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$70 million Michigan Powerball winner says lottery winners should be able to remain anonymousNews Story
Jackpot winner: winning the lottery is too good to be true because of the fallout that comes after By Kate Northrop A $70 million Powerball lottery winner from Michigan, who won the jackpot back in 2020 , has come forward to argue that lottery winners should be able to choose to remain anonymous. The winner of a $70 million Powerball jackpot feels strongly based on her own experiences that there should be legislation passed allowing lottery winners to claim a prize without revealing
Sep 20, 2023, 5:43 pm - Todd - Lottery News

New Jersey woman to take legal action against Atlantic City casino after being refused $2.5M payoutReply
I don't need to decode to figure it out as soon as I see the numbers I know what's the difference. They're just trying to put a story in the press to get money out of it.
May 30, 2024, 9:37 pm - wander73 - Lottery News

New Jersey woman to take legal action against Atlantic City casino after being refused $2.5M payoutReply
The attendant's actions are tantamount to trying to destroy evidence. Also the fact that they tried to offer her $350.00 ( hush money) is an admission of fault. And the excuse that the digital(computer) doesn't match up with the mechanical (analog) is laughable. How do we know if there is a default system installed that purposely misaligns the computer and the analog after a jackpot is hit? Hopefully she has a good lawyer -- looks like she has a good case.
May 29, 2024, 11:25 am - Tony Numbers - Lottery News

Florida lottery winners suspect state "system error" is blocking prize payoutsReply
Simple math. Don't play trips or quads. That's $10 to $20 a game, or $5 to $10 per game. Simple math. In this game, conspiracy theories run rampant. My comment would be, doesn't the lottery always say, we're not trying not to pay people. Show me the money.
May 28, 2024, 7:46 am - Soledad - Lottery News

North Carolina 18-year-old wins $1 million in lottery after asking sister to buy ticket for himReply
Some say one should only spend a years worth of take home salary on a new car. He can get a 2025 Subaru or other decent hybrid luxury/budget vehicle with a take home pay of $35k a year from winnings that would still last when the last check arrives in 2043. $100/day 4 Twenty Years is not a lot of money to be spending on an Audi and it's collateral costs (high insurance rates, exotic tax, rare parts that are expensive, higher car problems than other luxury car brands, increased chance of traffic
May 26, 2024, 9:13 pm - Lotologist - Lottery News

$1.3 billion Mega Millions lottery winner's family sues him for not sharing jackpotReply
Except you don't know if that's actually the case. As I said before, if this was only about him battling with Sara and him being in the wrong then John Sr would simply have sided with Sara publicly and defended her. Instead he's suing his son for a share of the winnings so this is very much about the money for him. The fact that in the midst of all this acrimony wealth John hasn't tried to go for custody is also telling. Why hasn't he if he's supposedly using his child to get back at Sara.
May 16, 2024, 12:10 pm - Sasha - Lottery News

$1.3 billion Mega Millions lottery winner's family sues him for not sharing jackpotReply
The entire family loves drama. This is why you cannot buy the silence of someone with lottery money. It just does not work out vs a regular NDA in other situations.
May 15, 2024, 7:34 pm - Artist77 - Lottery News

$1.3 billion Mega Millions lottery winner's family sues him for not sharing jackpotReply
At least now we know it was a He that won. l thought was a female. Seems like his money is too much headache.
May 15, 2024, 6:56 pm - Powerball765 - Lottery News

Virginia Lottery retailers escalate boycott, halt ALL lottery ticket sales until further noticeReply
They pass laws that favor the casinos/ and big corporations. That's how lobbying works. I find it ironic that the store owners, some of whom owns multiple stores are resorting to boycotting, which is basically a grass roots effort to try and change policies of the ruling class. It might work considering how much money they will lose.
May 12, 2024, 10:38 am - Tony Numbers - Lottery News

Virginia Lottery retailers refuse to sell tickets to draw attention to skill games amendmentReply
It is good they are going to regulate it. If you decide to play skill games in any other state, there is no protections from you being cheated. The owner could set the machine to have a 0% return to player and you would never know it. This bill is not a punishment but rather a way to offer players the same protections that casinos have. Regulating cost money, hence the fees.
Apr 22, 2024, 9:55 am - HiFi - Lottery News