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- "I want to win for YOU." Ohio woman wins $1...
Reply #10IDK about Ohio, and has been forever since I hit a slot jackpot on $5K We'd play in Indiana as KY didn't have gaming facilities. They would automatically take IN's 3.4% which you'd get every penny back when filing. The law has changed to anything over $2K is federally taxed (vs old $1200). […]
- $1.5 million Powerball ticket sat in California...
Reply #5I don't ski, but got to my beloved Lake Tahoe staying in Stateline, NV on a junket flight/hotel in the good old days nine years ago this March. Then we'd cross the street to play the lottery in California. This was my second retirement, and retirement gift. Heavenly ski resort had a sign up […]
- Minnesota Lottery doubles the millionaires in...
Reply #1Good Luck Everyone[ 2,726 views ]
- Ohio couple scoops up $15 million after playing...
Reply #9Congratulations!Guess I need to head to Circle K[ 5,040 views ]
- Former Texas Lottery Director Gary Grief appears...
Reply #44The fraud operation is OVER! KLAAAAAAAA HAHA HAA!! Say what you want about me but nothing will interrupt the fact of the crime syndicate's fraud operation is being OVER[ 5,764 views ]
- Pennsylvania retailers urge lottery boycott after...
Reply #12Let them sell a 100k winner in the lottery and suddenly they will change their tune. We have a hole in the wall store that put in skill games and it was packed. Most paid out 200$ wins after vesting near that much. What are they reknown for though,? They have sold big winners .. from […]
- Mega Millions and Powerball offer over $1 billion...
Reply #25True enough and how about that generous increase of $7 million? Alexa thought I was lying when told about it[ 9,306 views ]
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How to Read Sweepstakes Rules Like a Pro and Avoid Costly Entry Mistakes
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