Powerball at 1.5 billion.

[trekrok]

In Oklahoma, a trust can accept the prize. You also have quite a bit of time to claim the prize, so it would be of benefit to lock the ticket in the gun safe without filling it out and reach out to some lawyer and financial planners before contacting the Lottery Commission. The lawyer, acting on behalf of the trust could then claim the prize without being able to divulge any of your information.

That is why I said my wife and I have agreed we would continue on with our current career path for at least 5 more years. We both really enjoy what we do and could possibly be even more effective if the frustration of budgeting for bills and car repairs and whatnot didnt add frustration.

Sweet, I guess I'll go ahead and get some of that cash then.

 

[NomDeBoom]

Wanna be a Quadrillionaire?
Head over to Zimbabwe.
https://www.americanbullion.com/zimbabwean-quadrillionaires-trade-their-currency-for-u-s-dollars/

Or....just wait 'til the FED gets done workin' their Babylonian Debt Slave Munny Majik.

 

[chuter]

When I win I'm going to buy a new truck and some politicians; maybe a judge or two. Oh! And maybe some scientists... (I mean give grants to scientists).

 

[yukonjack]

Nah, different story. The story I was thinking of involved no cheating, just buying all the possible combinations.

As the story went, certain teams were to buy certain numbers so they could find the winning tickets easier after the drawing. Seems like some of them got shut out and not all the possible combinations got bought, but they bought enough that it was profitable anyway. I don’t remember all the details, just bits & pieces. Might have been in Europe. Don’t remember.

I hadn’t heard that story. Interesting though.

 

[dennishoddy]

Bought $60 in chances tonight and are in a lotto pool with 100 some other folks.
If I don't check in tomorrow.........

 

[DavidMcmillan]

Oh, we’ll be expecting you…..

 

[tiasman]

So OSAs new billionaire is going to have to wait because in Bidens America we cannot even draw a lottery correctly.

 

[ratski]

Nah, different story. The story I was thinking of involved no cheating, just buying all the possible combinations.

As the story went, certain teams were to buy certain numbers so they could find the winning tickets easier after the drawing. Seems like some of them got shut out and not all the possible combinations got bought, but they bought enough that it was profitable anyway. I don’t remember all the details, just bits & pieces. Might have been in Europe. Don’t remember.

I remember the story as well. Involved a group of people buying every possible combination of numbers. Had to find a few places that would allow "block purchases" of numbers. Can't remember much more of the story, but I remember reading it.

 

[Shadowrider]

When it gets past $584 million it would pay off but there's this little issue.

There's also the practical problem of how to fill out the bubbles for 292.2 million tickets, each with a different number. Even if you could complete each ticket in 30 seconds, that would take nearly 278 years for a single person to do without any breaks.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/h...ball-jackpot-if-you-can-afford-it/ar-AA13Ajmn

 

[adamsredlines]

So since it was delayed, did they lock the amount or is it still going until they actually get the drawing done?