Lottery Post launches new Weekly Roundup series on YouTube
By Kate Northrop
MARTINSVILLE, N.J. — Today, Lottery Post is launching a new Weekly Roundup series on YouTube, with the first iteration featuring a video on what we know so far about the $1.35 billion Mega Millions winner from Maine.
Lottery Post's new Weekly Roundup series on YouTube breaks down all the latest stories, game changes, and most important moments so you can stay up-to-date and in-the-know about everything happening in the lottery world.
With the $1.35 billion Mega Millions jackpot finally reaching its end on Fri., Jan. 13, we thought, what better way to start fresh with a project than with a brand-new jackpot cycle?
In our latest video, we'll talk about the possibilities, obstacles, and logistics this winner from Maine is going to face. Join the conversation and share your thoughts with us in the comments section on YouTube. We love hearing your thoughts.
WATCH: What we know about the $1.35 billion Mega Millions winner from Maine
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Visit Lottery Post's official YouTube channel to check out our latest video and see what we have to say about the latest jackpot winner.
i just want to know if it was a quick pick?
Kate.......Your new studio as well as the hilarious cut-in clips you always use, make your videos a viewing pleasure.
I picked the numbers. And you can call me Walter White.
Don't want to know. Everyone should be allowed to have anonymity
Well with them being from Maine, I can tell you they've never bought a losing ticket in their entire lifetime. No wonder it was way too easy for them to win!
I'm more interested in the $20 million winner. Was it a multi-draw ticket that hit after the huge jackpot or a new ticket?
I would love 💕 if the videos of the winners would include information like their zodiac signs,how many years they have been playing before winning,how much do they usually spend,do they usually buy quick picks or use special numbers,that kind of stuff would be awesome in the videos about the winners💕
who cares, why bother let this person lead his life
I know who it is.
* It was a quick pick. I have it on good authority.
on the lottery post quickpicks,it has what state you want.if you use states that win a lot are the quick picks better or the same for all states?
* Whatever your interpretation of the matter is, that's it!
Yea. So who cares it's not u
lottery rip only one winner all that money the one in california its rip always gets big powerball now 573 million watch one winner again
Lottery Post's Quick Picks are entirely random, using a much better random number generator than you'll find on typical websites. (Read the detailed "About" section on the Quick Picks page for more detail.)
So the numbers generated when selecting (for example) Powerball in different states uses the same cryptographic random number generator to generate the numbers. i.e., it's not better or different in one state to the next.
It it were different, that would be a bad thing. Because that would mean it's not a true random number generator.