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New Jersey Gives Lotto Winners Choice to Remain Anonymous
The New Jersey law’s sponsors say the bill is aimed at addressing what they called the “lottery curse”
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NY Lottery Selling Almost $2 Million in Tickets an Hour Ahead of $1.6 Billion Mega Millions Jackpot Drawing
The New York lottery is selling almost $2 million in tickets an hour ahead of Tuesday night’s record-breaking $1.6 billion Mega Millions jackpot – and the pot could still rise before the 11 p.m. drawing.
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No Winner in Friday's $1B Mega Millions Jackpot
There were no winners in the Mega Millions drawing Friday night, and the jackpot for the next drawing is now $1.6 billion. Brian Thompson reports.
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Tick, Tock: $63 Million California Lotto Jackpot to Be Donated With No Claim Filed
A $63 million lotto jackpot could become the largest prize to go unclaimed in California Lottery history if the lucky player doesn’t come forward by Thursday, officials said.
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New Yorkers Are Buying $4.3 Million Worth of Powerball Tickets Per Minute
New Yorkers are spending as much as $4.3 million per minute on Powerball tickets Wednesday in the hours before the historic drawing worth $1.5 billion, the state gaming commission announced.
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If $63 Million-Winning Lotto Ticket Expires, It Could Shatter Unclaimed Prize Record
A $63 million-winning lottery ticket sold at a Southern California convenience store could wind up being the largest unclaimed prize in California Lottery history if the winner doesn’t come forward soon, lotto officials said.
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Alleged Victims of a Sexual Predator Sue After He Wins Lottery
Two people who say they were victimized by a registered sex offender when they were children two decades ago have filed a lawsuit seeking damages for pain and suffering after he won $3 million in a Florida Lottery jackpot.