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• fxsterling

  

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  the next 16 draws (PB/MM)
• ryanm

  

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  Higher sales means lower chances at rollovers, so I say no.
• Annual Payments

  

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  When you think about it, $300 million is an awfully lot of money.  I'd only want that much so I can be a  but if I had a winning ticket worth that much, I really wouldn't mind there being another ticket or two out there with my exact same numbers. 
• CASH Only

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  Quote: Originally posted by Annual Payments on March 6, 2006

  When you think about it, $300 million is an awfully lot of money.  I'd only want that much so I can be a  but if I had a winning ticket worth that much, I really wouldn't mind there being another ticket or two out there with my exact same numbers. 

  Everyone who wins over $100 million chooses cash
• masslottery

  

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  and someone will hit it in pa/ga
• dvdiva

  

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  For Megamillions, no. I doubt it will hit 300 and certainly not roll again once it passes that mark. It will be another year of disappointment for Megamillion jackpots.

  For Powerball it might hit the cap again at 390 but still can't break a record because of the lousy annuity they have.

  I think the real winner this year on pots will be Euro Millions.
  
• Annual Payments

  

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  Quote: Originally posted by CASH Only on March 6, 2006

  Quote: Originally posted by Annual Payments on March 6, 2006

  When you think about it, $300 million is an awfully lot of money.  I'd only want that much so I can be a  but if I had a winning ticket worth that much, I really wouldn't mind there being another ticket or two out there with my exact same numbers. 

  Everyone who wins over $100 million chooses cash

  Whatever Cash.  I'd love to have a $100m annuity.  You should choose that too.  Do that for yourself. 
• CASH Only

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  Quote: Originally posted by Annual Payments on March 6, 2006

  Quote: Originally posted by CASH Only on March 6, 2006

  Quote: Originally posted by Annual Payments on March 6, 2006

  When you think about it, $300 million is an awfully lot of money.  I'd only want that much so I can be a  but if I had a winning ticket worth that much, I really wouldn't mind there being another ticket or two out there with my exact same numbers. 

  Everyone who wins over $100 million chooses cash

  Whatever Cash.  I'd love to have a $100m annuity.  You should choose that too.  Do that for yourself. 

  My handle is CASH Only. You expect me to choose annuity?
• ryanm

  

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  Quote: Originally posted by Annual Payments on March 6, 2006

  Quote: Originally posted by CASH Only on March 6, 2006

  Quote: Originally posted by Annual Payments on March 6, 2006

  When you think about it, $300 million is an awfully lot of money.  I'd only want that much so I can be a  but if I had a winning ticket worth that much, I really wouldn't mind there being another ticket or two out there with my exact same numbers. 

  Everyone who wins over $100 million chooses cash

  Whatever Cash.  I'd love to have a $100m annuity.  You should choose that too.  Do that for yourself. 

  I'd rather buy a perpetual annuity with my LUMP SUM! Annuity prizes should be outlawed; they're misleading.
• Chewie

  

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  I think the poll could be interesting.  Which will hit first, PB/MM, and which will go to the highest in 2006?  If ONLY we knew the answer!!!!!!

  

  |||::> *'`*:-.,_,.-:*''*:--->>> Chewie  <<<---.*''*:-.,_,.-:*''* <:::|||

  I only trust myself - and that's a questionable choice