Oregon Lottery Sports betting app started last night
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Put a dime on the ducks for me
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Do you have to live in Oregon?
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I think so.RaceBannon said:Do you have to live in Oregon?
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I'm waiting for them to verify my identity, so I can put some coin down for tonight's game. Broncos and the underRaceBannon said:Put a dime on the ducks for me
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Same people that did Obamacare site a few years ago?
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Cantor gaming is different than the cgi budget ass consulting firmHuskyJW said:Same people that did Obamacare site a few years ago?
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It took two days, but I finally got in. Missed the Thursday night game, but I would have only gone 3-2 anyway so nothing lost.
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It's horrendous. I think they are running about a 50% success rate in people being able to sign up. All kinds of glitches. Thousands of dollars down the drain but this is expected from Oregon government.
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Shockingwhuggy said:It's horrendous. I think they are running about a 50% success rate in people being able to sign up. All kinds of glitches. Thousands of dollars down the drain but this is expected from Oregon government.
The 49th state in the country for education can’t figure out godaddy.com -
Why massive projects don’t do pilot rollouts to select groups to iron out these issues before go live will always baffle mewhuggy said:It's horrendous. I think they are running about a 50% success rate in people being able to sign up. All kinds of glitches. Thousands of dollars down the drain but this is expected from Oregon government.
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Let’s see. Long ago, like in the ‘90’s, the State of Oregon put up almost $200 mill on a new software system for DMV that was never implemented.
A few years back they paid Oracle around $300 million for Cover Oregon, which was supposed to be the state exchange website to sign up for Obamacare. They actually tried to get this up and running, but it fell on its face and was scrapped.
Turned out you could just sign up on the federal site all along and it was really never needed.
The poont is that besides all of that fuckery, the State of Oregon has also had massive data breaches in the last few months.
I’m gonna go ahead and give it until next year until I trust the State of Oregon with custody of one of my bank accounts. It sucks but it’s the only sane move as far as I’m concerned. -
They said they did. If so it was a very small group. I finally got signed up but it was embarrassingly bad. Kate Brown can just go away, the sooner the better.ntxduck said:
Why massive projects don’t do pilot rollouts to select groups to iron out these issues before go live will always baffle mewhuggy said:It's horrendous. I think they are running about a 50% success rate in people being able to sign up. All kinds of glitches. Thousands of dollars down the drain but this is expected from Oregon government.
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I'm going credit card. No way I give them access to my bank. At least my credit card will flag out of lane transactions.salemcoog said:Let’s see. Long ago, like in the ‘90’s, the State of Oregon put up almost $200 mill on a new software system for DMV that was never implemented.
A few years back they paid Oracle around $300 million for Cover Oregon, which was supposed to be the state exchange website to sign up for Obamacare. They actually tried to get this up and running, but it fell on its face and was scrapped.
Turned out you could just sign up on the federal site all along and it was really never needed.
The poont is that besides all of that fuckery, the State of Oregon has also had massive data breaches in the last few months.
I’m gonna go ahead and give it until next year until I trust the State of Oregon with custody of one of my bank accounts. It sucks but it’s the only sane move as far as I’m concerned. -
instead of managing their money better the state resorts to this?
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Resorts? Everyone is legalizing sports gambling. As they should. Keep the money in the states instead of going to the Caribbean via shady online books.DerekJohnson said:instead of managing their money better the state resorts to this?
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They did it to try to put a dent in the public employee pension liability.DerekJohnson said:instead of managing their money better the state resorts to this?
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If weed didn’t help, this certainly won’tsalemcoog said:
They did it to try to put a dent in the public employee pension liability.DerekJohnson said:instead of managing their money better the state resorts to this?
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there's always a price to pay for any vicentxduck said:
Resorts? Everyone is legalizing sports gambling. As they should. Keep the money in the states instead of going to the Caribbean via shady online books.DerekJohnson said:instead of managing their money better the state resorts to this?
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The fraud in that is that it was supposed to go the schools.greenblood said:
If weed didn’t help, this certainly won’tsalemcoog said:
They did it to try to put a dent in the public employee pension liability.DerekJohnson said:instead of managing their money better the state resorts to this?
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State of Washington tech > State of Oregon techsalemcoog said:Let’s see. Long ago, like in the ‘90’s, the State of Oregon put up almost $200 mill on a new software system for DMV that was never implemented.
A few years back they paid Oracle around $300 million for Cover Oregon, which was supposed to be the state exchange website to sign up for Obamacare. They actually tried to get this up and running, but it fell on its face and was scrapped.
Turned out you could just sign up on the federal site all along and it was really never needed.
The poont is that besides all of that fuckery, the State of Oregon has also had massive data breaches in the last few months.
I’m gonna go ahead and give it until next year until I trust the State of Oregon with custody of one of my bank accounts. It sucks but it’s the only sane move as far as I’m concerned.
Put that on the list of >'s for next year when those fuckheads need to be reminded which is the more superior State in this fine Union.
Pump my gas, ducks.
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I can bet on sports with my I-phone, you losers need to drive to an Indian casino to make a wager and collect your money. Oregon wins rather easily on this one.PurpleThrobber said:
State of Washington tech > State of Oregon techsalemcoog said:Let’s see. Long ago, like in the ‘90’s, the State of Oregon put up almost $200 mill on a new software system for DMV that was never implemented.
A few years back they paid Oracle around $300 million for Cover Oregon, which was supposed to be the state exchange website to sign up for Obamacare. They actually tried to get this up and running, but it fell on its face and was scrapped.
Turned out you could just sign up on the federal site all along and it was really never needed.
The poont is that besides all of that fuckery, the State of Oregon has also had massive data breaches in the last few months.
I’m gonna go ahead and give it until next year until I trust the State of Oregon with custody of one of my bank accounts. It sucks but it’s the only sane move as far as I’m concerned.
Put that on the list of >'s for next year when those fuckheads need to be reminded which is the more superior State in this fine Union.
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Hopefully all you quooks signed up for it while the Chinese backdoored the fuck out if this piece of shit app that won't be secure for another year+
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Oh no, the Chinese could potentially have access to my credit card which has fraud protection. This is just the worst...haie said:Hopefully all you quooks signed up for it while the Chinese backdoored the fuck out if this piece of shit app that won't be secure for another year+
Experian already let loose of all of our social security numbers, so we are all pretty much fucked anyways.
Have fun making the drive to the casino to make your picks. On the bright side, you never have to make the return trip to cash in, because we all know that losers lose. -
This exactly. Anyone worrying about their personal info being stolen at this point is a fucking boomer. For $10 you can buy anyone's PII on the dark web.greenblood said:
Oh no, the Chinese could potentially have access to my credit card which has fraud protection. This is just the worst...haie said:Hopefully all you quooks signed up for it while the Chinese backdoored the fuck out if this piece of shit app that won't be secure for another year+
Experian already let loose of all of our social security numbers, so we are all pretty much fucked anyways.
Have fun making the drive to the casino to make your picks. On the bright side, you never have to make the return trip to cash in, because we all know that losers lose. -
I will agree with haie to a certain degree. Anybody dumb enough to use or store their debit card or checking account information with their system deserves to have their money stolen.ntxduck said:
This exactly. Anyone worrying about their personal info being stolen at this point is a fucking boomer. For $10 you can buy anyone's PII on the dark web.greenblood said:
Oh no, the Chinese could potentially have access to my credit card which has fraud protection. This is just the worst...haie said:Hopefully all you quooks signed up for it while the Chinese backdoored the fuck out if this piece of shit app that won't be secure for another year+
Experian already let loose of all of our social security numbers, so we are all pretty much fucked anyways.
Have fun making the drive to the casino to make your picks. On the bright side, you never have to make the return trip to cash in, because we all know that losers lose. -
Anyone using checking/debit cards anywhere is dumb. Use CCs everywhere, way better consumer protections and it's your credit (not your actual cash) on hold while they investigate fraud.greenblood said:
I will agree with haie to a certain degree. Anybody dumb enough to use or store their debit card or checking account information with their system deserves to have their money stolen.ntxduck said:
This exactly. Anyone worrying about their personal info being stolen at this point is a fucking boomer. For $10 you can buy anyone's PII on the dark web.greenblood said:
Oh no, the Chinese could potentially have access to my credit card which has fraud protection. This is just the worst...haie said:Hopefully all you quooks signed up for it while the Chinese backdoored the fuck out if this piece of shit app that won't be secure for another year+
Experian already let loose of all of our social security numbers, so we are all pretty much fucked anyways.
Have fun making the drive to the casino to make your picks. On the bright side, you never have to make the return trip to cash in, because we all know that losers lose.
