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Fake Lottery Ticket Winners Here. I talk about a California Lottery Scratcher ticket and if you can tell if. The barcode which knows whether it's a winner or not is underneath the scratch-off surface. That barcode is not scanned when the ticket is sold. The barcode and number on the back of the ticket only indicate which game number it is, and let the lottery know at which location the ticket was sold. Needless to say, they were pretty smart about everything and they invest heavily in the security of the scratch-off material. I read one article describing a pen tester they employ to try everything to get the numbers w/out evidence of tampering and failing every time due to their proprietary chemicals and. In Canada, just the serial number on the back can't tell you is a specific ticket is a winner. All it will tell you is which batch the lottery ticket came from. Batches are used by retailers to track how much and of what they have sold so they can.

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