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Illinois woman wins $1 million on lottery ticket given to her by another gas station customerReply
Retailers will normally not make you buy a ticket that you don't want, even when the ticket is exactly what you asked for, such as a QP. It's not unusual for people to decide they don't like the numbers they got and decline the ticket, but if you've paid for it giving it to somebody else is unusual. I suppose some people would think the ticket is bad luck for some reason, and think that getting rid of it improves their chances. Whatever the reason, it sounds like they wanted to get rid of it
May 5, 2024, 11:54 pm - KY Floyd - Lottery News

Three Calgary friends claim $50M lottery prize after 17 years playing togetherReply
A tight knit group of people working in a store is very unusual. Not hundreds but 160.00-180.00 a month your crew was pumping into it.
Feb 26, 2024, 8:32 pm - billybucks - Lottery News

$1.23 BILLION: Powerball jackpot juggernaut keeps rollingReply
I wouldn't call it an adjustment, but it's not at all rare for the cash:annuity ratio to remain the same from one drawing to the next. According to the worksheets on the TX website the last two runs have consistently kept the same ratio for 3 consecutive drawings before changing for the next 3 drawings. What's unusual is a change as big as this one. The annuity estimate was increased by $70 million, while the cash value only increased by $13.8 million. We've seen mistakes in some of the reported
Apr 6, 2024, 1:27 am - KY Floyd - Lottery News