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- New Hampshire Lottery launches $30 scratch-off...
Reply #1The $3 million top prize can be claimed as an annuity paid out over 30 years, but players may opt to claim it as a $1.75 million cash option before taxes.So then it's not $3 million. It's $1.75 million.[ 374 views ]
- Texas Lottery doles out $7.9 million in winnings...
Reply #3Great to see!!! quad 7's on April fools day!! SOOO many happy winners[ 1,706 views ]
- California Lottery accidentally publishes...
Reply #8I agree. It took a concerted effort and affirmative steps to place the home address in vs the store address.[ 3,132 views ]
- Arkansas lottery winner of $250.8 million...
Reply #8Buddy, unless you name the trust with your actual name (which would be the height of stupidity), in more states than not, only the name of the trust is released. It depends on the state foia and public access to records law. Remember not all state lotteries allow some form of anonymity and […]
- $167 million Powerball lottery winner arrested a...
Reply #61This guy is obviously not even in the same league as Eddie Tipton.He doesn't come across as that nor deserve credit for that.And I'm sure the lottery authorities always do their due diligence before paying out.[ 10,427 views ]
- Virginia man wins 20 times in a single Pick 4...
Reply #9What about the 5 white balls? QP? or the SAME numbers for each......[ 5,812 views ]
- Illinois mom uses children's birthdays to win...
Reply #4Yes Jenny[ 5,042 views ]
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