California could be golden for 12-state Mega Millions

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LOTTOMIKE — Mon, 20 Jun 2005 10:41:29 GMT

i certainly agree.

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Rip Snorter — Fri, 17 Jun 2005 00:36:05 GMT

Retailers will have an incentive to put up with the crowds big jackpots create, even if they slow customers buying milk, beer, whiskey or cigarettes. Sellers get a percentage of lottery sales. In California, it's 6 cents for each $1 ticket sold.Californios are going to have to do a bit of planning ahead for this. When the deck of smokes gets down to half a dozen sticks, get in line. When the bottle gets down to three fingers, line up.Buy a standby case of beer for those Tuesday and Friday night... [ More ]

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nomoneybabe — Fri, 17 Jun 2005 00:01:00 GMT

According to me, big game will earn a lot of money from California , becausse of the strong population and the interesting in buying lottery tickets !! But I don't know how long the big game keep rolling for a jackpot cycle ? Anyway, it bring new hope to people there !!! Like me ..ehe

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CASH Only — Wed, 15 Jun 2005 16:48:13 GMT

It will be.

California could be golden for 12-state Mega Millions

Lottery Post — Wed, 15 Jun 2005 16:33:02 GMT

At Bluebird Liquors in Hawthorne, California, where there's almost always a line to buy lottery tickets, owner Frank Kumamoto is eagerly awaiting California's entry into the multistate Mega Millions game. So are his regular customers. Oh, yeah, I'll play, because there's a bigger jackpot and more to win, said Barbara Fluffy Brown, a Boeing worker who drove from nearby Los Angeles to play the numbers here. It's only a dollar, so what the heck? A week from Wednesday, California will become the... [ More ]