Lottery Latest News. Lottery Winnings and Events in the World of Lottery.

Lottery winning has nothing to do with luck, with the place where you buy the lottery tickets or when you purchase them. However, there are several towns or cities in the world where more lottery punters get more chances to win. One of the places in the world selling more winning tickets is Skibbereen, a small and beautiful coastal town in County Cork, Ireland. This town has sold jackpot winning tickets worth of approximately 19 million euros. 

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This week will be a great week for lottery punters playing Mega Million and Powerball because the jackpots will become really big. Mega Million jackpot is reaching $89 million to be drawn on Friday, Jan 25 and the Powerball will be $110 million.

On Tuesday, January 22nd, nobody bought the winning numbers of 16-39-7-54-11 with 13 as the Mega Number. The jackpot offered on that day was $89 million to be taken in a lump sum payment for 26 years or $50 if taken cash, before taxes.

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This week, a couple from Kansas is going to be a new millionaire after winning the jackpot in Kansas Lottery which is worth of $9.43 million. The couple, who does not want to have their identities revealed, said that nothing will change their life after the winning. Though they know that they will be having so much money in their bank account, they will still work and earn money.

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After the state of Indiana and Illinois who have their lottery service privatized, now it is Pennsylvania that will have its lottery run privately. This state is giving the right to run the lottery to Camelot, the operator of biggest British lottery, the National Lottery.  This privatization can hopefully increase the revenue and profit obtained from the lottery.

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She is not a rich woman feeling confused on how to spend the money in her bank accounts neither is she a lottery winner winning huge jackpots to share to the needy. No, Regina Jackson is just an ordinary worker who got laid off from her previous work in West Chester.

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Another lottery player has just been murdered in Chicago, growing another concern about lottery winners’ safety and giving more reasons for the lottery winners to stay more alerted and more aware that a lot of people will try to scam them. After winning the lottery winners’ life would not be the same anymore and it is necessary that they have good protection for their own sake.

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A lot of people have won the lotteries in 2012 and almost all kinds of lottery in the world have made the players a lot richer. Powerball, EuroMillions and other famous lotteries have given new status for giving away hundreds of million dollars. The biggest lottery jackpots worth more than 500 million dollars was also won in 2012, marking the year as the most prosperous year for the lottery players.

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Andrew Garth, a man from Middlesbrough certainly has a lot of things to celebrate at the end of this year. On December 25th, Garth celebrated Christmas and the following the day, on the 26th, the Boxing Day, he celebrated his 29th birthday where he got so many presents. Then, he got more that what he expected when he found out that he had won $1 million in EuroMillion. Yes, he is one of 25 winners in the EuroMillions Millionaire Raffles drawn on Christmas Day.

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If you believe that sometimes geographical positions determine your chances to win the lottery then you should buy one of your tickets in West Virginia. There have been 56 lucky lottery winners buying their tickets in this state since 1986 and there have been 6 winners winning $1 million or more from lottery playing this year alone.

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There should be more Christmas presents under the Christmas tree of the Bennett family in Hillsborough, New Hampshire or there might be longer and merrier holidays for them as the family has just won a big lottery prize of $2.1 in Megabucks lottery. Scott Bennett, the father, bought the winning ticket at a Circle K store the previous week although it was actually such a sweet error.

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