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- US Powerball multi-state lottery game expanding...
Reply #18* True, but only if British players are willing to go for the 30 year payout if they find the odds attractive enough.[ 1,725 views ]
- Illinois woman uses numbers passed down from...
Reply #2Perhaps the vacation to the Bahamas that the winner is planning for her family will help cement the idea. She's also planning on purchasing new cars and investing a portion of the prize in her daughter's education, the Lottery said.I love some new car tooCongratulations on the win.Not sure […]
- UK lottery winner misses claims deadline for...
Reply #13They should consider that after PowerBall launches in the UK later this Summer.[ 2,526 views ]
- Lotto Max game changes will go into effect this...
Reply #4Picking up on the topic of the moment ie LottoMax ..... does anybody know a basic recipe for (P.U.: Hoo Kut Da) grilled cheese sandwiches?Thank in advance!Have a shaggy day!!ShagE3[ 3,668 views ]
- Michigan woman who played Lotto 47 since it...
Reply #7Congrats to the lucky lady, great start to summer.[ 3,241 views ]
- New Hampshire Lottery launches $30 scratch-off...
Reply #173 Million over 30 years. Too long to wait for all of it. That's $100,000/year before taxes.[ 3,404 views ]
- Texas Lottery doles out $7.9 million in winnings...
Reply #6Other States or some states have a limit payout of $5,000,000 per draw so what this means is if you try to buy 7777 the computer will say Maximum Liabilities reached. But l guess Texas is a Big risk taker like the Cowboys[ 3,091 views ]
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