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I cannot believe that the lottery commisioner said on your program that the "market is maturing"...the games are just less addictive..the lottery industry is yhe only segment that shares information on what works in getting  more  money from players...why is it that less revenue is blamed on fuel costs,economy,player maturing,smoking ban...are we not just aware that oregonians are tired of the damages  of lottery...better odds are just incentive to play more...

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