One lucky person quit worrying about the plunging markets, layoffs and other economic woes Saturday night after winning the Wisconsin Megabucks lottery.
State Lottery spokesman Andrew Bohage said a single ticket matched all six numbers and won the jackpot, worth $9.1 million if the winner chooses to take the payments in 25 installments, or worth $5.1 million if the winner takes the one-time lump-sum cash payout.
Odds of winning the Megabucks jackpot are 1 in 7 million, Bohage said.
The Wisconsin Lottery says the winning ticket was purchased at the purchased at the Q-Mart store at 2420 Calumet Drive in Sheboygan.
The winner has 180 days to come forward and claim the prize.
Congrats to the winner!
Now that is what I call worryfree living!!! WTG!
Was it a quick pick ? I don't beleive in quick pick,i use Gail Haword system when i play the lotto , i won a 2nd price using her system.I think i will win the lotto one day soon i will be very happy,but i will have to keep it a secret because people i know will want a piece of the pie.
Congratulations to the lucky winner!
PARTY TIME!!!
and if they voted for obama may they roast in heck !!!
and if they voted for obama may they roast in heck !!!"
So people who didn't vote the way you liked should rot in hell? Nice.
eh just a case of another sore loser!!
Congrats also to those who didn't win and helped this person win. Super Congrats to the winner if they used an algorithm and not a QP like the other person did recently. Here's to ya!!! See, computerized games CAN be won!
Note: Hell is in Michigan, not Wisconsin.