$100,000 LOTTERY WINNER IN ULSTER COUNTY - $103 MILLION POWERBALL Togel
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NEW PALTZ - A $10 venture has brought a Rosendale man $100,000.
John Simpson won the second award in the "$150 Million Prize Payout Bonanza" scratch-off lottery game on Wednesday, as per a representative for the state Lottery Division. She said Simpson purchased the ticket at the Stewart's Shop on North Chestnut Street in New Paltz.
Simpson is the second Ulster County occupant in under seven days to score $100,000 in a state sweepstakes game. Last Thursday, Costas Kalimeras of Kingston won $102,763 by matching each of the five numbers attracted the Take Five game. Kalimeras purchased his ticket at the Convenience Food Mart and Exxon service station on Lucas Avenue in the town of Ulster.
In the game that Simpson played, the bonanza is $100,000 per year for quite some time.
Simpson couldn't be gone after remark Wednesday.
©Day to day Freeman 2004 Powerball Jackpot Reaches $103 Million
America's #1 lottery game is doing great. There were no Powerball bonanza champs Wednesday except for 557,782 players the country over won a sum of more than $4.2 million in prizes in America's Game.
Since nobody accurately paired each of the six numbers in Wednesday's drawing, the bonanza will develop to an expected $103 million. That is right now the biggest lottery big stake in the country.
The money choice for the Saturday, April 24 drawing will be an expected $54.4 million.
The numbers drawn were: 8, 11, 34, 42, 51 and the Powerball was 27. The Power Play multiplier was 4.
Six Togel players accurately paired the 5 white numbers and won $100,000. The tickets were sold in Arizona, Colorado, Louisiana, Missouri, Wisconsin, and Tennessee. Tennessee started selling Powerball tickets on Monday and right now one fortunate Tennessee player has won $100,000.
None of the six dominating Game 5 players bought the Power Play choice. In the event that they had, they would have duplicated their award by 4 for an all out success of $400,000.
33 players matched 4 white numbers in addition to the Powerball and won $5,000. Three of those players bought the Power Play choice, providing them with an all out success of $20,000.
In excess of 64,000 winning Powerball players duplicated their award by 4 Wednesday. They had the option to do that by buying the Power Play choice for one dollar. With Power Play you can duplicate your rewards, aside from the bonanza. Toward the start of each drawing a wheel is turned to choose that evening's multiplier.
This ongoing bonanza run began with the Wednesday, March 17 drawing. The drawing on Wednesday night was the eleventh back to back draw without being hit. More than 4.1 million Powerball players the country over have won a sum of more than $33 million in real money prizes since this bonanza run began in mid-March.
Players bought more than 20.2 million tickets among Sunday and Wednesday night.
The lotteries sold more than $2 billion in Powerball tickets in 2003. That converts into more than $600 million for beneficial state projects.
Powerball is presently played in 26 expresses, the District of Columbia, and the U.S. Virgin Islands. Maine will start deals this mid year.
Beast lottery big stake
$30-M available to anyone
By KATIE CHALMERS, STAFF REPORTER
Lottery outlets are preparing for long setups of Winnipeggers hoping to get their opportunity at a $30-million Super 7 big stake today. The slice off to purchase tickets fo
r the third-biggest Super 7 big stake is this evening at 8 o'clock.
"My recommendation is get your tickets early," said Wayne Slobodian, proprietor of Happy Joe's. "They'll be really lengthy setups day in and day out."
Individuals frequently spend an extra $10 on tickets when bonanzas come to the $30-million imprint, said Slobodian, who has his own list of things to get prepared in the event that he at any point wins large.
His fantasy incorporates a transition to Linden Woods, a 35-foot boat and a Ford 150 truck.
"I've been attempting to win for a long time. I've had a great deal of time to consider it," he kidded.
Western Canada Lottery Corp. representative John Matheson expects ticket deals for an ensured $30-million bonanza will reach $2 million.
"Whenever you get up to those levels, ticket deals are serious areas of strength for exceptionally," said.
The biggest Super 7 big stake at any point was $37.8 million on May 17, 2002, which outperformed its $34-million gauge. A February 2003, bonanza came to $32.5 million, guaranteeing runner up respects.
In the mean time, a $25-million bonus was guaranteed the week before. The draw is planned for 8:45 p.m. this evening, Matheson said.
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