right before the deadline. I got a new confirmation but did not get a notice that my prior request was canceled. 

My 3/4 choices have both been confirmed and 1/2 are running today so will see. 

100% false.

I logged back in several times to review odds without submitting new entries and won.

on2legs

Any lower priority requests rolling in yet for Nashville and Saint Louis?

Man.of.Golden.Words

sanckner said:

Man.of.Golden.Words said:

sanckner said:

I posted this in a BAL discussion but will mention it here:

I think it is possible that simply logging in to the pre-sale site to check ticket odds discarded prior requests. So if you requested tickets on day one and then went on the last day to see what odds were, and closed the browser without re-requesting anything, it took the log-in as initiating a new request and deleted your old one. 

This could explain why frequent checkers didn’t get 1/2 choices for shows others got 3rd/4th. 

I got worried about this scenario so I re-requested seats right before the deadline. I got a new confirmation but did not get a notice that my prior request was canceled. 

My 3/4 choices have both been confirmed and 1/2 are running today so will see. 

Not true. I checked the odds probably 20 times after my initial request. I got 4/4 ofmy BA requests. Stop spreading speculative misinformation.

It’s ... all speculative. This whole thread with the exception of “got mine”
posts is speculation.  I was suggesting a thought I had. And said I thought it was possible. That’s all. 

Exactly ... all speculative! Some people need to relax.

cmcard

Still waiting on Nashville...and lots have gotten their confirmations. Does anyone know why I haven't gotten mine? (I'm kidding)

YAKIMATSU

JBob87 said:

YAKIMATSU said:

RoleModelsinBlood31 said:

sanckner said:

I posted this in a BAL discussion but will mention it here:

I think it is possible that simply logging in to the pre-sale site to check ticket odds discarded prior requests. So if you requested tickets on day one and then went on the last day to see what odds were, and closed the browser without re-requesting anything, it took the log-in as initiating a new request and deleted your old one. 

This could explain why frequent checkers didn’t get 1/2 choices for shows others got 3rd/4th. 

I got worried about this scenario so I re-requested seats right before the deadline. I got a new confirmation but did not get a notice that my prior request was canceled. 

My 3/4 choices have both been confirmed and 1/2 are running today so will see. 

I personally never checked the odds once I submitted my one and only entry.  I think it’s more possible that some folks got their names drawn 5 or 6 times before some were even drawn once.  Sounds crazy but some folks got every show they wanted including show D for example as their 6th pick when others got nothing at all for show D as their second pick.

Are you implying that luck plays a part in a lottery?

There’s no need to be condescending...that “luck” runs counter to the way all previous 10c lotteries took place

Not condescending, just fact and yes luck has been very important in previous 10c lotteries for me.  

lolobugg

on2legs said:

Any lower priority requests rolling in yet for Nashville and Saint Louis?

had Nashville as 2nd choice after MSG. haven't heard anything...

NewfieintheUSA

Had St Louis BA priority 1, still no word

Coopia

Got my confirmation for Nashville,  but there is no indication if I got GA or reserved. If I requested best available, is there any way to find out which section I got picked for?

RoleModelsinBlood31

YAKIMATSU said:

RoleModelsinBlood31 said:

sanckner said:

I posted this in a BAL discussion but will mention it here:

I think it is possible that simply logging in to the pre-sale site to check ticket odds discarded prior requests. So if you requested tickets on day one and then went on the last day to see what odds were, and closed the browser without re-requesting anything, it took the log-in as initiating a new request and deleted your old one. 

This could explain why frequent checkers didn’t get 1/2 choices for shows others got 3rd/4th. 

I got worried about this scenario so I re-requested seats right before the deadline. I got a new confirmation but did not get a notice that my prior request was canceled. 

My 3/4 choices have both been confirmed and 1/2 are running today so will see. 

I personally never checked the odds once I submitted my one and only entry.  I think it’s more possible that some folks got their names drawn 5 or 6 times before some were even drawn once.  Sounds crazy but some folks got every show they wanted including show D for example as their 6th pick when others got nothing at all for show D as their second pick.

Are you implying that luck plays a part in a lottery?

Nice one.  Yes, but I’m more saying that if it was more thought out, once someone got their first 2-3 pics filled, they would be put aside so that those who didn’t get picked had some of their top 2 - 3 requests fulfilled, then go back to the pool.  Seems weird that some folks’ late picks pushed others out. If that was how it was going to be, they shouldn’t have stated the odds at 99%.  It is what it is, I’m not slicing a vein or anything, I’ll try on verified fan and then the fan to fan, it’s just tough to digest is all, and there’s something nice about getting the tix alloted you with your fan club # ya know?

jets521

St Louis Reserved Priority 1

still waiting (sung like Talking Heads)