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- Bad luck is the reason a North Carolina man won a...
Reply #4no kidding I did same thing but didnt win[ 2,760 views ]
- New Jersey man says his $1 million win was...
Reply #5good for him but im a giants fan we hate the jets[ 2,320 views ]
- Multiple Pennsylvania lottery tickets expiring...
Reply #2Yes a second dip lottery! Place all of it back in the kettle and do a draw. All us who lost last raffle could show our ticket to enter. Sure would be nice . lottery already got their big cut in the first raffle for their cause. They aren't losing anything . The money was drawing interest […]
- Wyoming Lottery to launch Pistol Picks, the...
Reply #3The jackpot USA is also only currently offered in 4 jurisdictions according to Powerball site.It has been won once this year at CHE'S RUSTIC LOUNGE, $1,852,212. 1150 NORTH BECHTLE AVE., SPRINGFIELD, OH on 04/15/2026 10:47:00.Based on the winning frequency I think for $20 a play its not that […]
- Illinois Lottery launches Cash Pop, new addition...
Reply #7Despite winning $500 on a $10 bet a couple of years ago, I've played it maybe three times since. And now in Florida you can bet as much as $20 for $5,000 max prize. Complete ripoff.[ 2,382 views ]
- Montana Lottery postpones Montana Millionaire...
Reply #3I wonder why it's so popular...I do think the $10 price point is better, but it sounds like they sell out fast at the $20 mark.If you're buying Powerball, I'd stick with Montana since they allow anonymity and Idaho doesn't.[ 5,190 views ]
- "Mr. Potato Head Trust" claims largest...
Reply #14Here in Germany winners stay anonymous by default.The lottery even advises you not to tell anyone.In Massachusetts you need a trust named after a potato. Different continents, different survival strategies[ 5,866 views ]
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