Mega Millions jackpot increases to $111 million

Jan 12, 2005, 11:00 am (10 comments)

Mega Millions

The multistate Mega Millions lottery jackpot has grown to $111 million for Friday's game after there was no big winner in the latest drawing.





No tickets matched all five lotto numbers and the Mega Ball in Tuesday night's $92 million drawing.





A total of eight tickets won Mega Million's second prize: 1 from Michigan, 1 from New Jersey, 3 from Ohio, 1 from Virginia, and 2 from Washington.  Each ticket had all five lotto numbers but not the Mega Ball number to win $175,000.





33 tickets matched four of the five lotto numbers, plus the Mega Ball, for a $5,000 prize.





The winning numbers from Tuesday's drawing were two, 23, 24, 35 and 45.  The Mega Ball was 18.





The Texas Megaplier was 3.

Lottery Post Staff

Comments

CASH Only

"two" was not a winning number; it was "02".

Todd's avatarTodd

Yes, the first number was 2, what are you talking about?

CASH Only

The lottery balls are not "one", "two" etc, but "1", "2"...

Todd's avatarTodd

Two = 2 where I come from.  News stories often report numbers under ten using their character definitions so there is no confusion.  Normally I report using the numeric equivalent, but I decided to do it differently this morning.  So shoot me.

JAG331

Numerical values up to 10 inclusive should be written out.  If you want to get technical, CO, all our predictions should read something like "one-four-nine-14-36."  And the lottery ping-pong balls should be written out, from one to ten





Although....since you've got a list of numbers, maybe it is more correct to write 1-4-9-14-36.





Haha, CO, why did you start this silly argument anyway?

CASH Only

My English teacher told me to spell out numbers up to one hundred.

RJOh's avatarRJOh



Quote: Originally posted by JAG331 on January 12, 2005







If you want to get technical, CO, all our predictions should read something like "one-four-nine-14-36. 





Talk to machines that print out the lottery tickets.



viperfour

Quote: Originally posted by Todd on January 12, 2005





Two = 2 where I come from.  News stories often report numbers under ten using their character definitions so there is no confusion.  Normally I report using the numeric equivalent, but I decided to do it differently this morning.  So shoot me.












BANG!





:-)

Dave

Todd's avatarTodd

CASH Only

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