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- Former Texas Lottery Director Gary Grief indicted...
Reply #3Imagine that............[ 406 views ]
- Charges dropped against $167M Kentucky Powerball...
Reply #24exactly.[ 6,866 views ]
- South Dakota trust claims $78 million Lotto Texas...
Reply #17i think the secrecy is to deter scammers. there are just too many out there these days.Scammers are one reason to (try to) remain anonymous. People you already know are often another good reason. People who think your net worth is fairly typical tend not to pester you for large handouts, […]
- Maine Lottery adopts rules to ban bulk ticket...
Reply #1Now if they can only stop the CAW groups operating out of every horse race track.[ 2,951 views ]
- Illinois Lottery shells out $7.1 million after...
Reply #6It depends on the state. Michigan had a big payout with the number 1028. If I'm not mistaken, the total prize won was over $9 million. I still think one of the biggest jackpots was on 1010. In February of 2010 the payout was $21.6 million.[ 4,067 views ]
- Two Canadian lotteries change privacy policies to...
Reply #2Let the winners themselves decide.[ 4,335 views ]
- $41 million Lotto Texas jackpot winner hasn't...
Reply #12It's interesting that it was a quick pick. I've heard stories of people playing the same numbers for years and they finally hit. Double consecutive numbers are rare. Congrats I probably wouldn't have slept either lol[ 4,475 views ]
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